Hot Stuff Ceramics Workshop
- Build-a-Bug with Alex Bauman:
Friday April 10th, 6:30 - 9:30 PM - Rock Family with Katika Marczell
Saturday April 11th, 6:30 - 9:00 PM - Build an Incense Holder with Emily Elise
Sunday April 12th, 6:30 - 9:30 PM
As part of the ceramics group show - "Hot Stuff", on view April 8-14 - three participating ceramicists will also be hosting ceramics workshops at the gallery! Sign up for some amazing ceramics fun!
Location: Northern Contemporary Gallery (420 Roncesvalles Ave, Toronto ON)
Class Size: Max 12 people per workshop
Cost: $80 per participant (Ages 18+)
Featured Artists
Shea Nemeth
Shea is a Toronto based illustrator known for her gouache paintings and contemporary, whimsical style. Through the use of storytelling and familiar imagery, her work creates an intimate, relatable and bittersweet experience. She mostly focuses on flat colour, clean lines, and minimalist compositions. Inspired by childhood memories, classic cartoons and animations, she hopes to invoke feelings of nostalgia and sentimentality, and encourage the viewer to reflect on and treasure those moments that they hold dear. Her work can be seen as painted illustrations, murals and merchandise.
Emily May Rose
Emily May Rose is an award-winning artist and illustrator based in Toronto, Canada. Based on her own experiences, Emily’s work features a cast of recurring characters (most notably her weed-smoking, pizza-eating raccoons) to depict humorous situations that are relatable to many of us who are trying to survive in an urban environment. Her work can be found in many formats including murals, editorial illustration, apparel design, installations, and gallery settings. Her murals can be found all over the world where she's painted in street art festivals, artist residencies, and other commissions during her various travels.
Rosey Cheekes
Rosey Cheekes (Randi), a Canadian illustrator who draws inspiration from anything that is cute, fun and delicious. Randi loves combining animals and food with a hint of minimalism, bringing the creations to life in various forms from vector illustrations to adorable murals and bags.