Mixed Media Art Workshop with Isabelle Michaud, February 23
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Isabelle Michaud, a local visual artist, is leading a workshop on Mixed Media art on February 23, 2025, at the Blind River Curling Club, 10am-1:30pm.
Create multi-layer mixed media art, exploring plant and mineral-based inks and tracing techniques, with guidance from Isabelle. This workshop will provide participants with unique options to personalise their artwork, with opportunities for integrating traced images (old photos, illustrations from books, etc.) with personal significance, into the art practice.
This workshop is French-English bilingual, which means that if you speak one or both languages, you’ll have no trouble participating! The mixed-media workshop is open to anyone ages 9+, and is beginner-friendly.
To register, call 705-943-9127, email tori@algomatrad.ca or fill out the google form below!
Pour un formulaire en français, cliquez ici!
Spaces are limited, so register soon!
Following the art workshop with Isabelle, Les Anges will be leading a Song Circle with ‘Chansons à repondre’ from 2-5 on February 23 in the same space – the Blind River Curling Club. Click here for more info!
Isabelle (Isa) Michaud is a multidisciplinary artist living and creating in Baawaating (Sault-Sainte-Marie.) Isa Michaud earned a BFA from Algoma University (2018.) Recent solo and group exhibitions include installation work for Ontario Culture Days, Apothecary Artefact at Pinchman’s Café (Sudbury), Albert at Ice Follies (North Bay,) La Verticale, Espace Pleural at LeLabo (Toronto,) and many other projects that engage community such as the Artist Skills Development Workshop series Isa is running with Cafe 4 Good in Sault-Ste-Marie. Isa’s work has recently shifted towards a two-pronged approach, researching bio materials and creating Media Arts works. By oscillating between the two, Michaud creates dynamic works that sit at the intersection of the tangible and the ethereal.
Click here to visit Isabelle’s website!
And take a look at Galerie Sans Clous, Isabelle’s micro-gallery in Bawaating/Sault Ste. Marie!
This workshop is part of the AlgomaTrad 50+ Community Program, supported by a grant from the Government of Ontario.