Join us every Sunday from 1 to 3 PM for a creative and fun-filled afternoon at the MacKenzie Art Gallery!
Can you tell a story from beginning to end with just one picture? Make a drawing that tells a story without using multiple pictures or panels. This Weekly We Make is inspired by the work of Inuk printmaker Pitseolak Ashoona, which can be viewed in the exhibition "Death Boat and Other Stories: The Kampelmacher Memorial Collection of Indigenous Art," on view at the MacKenzie Art Gallery until 2 May 2027.
This workshop is led by one of our amazing Gallery Educators.
When: Sundays, 1–3 PM
Where: The Learning Centre at the MacKenzie Art Gallery
Who: Open to all ages, skill levels, and backgrounds—everyone can participate!
About Weekly We Make
It’s an art party! Weekly We Make at the MacKenzie Art Gallery, presented by Canada Life, is an opportunity for individuals and families to drop in and create artwork.
Learn about the artists and artworks in MacKenzie’s Permanent Collection and featured exhibitions with weekly in-person hands-on workshops that can be modified for all ages. Visit our studio to make art with Gallery Educators and guest artists, exploring new and beloved techniques and art materials.
Thanks to our presenting sponsor, Canada Life Co., there is no cost to attend these drop-in sessions. All materials are provided.
Learn more about this Weekly We Make activity:
https://mackenzie.art/learn/weekly-we-make/
Image credit: Pitseolak Ashoona, "Legend of the Narwhale," 1968, stonecut print. MacKenzie Art Gallery, Kampelmacher Memorial Collection of Indigenous Art.
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