Join Creativity Studio Artist and arts educator Leisa Rich for a reflective workshop exploring the experiences and influences that shape your creative practice. Through guided exercises and group discussion, participants will create an “artistic genealogy” – a visual map of their creative journey, exploring personal, cultural, and lived experiences that inform their work. This workshop invites artists of all disciplines to uncover new connections, deepen self-awareness, and discover new possibilities for future creative exploration.
Good to Know:
- Participants are welcome to bring photos of their artwork or practice to “show and share”
- Participants will need to bring their own lunch
- Age Range: Age 18+
- # Participants: 24
- Registration: Pay What You Can / By Donation (Donations support the Tett Centre's affordable and accessible arts programming.)
About
Leisa Rich is an experimental, multi-disciplinary artist and art educator who transforms the common and alternative in unique ways using fibre materials and processes, mixed and repurposed media, 3D printing, laser engraving and AI. She is a fearless creative explorer.
Leisa Rich holds MFA, BFA and B.Ed. Art degrees, is featured in museums, galleries, publications, and published a children's book and series of How-To art books. She has been teaching for 52 years.
Her work is in these select permanent collections: Delta Airlines, Travel + Leisure/Wyndham Hotels, Hilton Hotels, Allred Hotel Group, The Boston Group, Pro-Demnity Insurance, Emory Healthcare, Dallas Museum of Art, and private homes, and more. She is a recipient of distinguished fellowships/awards.
Rich moved back to Canada in 2020 after decades abroad exhibiting and teaching.
See her work at www.monaleisa.com