Monday, December 14, 2015
Thursday, December 10, 2015
Promise in the Park: The Write Stuff
From our weekly creative writing workshop the Write Stuff: A Collaborative Creative Writing Warm-Up Practice designed by Anna Camilleri
The photos documents collaborative poems created in small groups.
Writers are invited to respond creatively to the word prompts provided in any way: by writing narrative, poetry, word strings, dialogue. Approximately 1 minute per word.
The word prompts provided: Snowflake, mango, stairs, red, water.
Writers are invited to respond creatively to the word prompts provided in any way: by writing narrative, poetry, word strings, dialogue. Approximately 1 minute per word.
The word prompts provided: Snowflake, mango, stairs, red, water.
All of the word cards are collected, shuffled, and taped up on the wall as 4 randomly-placed word clusters.
Writers separate into four groups, each around one cluster, to collaboratively “write” a new piece with the words provided. Some or all words provided could be used, and one or two could be added.
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
PROMISE IN THE PARK:FLIGHT PATH UNVEILING
Unveiling and celebration of Flight Path October 24th 2015!
A community engaged/made public mosaic work installed outside of
The St. James Town Community Corner at 200 Wellesley St East, Toronto
Special Thanks to St James Town Community Corner,
Diane Frankling Cooperative Homes,The Toronto Arts Council,
The Ontario Arts Council and The Ontario Trillium Foundation
photo credits: Martin Reis (c) 2015
Sunday, October 25, 2015
Promise In the Park: Behind the Scenes, Getting Things Set Up
After many months of preparation we are finally getting all the pieces in place for the celebration and unveiling of two community engaged/made public artworks! Here are some behind the scenes photo's of us getting things set up for the events on October 24th.
RAIN WON'T KEEP US DOWN!!! |
Special Thanks to St James Town Community Corner,
Diane Frankling Cooperative Homes,The Toronto Arts Council,
The Ontario Arts Council and The Ontario Trillium Foundation
photo credits: Martin Reis (c) 2015
Thursday, October 22, 2015
Friday, October 2, 2015
Artist Talk: Friday October 9, 2015
For
Immediate Release
October 1, 2015 |
TORONTO
Jumblies Theatre, MABELLE arts, and
Red Dress Productions welcome
Glen Andersen for an Exploration of
Community Engagement
Public Art & Place
Jumblies Theatre, MABELLE arts, and
Red Dress Productions welcome
Glen Andersen for an Exploration of
Community Engagement
Public Art & Place
On Friday October 9 at 6:30 pm,
Glen Andersen will give a free public
lecture on
The Spirit of Place, a 45-minute
presentation exploring his philosophy of urban aesthetics. Glen explores the
visibility of human-scale and handmade environments that can counteract generic
contemporary urban terrains.
Hailing from Vancouver, Glen is visiting Toronto as
guest artist with Red Dress Productions, Mabelle Arts, and Jumblies Theatre, and
brings his considerable experience with community-engaged public and
place-based art, specifically in creating permanent mosaic and sculptural work
for civic plazas, sidewalks, and parks. His presentation is timely given the
Toronto Arts Council recently announced Arts in the Parks Program, and Toronto’s 5-year parks plan unanimously passed by City Council in 2013.
The presentation, to be held at Jumblies
Theatre’s Ground Floor Studio (132 Fort York Blvd.,
north of Lakeshore and east of Bathurst) on Friday October 9 at 6:30 pm, will be
followed by an open-format discussion. Light refreshments provided.
Donations appreciated. Everyone is welcome.
Glen Andersen is a Vancouver-based
artist specializing in public and community art. 20 years ago, by an accident
of fate, he found himself dabbling in the ancient art of mosaic, which
eventually became his primary medium. This happened at a time when Vancouver
was initiating a bold and often innovative series of community-engaged art
programs. All at once, there were many sanctioned venues for a publicly-engaged
art practice in a range of media, both ephemeral and permanent. Through his practice, Glen hopes to stimulate a deeper understanding of the unique spirit of
a place. www.mosaicplanet.net
For more information, contact
Jumblies Theatre:
416-203-8428
info@jumbliestheatre.org
info@jumbliestheatre.org
or
Red Dress Productions:
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