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Saturday, October 17th | 3pm - 5pm
Sunday, November 22nd | 3pm - 5pm
$45
In this feline-focused workshop, participants create their own goyangi (고양이) - the Korean word for cat - portrait utilizing calligraphic ink and brush painting techniques on rice paper. the course offers an introduction to ink painting basics including brush positioning, speed and the use of water in creating gradients. participants are encouraged to experiment outside of these traditional teachings, embracing different tools and forms of mark-making to create their purrfect kitty.
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Katherine Summer Kim is an Aurora-based artist whose work explores themes of identity, interconnectedness and our communion with the unseen. Working across disciplines such as drawing, painting and collage, their practice employs line, color, symbolism and text to process experience and emotion. Ranging from figurative to abstract, their work reveals forms both familiar and otherworldly, planes where hurt and hope coexist, bridging personal and universal.
Saturday, October 17th | 3pm - 5pm
Sunday, November 22nd | 3pm - 5pm
$45
In this feline-focused workshop, participants create their own goyangi (고양이) - the Korean word for cat - portrait utilizing calligraphic ink and brush painting techniques on rice paper. the course offers an introduction to ink painting basics including brush positioning, speed and the use of water in creating gradients. participants are encouraged to experiment outside of these traditional teachings, embracing different tools and forms of mark-making to create their purrfect kitty.
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Katherine Summer Kim is an Aurora-based artist whose work explores themes of identity, interconnectedness and our communion with the unseen. Working across disciplines such as drawing, painting and collage, their practice employs line, color, symbolism and text to process experience and emotion. Ranging from figurative to abstract, their work reveals forms both familiar and otherworldly, planes where hurt and hope coexist, bridging personal and universal.