Addressing Climate Anxiety through Community Building and Art-Making. This session we will create lino block prints.
Solastalgia: Addressing Climate Anxiety through Community Building and Art-Making is back for its fourth session. This time RAVEN staff and supporters will be coming together to make lino block art and prints.
As always with these sessions, this workshop will start with conversations and prompts to get our ideas flowing and to create opportunities for connection. We will also spend time reflecting and nurturing the ideas and concepts discussed at the previous zine-making, which had a theme of "Collective Action." As we begin the art-making, we will all be invited to express some of our dreams, ideas, hopes, and fears about the climate and our collective futures through carving into the lino blocks and then doing a few prints together.
We will be weaving in ideas of how we can connect across differences and take action as individuals and as a community — we will discuss a multitude of ways we can all participate in re-imagining the future. We will sip tea, share stories, and make space for creativity and connection to see what can bloom from time spent creating together.
RAVEN will provide any materials needed for creating prints on paper, but if you have a t-shirt or piece of fabric you would like to print onto, please bring them along.
*RAVEN’s Zine Issue #1 and #2 will be available in print for those who may want a copy
Location:
Paul Phillips Hall — in the back of the Little Fernwood Gallery —1923 Fernwood Rd. Victoria, B.C.
Agenda:
10:00: doors, tea, coffee, snacks made available
10:30: Introduction to activity, writing and art prompts, orientation to the space and materials and/how we hope to use it
10:40-12:30 - lino block carving and printing
12:30-12:45 - closing thoughts
12:45-1:15 - clean up and goodbyes
The term “solastalgia” was coined by philosopher Glenn Albrecht. He describes it as "the homesickness you have when you are still at home" and your home environment is changing in ways you find distressing, often due to climate change.
Addressing Climate Anxiety through Community Building and Art-Making. This session we will create lino block prints.
Solastalgia: Addressing Climate Anxiety through Community Building and Art-Making is back for its fourth session. This time RAVEN staff and supporters will be coming together to make lino block art and prints.
As always with these sessions, this workshop will start with conversations and prompts to get our ideas flowing and to create opportunities for connection. We will also spend time reflecting and nurturing the ideas and concepts discussed at the previous zine-making, which had a theme of "Collective Action." As we begin the art-making, we will all be invited to express some of our dreams, ideas, hopes, and fears about the climate and our collective futures through carving into the lino blocks and then doing a few prints together.
We will be weaving in ideas of how we can connect across differences and take action as individuals and as a community — we will discuss a multitude of ways we can all participate in re-imagining the future. We will sip tea, share stories, and make space for creativity and connection to see what can bloom from time spent creating together.
RAVEN will provide any materials needed for creating prints on paper, but if you have a t-shirt or piece of fabric you would like to print onto, please bring them along.
*RAVEN’s Zine Issue #1 and #2 will be available in print for those who may want a copy
Location:
Paul Phillips Hall — in the back of the Little Fernwood Gallery —1923 Fernwood Rd. Victoria, B.C.
Agenda:
10:00: doors, tea, coffee, snacks made available
10:30: Introduction to activity, writing and art prompts, orientation to the space and materials and/how we hope to use it
10:40-12:30 - lino block carving and printing
12:30-12:45 - closing thoughts
12:45-1:15 - clean up and goodbyes
The term “solastalgia” was coined by philosopher Glenn Albrecht. He describes it as "the homesickness you have when you are still at home" and your home environment is changing in ways you find distressing, often due to climate change.
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Highlights
- 3 hours
- In person
Refund Policy
Location
1923 Fernwood Rd
1923 Fernwood Road
Victoria, BC V8T 2Y6
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