Make a Mosaic

Description

Mosaics are an art form that long predate our contemporary "pixelated" world. This four-hour session will begin with a short talk about remarkable mosaics from ancient to contemporary times and about the materials, tools and techniques. Then roll up your sleeves to make a stunning geometric or abstracted artwork with guidance from and assistance of the workshop leader. You will leave with a handcrafted memento to adorn your home and newfound skills to create more!

This workshop is suitable for beginner and advanced DIYers. Participants are strongly encouraged to bring one or more decorative designs, patterns, or photographs that inspire them.

For over 25 years, Josh Heuman has developed a wide array of public programs for audiences of all ages. Heuman has planned and led numerous hands-on workshops in addition to public speaking about historical and contemporary art, organizing exhibitions, and serving as juror for art competitions and exhibitions. He works currently as Head of Artistic Engagement at Koffler Arts (Toronto), and previously held positions in education, exhibitions, and administration at The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery (Toronto) as well as art museums in the USA. He earned a BA in Visual Art and MA in Art History at York University (Toronto).

When:
Saturday, March 28, 2026
1-4pm * (potential to stay later if required to complete)

Where:
Lakehead University, Orillia Campus, 500 University Avenue
Simcoe Hall

$50 per ticket

The registration fee for the workshop is $50 + HST.

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Type
Workshop
Instructional Method
Community Based
Location
Schedule
1:00-4:00 PM
Start Date
Saturday, March 28, 2026
Dates
Saturday, March 28, 2026
Cost
$50

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