UNB Art Hives Mixed Media Collage with Lori Quick-FR
Event Details:
UNB will launch its first Art Hive, a free community art studio that welcomes everyone as an artist.
The Art Hive idea emerged out of a collaboration between UNB Counselling Services, the Art Zone and the Ntulsonawt Wellness Centre. “The idea was to offer a welcoming space for students to connect with each other emotionally, culturally and creatively --the art hive model seemed to offer just that!” said Susan Lee, Counsellor at UNB Counselling Services. The group decided to hold two art hive events at the Art Zone in Memorial Hall, UNB, one at the Ntulsonawt Wellness Centre, Room 342 Marshall d’Avray Hall, and one in the Lower Atrium of the Student Union Building.
Students do not need to register and everyone is welcome to these free, informal, facilitated events. No prior artistic talent is required.
The “Art Hive” concept was developed by Dr. Janis Timm-Bottos a professor and art therapist at Concordia University. She and her students have launched a national network of art hives across Canada. Please see www.arthives.org.
UNB Art Hive events will be held three more times on the Fredericton campus this year and will include:
Who - Lori Quick
What - Multimedia Collage
When - Friday, Nov. 22, 1:30 – 3:30 p.m.
Where - ArtZone Studio, Memorial Hall, 26
Why - To show how collaborative projects of play: cutting, pasting, painting and imagery, can bring forth inward and outward realizations about ourselves and the world around us.
Who - Nancy Harn
What - Ash Weaving
When - Monday, Jan. 20, 2020, 1 - 3 p.m.
Where - Ntulsonawt Wellness Centre, Marshall d’Avary Hall, 342
Why - To find the beauty within through interweaving of your stories.
Who - Susan Lee
What - Rock Painting
When - Friday, March 13, 2020, 1:30 – 3:30 p.m.
Where - Lower Atrium, Student Union Building (SUB)
Why - Offer a random act of kindness.
Questions about UNB Art Hives?
Contact: Susan Lee, susan.lee@unb.ca
Building: Memorial Hall
Room Number: ArtZone Studio #26
Contact:
Lori Quick
1 506 453 4623
lquick@unb.ca

