Le comité Classes moyennes a le plaisir de vous inviter a un atelier parent-ado sur la gravure.
A l'heure ou l'élève tourne de plus en plus son regard vers le monde extérieur, la pédagogie Waldorf offre, a travers les sciences comme a travers les arts, de nouveaux outils pour toujours mieux comprendre le monde et en faire une expérience sensible.
La gravure, une facette de la Renaissance, a été la première forme qui permettait de faire plusieurs copies d'un même dessin.
Durant l'atelier, à partir d'une histoire racontée chaque participant réalisera le dessin d' une scène de son choix et en fera plusieurs copies.
ATELIER de GRAVURE avec Jean Balekian
Samedi 21 janvier de 9h à 15h
Coût: 22$ (18$ étudiants 11 ans et +) - Matériaux inclus - places limitées
Horaire:
9h à 10h Introduction du thème et histoire
10h pause
10h30 dessin
Pause dîner
13h à 15h suite de l'atelier
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The Middle Classes committee is happy to invite you to a parent-teen workshop on engraving.
The workshops are offered to students age 10 and older, as well as to any parents who want to participate. At an age when the student turns increasingly their gaze to the world outside, the Waldorf pedagogy offers new tools through science and the arts to better understand and make the world truly meaningful to them.
ENGRAVING WORKSHOP with Jean Balekian
Saturday, January 21 from 9 am to 3 pm
Cost: $ 22 ($ 18 students 11+) - Materials included - limited seats
Engraving, a facet of the Renaissance, was the first form to make several copies of the same drawing.
During the workshop, starting from a narrated story, each participant will make the drawing of a scene of his choice and make several copies.
Schedule:
9 to 10 am Introduction of the theme and history
10 am break
10:30 am drawing
Lunch Break
1 to 3 pm Continuation of the workshop
Jean Balekian: drawing, modeling and woodwork proffesor at IRSQ.
After his studies in Fine Arts (major in Painting and Art History) at Concordia University and in Teaching Visual Arts at Université du Québec in Montreal, Jean Balekian attended the Applied Arts Program (Woodwork and Clay Modeling) at Sunbridge College, New York. He participated in several group and solo exhibitions in Canada and France. He has been teaching in the upper grades and the High School of École Rudolf Steiner de Montréal for more than twenty years and at the Rudolf Steiner Institute in Quebec since 1998. Today he focuses more on his work as an artist in studio and assumes the responsibilities of the President of the Anthroposophical Society in Canada.
For information and registration, contact admissions at 514 481-5686 ext. 106
