Look Outside! Workshop with supercollective

The second public program offered by supercollective as part of their current artist residency at the DMG, this workshop will encourage participants to create windows on the walls of the DMG to inspire them to look beyond their surroundings and imagine possibilities. Participants will use a variety of provided media to draw, sketch, or paint windows and scenery based on what they like to look at when zoning out, looking out, or wherever their imaginations or memories take them. Facilitated by supercollective member Faith Rajasingham, the workshop will include prompts and provide visual inspirations as jumping off points, from different land or dreamscapes to specific window styles.

All supplies will be provided.

Space is limited, registration is required. If you have accommodation needs, please let us know through the registration form or contact dmg.utsc@utoronto.ca. The gallery is wheelchair accessible and seating will be available.

ABOUT THE FACILITATOR

Faith வீணா Rajasingham is an emerging Scarborough-based Eelam Tamil multidisciplinary artist. Dipping her toes in various practices (short prose, crochet, and painting), Faith’s work is steeped in her adoration for Scarborough. As an arts & culture worker, she is also devoted to community-oriented programming, advocacy, and education. Faith earned her MA in History (York University, 2019), has worked in public museums, and is now the Program Coordinator at Scarborough Arts. A co-founder of Tamil Reads—a community space that aims to break down accessibility barriers to literary culture for global Tamil and BIPOC diasporas—Faith strives to increase services and resources for historically marginalized communities.