Being creative is always challenging, and staying creative over the pandemic has been difficult for most of us. This workshop will help you navigate creative obstacles. Artist and mentor Lyla Rye will present relevant research on creativity and the group will engage in a number of hands on exercises designed to liberate their creative minds. Participants will reflect on what worked for whom and consider why, enabling the development of individual techniques to guide you through your creative slump.
Please email lfatemi@gallery44.org to register for this workshop.
Lyla Rye is a Toronto based artist who works in installation, sculpture, video and photography to explore our experience of architectural space. Her work has been exhibited across Canada and internationally including in New York, San Francisco, Adelaide, Auckland, Paris, and Berlin. She has shown at The Power Plant, The Whitney Museum of American Art, Southern Alberta Art Gallery and in the Karachi Biennale, Pakistan.
Rye has taught at the Ontario College of Art and Design University, University of Guelph, Queen’s University, University of Toronto Continuing Studies, Toronto School of Art, the San Francisco Art Institute and in the Art and Art History Department at Sheridan College joint with University of Toronto Mississauga.
