About this Event
In this workshop, participants will be guided to create their very own crepe paper flower or bouquet (depending on the complexity of the flower design). Jess first learned the art of making crepe paper flower while creating cempasúchil flowers for the Day of the Dead celebration, since then, she has explored and evolved her craft to create a variety of designs, including, roses, orchids, birds of paradise and more.
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Materials will be provided
Beginner friendly
Paid parking is available
For adults 18+
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Tickets are non-refundable but can be transferred to a different time or a different upcoming workshop if we are notified within 48hrs of workshop.
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ABOUT JESS
Jess (she/they) is a community arts mentor and visual artist based in T’karonto (Treaty 13). With over 10 years in the community arts sector, they’ve led workshops in various mediums—from watercolour and acrylic to bookbinding and digital art—both online and in person. As a queer mixed-race white Latine (Mexican-Italian) artist, Jess is dedicated to anti-oppressive, care-centered practices that challenge scarcity mindsets and create intentional connections within the arts.
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ABOUT INGENIUS SERIES
The INGENIUS series is a participatory arts program organized by Red Pepper Spectacle Arts featuring guest artists sharing their cultural and artistic practices with community participants.
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ABOUT RED PEPPER SPECTACLE ARTS
Red Pepper Spectacle Arts is a non-profit, community arts organization that co-creates and facilitates multidisciplinary collaborative arts engagement cross-culturally and primarily serves First Nations/Metis/Inuit Communities. Red Pepper works in partnership with social service agencies, community health and educational institutions, municipalities, band councils, neighbourhood residencies and other arts partners, to provide arts programming towards social justice, equity in cultural arts production, representation and arts access.
www.redpepperspectacle.com
Event venue & nearby stays
Red Pepper Spectacle Arts, 160 Baldwin Street, Toronto, Canada