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Combat climate anxiety, eco-grief, and environmental apathy by making art and gaining practical knowledge to enable collective healingCreate art, connect with others, and turn climate grief into bold prints you can take home.
Come explore lino printing as a creative way to engage with the feelings and challenges of our changing environment. This workshop is free and open to anyone but registration is required to ensure adequate supplies. No experience required and all supplies included.
Feeling overwhelmed by the state of the planet? You're not alone. ��
Process your feelings about enviromental challenges through art and learn ways you can reclaim your agency an dbecome a more active advocate for causes your care about.
Join JB Sithebe and local artist Andrew Thorne for an afternoon of creativity, conversation, and community as we explore environmental concerns through the hands-on art of lino printing.
Along the way, we'll learn about local organizations working toward a better future and discover ways to get involved in environmental and social causes you care about.
Whether you're feeling frustrated, hopeful, overwhelmed, or simply curious, there's room for you here.
Just bring yourself, your creativity, and the belief that even small actions can make a difference.
� What to Expect
Express Yourself Through Art – Explore your feelings about the climate crisis and the world around you through a creative, hands-on activity.
Create Custom Prints – Learn from local artistAndrew Thorne as you design and carve your own lino blocks from scratch. Make as many prints are you like to take home or share with loved ones.
Connect with Community – Meet others who care about environmental and social issues in a welcoming space for conversation and connection.
Discover Local Climate Action – Learn about organizations doing meaningful work in our community and ways you can get involved. Find your own way to make a difference by exploring actions, big or small, that you can take to contribute to positive change.
All experience levels are welcome. You don't need to identify as an artist or activist to participate.
� Tickets & Accessibility
Admission: FREE but registration is required
Supplies: INCLUDED
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ArtsHub Ortona, 9722 102 Street Northwest, Edmonton, AB T5K 0X4, CA, Canada
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