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ARTS INSIDE returns with another exciting workshop! Led by Harmeet Rehal, Storytelling through Collage is a hands-on workshop for all skill levels. Rooted in the radical history of collage in Black, Indigenous, and racialized communities, it explores collage as a tool for storytelling and memory keeping. Participants will experiment with textures, colors, and materials while learning techniques to make the medium accessible and expressive.
Doors open at 6:30 PM.
About Arts Inside:
Arts Inside is a monthly performing arts workshop for adults and youth 14+, led by professional artists. Explore acting, poetry, singing, writing, digital storytelling, or visual arts—each month offers something new! No experience needed—just an open mind and a passion for creativity. Connect, create, and grow in a supportive space!
About the facilitator:
Harmeet Rehal (they/them) is a trans, Disabled, and fat Sikh-Panjabi multidisciplinary artist, educator, and community organizer. Through illustration, textiles, collage, and arts-based research, they explore intergenerational disability, pandemic grief, and accessible design.
With nearly seven years of experience leading community arts programs across the GTA, Harmeet is dedicated to making the arts truly accessible. They co-lead Digizine, a covid-cautious zine residency for Deaf and Disabled 2SQTBIPoC. Their work has been exhibited at major galleries, including the Art Gallery of Mississauga and Tangled Art + Disability, and they’ve completed residencies at YTB Gallery, National accessArts Centre, and more.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
1 Theatre Lane, Brampton, ON, Canada, Ontario L6V 0A3
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