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Aurora Arts Society Hosts

Monthly Artists’ Demonstrations
Sunday, June 6, 2010, Noon to 4:00 p.m.
Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre


The Aurora Arts Society continues to host monthly Artists’ demonstrations. Each month, five artists will demonstrate various art forms and techniques and create unique works of art. These afternoon sessions are free and all demonstrations will take place from noon – 4:00 p.m. in the café area on the second floor at the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre.


Our feature Artists will be:

Janice Lee - Pottery Demonstrations

Jamie Look - Jewelry Making

Adrienne Cartwright
- Paper Making

Alison McCreesh – Wet felting
 
George Lessard – Live Webcast of the Art Demonstrations

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/aurora-arts-society


The general public is invited to drop in and watch the artists at work. These demonstrations offer an opportunity to meet the artists, ask questions, and get inspired. Please drop by to show your support for local artists and the arts community in Yellowknife. You can also watch it live on your computer at the above link!


For more information on the event contact Bonny Madsen, Aurora Arts Society at madsenart@theedge.ca.

If you want to be added to our emailing list to gets news of these and other AAS projects, please email 

info@aurora-arts.nt.ca

In general, we hope to send about one email message per month to this list.


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PWNHC
Artist Demonstration
Sunday, June 6

Mural Restoration

The heritage mural, previously hung on the True Value Hardware building, is currently being restored in an empty store front in the Centre Square Mall (across from CD Plus).
If you have some time during the day or evening to help out please contact Ann Timmins at articobiota@theedge.ca or 920-2146

Volunteers are needed to:
- remove the peeling paint
- repaint the mural using the enlargements made of the actual mural that was completed last summer

If you have tools please bring – a utility knife, sharpie marker, and paint scraper tool. (wallpaper remover tools might work)

The process is non-toxic.


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