Art Windsor-Essex respectfully acknowledges that we are located on Anishinaabe Territory – the traditional territory of the Three Fires Confederacy of First Nations, comprised of the Ojibway, the Odawa, and the Potawatomi. Today the Anishinaabe of the Three Fires Confederacy are represented by Bkejwanong. We want to state our respect for the ancestral and ongoing authority of Walpole Island First Nation over its Territory.
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Sandwich Visionaries: March Break Activities
Location: Common Ground Gallery, 3177 Sandwich Street
Date & Hours: Monday to Saturday, 1-5PM everyday
This program is open to youth, teens and families from Sandwich Town and Windsor West.
Free lunch will be served 12-1PM everyday.
March Break Art Camp at Common Grounds
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SandwichTown 2075
Monday, March 10 w/ Marc N : Sandwichtown 2075
What will Sandwichtown look like in 50 years? Join us as we answer this question through the lens of radical optimism.
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Future Selves Greenscreen with Nolan Arthur
Tuesday, March 11 w/ Nolan Arthur –Future Selves Greenscreen workshop
What does the future hold for you? Fire up your imagination about your future self with Nolan Arthur.
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Digital Sounds with Bilal Nassar
Wednesday, March 12 w/ Bilal Nassar – Digital Sounds
Local musician Bilal Nassar will lead the group in creating a soundtrack for our stop motion animation project.
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Cardboard Constructions
Thursday, March 14 w/ Marc N – Cardboard Constructions
Create 3d objects using a variety of cardboard construction techniques.
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Workshop Details
Friday, March 14 w/ Talysha Bujold Abu – Investigative Drawing
Join us for a hands-on drawing workshop designed to spark curiosity and deepen your observational skills.
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Photography Primer
March 15 w/ Kamryn Cusamano – Photography Primer
Learn the basics of digital photography with professional photographer, Kamryn Cusamano.
Meet the Facilitator: Marc Ngui
Marc Ngui is a Sandwich based multi-disciplinary artist/designer/world builder. He was trained as an architect before venturing into the world of DIY comics, zines and self-publishing.
As a cartoonist, diagrammatician and illustrator, he has published two graphic novels and contributed to many non-fiction book projects (some of which have won awards.) His professional creative practice spans many disciplines, including illustration (for newspapers, magazines and websites), storyboarding, animation, web design, and film and video production (including scenic painting, video editing and art direction).
He has worked as a video journalist for the CBC and a comics journalist for the Toronto Star. His painting, drawing and installation work as a contemporary artist has been exhibited across Canada and internationally. His current practice aspires to help direct our collective creative potential towards generating a more equitable and Gaia friendly future.
