Watch Our Virtual Tour of Colour with a “U”
by Shelby Smith
If you missed out on attending the virtual tour of Colour with a “U” earlier this week, we have some good news: you can now view a recording of the evening on our website for a limited time!
Get lost in the exquisite details of over 30 vibrant textile artworks. Learn what inspired each artist and how they addressed themes of diversity and inclusion with their artwork.
The recording will only be available to watch until June 27th, so be sure to act quickly to avoid disappointment.
Click here to take the free virtual tour.
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FEATURED ARTWORKS:
Wilma Brock, The Urgent Colours of a Summer Garden (2019). Textile. 96.5 x 61 cm (38 x 24 in).
Dawn Piasta, Eh, Eutopian Sky (2020). Textile. 66 x 63.5 cm (26 x 25 in).
June Robertson, Psychedelic Skies 4 (2019). Textile. 78.7 x 58.4 cm (31 x 22 in).
Did you know?
In 1916 Kenora produced the most flour of any city in Canada. Between the Lake of the Woods Milling Company in Keewatin and the Maple Leaf Milling in Kenora they produced 13,000 barrels of flour a day