Open to all knowledge levels\, local artis t Judy Major-Girardin guides you through the process of creating a unique multi-layered print using the printing press and plants.
\n\nAbout the Instructor: Judy Major-Girardin received a BFA from the University of Windsor and an MFA from the University of Alabama i n Tuscaloosa. She is Professor Emerita from the School of the Arts at McMa ster University where she taught for thirty-nine years. \; She lives i n Cambridge Ontario and has served as Co-Chair of the Cambridge Sculpture Garden since 2005. Her studio work includes an integrated practise of pain ting\, printmaking\, drawing\, artist books\, and hanging fiber-based work s that raise awareness for the preservation and celebration of wetland env ironments. Employing environmentally responsible studio practices is centr al to her work. Judy has exhibited in Canada\, USA\, and internationally a nd has attended artist residencies in British Columbia\, Newfoundland\, Qu ebec\, Massachusetts\, Pennsylvania\, Alabama\, Portugal\, New Zealand\, a nd most recently in France. \;
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COST: Free
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