Burnaby Art Gallery
Our Trips
September 16, 2024-June 27, 2025
Explore community, local identity, and common ground through the lens of city park planning. This program uses works from the City of Burnaby Permanent Art Collection, encouraging students to collaboratively design and construct their own mini urban green space.
Curriculum Tie-ins: Art Education, Social Studies, Geography, Math, Design, STEAM
September 16, 2024-June 27, 2025
Discover the interwoven worlds of math and art. Using tessellations as a foundation, each workshop explores pattern making and mathematical elements of design. Workshops examine the artwork of Coast Salish contemporary artist Dylan Thomas, and how he has connected math and geometry to his art practice.
Curriculum tie-ins: Art Education, Indigenous Art, Earth Science, Math, STEAM
Students are invited on an instructor-led tour through the current exhibit, followed by a hands-on art workshop. Participants learn how to engage with art using art-making techniques, while developing observational and art-language skills.
Suitable for Grades K-12!
To find out more about our current exhibition, please check out: https://www.burnaby.ca/recreation-and-arts/arts-and-culture-facilities/b...
September 16, 2024- June 27, 2025
Join us in exploring the complexity of the BC coastline. Students are immersed in ideas of interconnection, ecosystems, water cycles, and shoreline wildlife, inspired by works from the City of Burnaby's Permanent Collection. Using watercolour, drawing, and collage, students develop individual mixed-media works.
Curriculum Tie-ins: Art Education, Earth Science, Indigenous Art
September 16, 2024-June 27, 2025
Referencing works from the City's Permanent Art Collection, participants explore the progression of themes and techniques in contemporary Coast Salish art. Discussions on appropriation and use of copyrighted work will be discussed within this program. Students will finish the workshop by creating their own collagraph print.
Curriculum Tie-ins: Indigenous Art, Community, Art Education
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