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Art on the Spot at Shadbolt Centre
The Shadbolt Centre for the Arts welcomed artists of all ages on Saturday, Oct. 22 for an Art on the Spot drop-in session.
The session was inspired by the work of Robert Rauschenberg - portrayed by artist Joe Haag - the American painter and graphic artists whose works anticipated the pop art movement.
Participants had a chance to learn more about Rauschenberg and create their own work inspired by his.
Photographer Jennifer Gauthier stopped in to check out the fun.
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Grace Zeng, 4, works on her art project at the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts at Saturday's Art on the Spot session.
Photograph By
Jennifer Gauthier
Artist Joe Haag, in the persona of Robert Rauschenberg, leads an Art on the Spot session at Shadbolt Centre on Saturday. Participants were given a chance to create art inspired by Rauschenberg's work.
Photograph By
Jennifer Gauthier
Artist Joe Haag, in the persona of Robert Rauschenberg, leads an Art on the Spot session at Shadbolt Centre on Saturday. Participants were given a chance to create art inspired by Rauschenberg's work.
Photograph By
Jennifer Gauthier
Four-year-old Grace Zeng is hard at work on her project at the Art on the Spot session.
Photograph By
Jennifer Gauthier
Artists of all ages gathered at Shadbolt Centre on Saturday for an Art on the Spot session.
Photograph By
Jennifer Gauthier
Some of the art materials at hand for Art on the Spot.
Photograph By
Jennifer Gauthier
Artists of all ages gathered at Shadbolt Centre for the Arts on Saturday for an Art on the Spot session.
Photograph By
Jennifer Gauthier
Artist Joe Haag, in the persona of Robert Rauschenberg, leads an Art on the Spot session at Shadbolt Centre on Saturday. Participants were given a chance to create art inspired by Rauschenberg's work.
Photograph By
Jennifer Gauthier
