Drawing
In this Summer Institute Drawing course, students practiced traditional techniques as a base for exploring open concepts through their distinct graphic styles. With open-ended prompts, artists investigated significance in their daily routines, drawing in three dimensions and extending their drawing skills into an array of mixed media.
Evan Eskes
Evan Eskes
Evan Eskes
Evan Eskes
Evan Eskes
Abby Casaclang
Abby Casaclang
Abby Casaclang
Abby Casaclang
Vince Won
Vince Won
Vince Won
Lok Hei Wan
Lok Hei Wan
Lok Hei Wan
Amaya Critoph
Amaya Critoph
Amaya Critoph
Amaya Critoph
Katelyn Schick
Katelyn Schick
Katelyn Schick
Katelyn Schick
Katelyn Schick
Katelyn Schick
Kyanna Trousdale
Kyanna Trousdale
Samuel Lautzenhiser
Samuel Lautzenhiser
Sarah Beach
Sarah Beach
Sarah Beach
Taught by Annie Canto
Annie is a visual artist and educator based in Burnaby, British Columbia, on the traditional lands of the hənqəminəm and Skwxwú7mesh peoples. Her art blends serious inquiry with playful approaches, using performance and print to explore relationships and social dynamics. Annie has been an artist in residence at Artist for Kids Summer Camp at Gordon Smith Gallery and has exhibited with No. 3 Gallery and Access Gallery’s PLOT in Vancouver.
