Tactile Colour is a boldly coloured and distinctively textured self-adhesive material which makes twelve colours and information accessible by touch. You will learn the skills to use Tactile Colour to make art and greeting cards at this workshop. Whatever your vision or aptitudes, join us to have creative and hands-on fun.
The workshop will be presented by Jackie Dionne and Lois Lawrie. Jackie is a visual artist living, working and exhibiting in Vancouver. She has taken part in a number of community art projects including "Footprints" which put mosaics on the sidewalks in the downtown east side. She has presented several Tactile Colour workshops sharing her skills of making art and maps accessible to blind and partially sighted people. Lois has been blind for 20 years and invented the medium of Tactile Colour. She is able to show blind and sighted people effective ways of working with Tactile Colour. She used to be a graphic artist and screen printer before losing her vision.

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Workshop
Saturday September 18, 2004
10 am - 12:30 pm
Exhibit Hall
FREE Child-friendly
Visual artist: Frederick Cummings
Performing Artists
Workshops & Presenters
Arts Ability Project Presentation from Winnipeg project
Movement Workshop with Helen Walkley
The Masks We Wear with Siobhan McCarthy
History of Tutti Ensemble with Pat Rix
Paper Doll Self Portrait Workshop with Sima Elizabeth Shefrin
Picasso Project with Rose Jacobson from Toronto
Skydive a staged reading by James Sanders
SODA Presentation by Victoria artists
Tactile Colour Workshop with Jackie Dionne and Lois Lawrie
Video and discussion with Teamwork/Power Play