Family Pride day took place on July 2nd at Church St. Public School. Families had fun with an interactive family tree that grew throughout the day as children and families added http://thermolife.com/forum/members/flexis/ handmade leaves, blossoms, and ribbons. The family tree was the backdrop for the kid-sized photo booth.…
Chalk it UP at Cultura Festival 2016
VIBE Arts lead a free interactive chalk art station at Cultura Festival. Every Friday in the month of July a large scale collaborative chalk station was held at Mel Lastman Square. The event taught chalk art techniques, stencil-making, and civic engagement.…
VIBE Arts Fest 2016 by and for Children & Youth
By Giselle Wenban ( VIBE Arts Fest Marketing Volunteer)
VIBE Arts Fest 2016 was truly a celebration. From June 8-11, the Aki Studio was full of energy, talent, support, and appreciation. I think I may speak for all of us on the Youth Volunteer Committee in saying that the festival exceeded anything we could have hoped for.…
Through the Lens of The War Artist
By Erin Glover
This spring we embarked on a special project called Through the Lens of the War Artist, looking at work created by Canadian war artists during WWII. Young creatives from Lambton Park Community School, and the Mt. Dennis and Evelyn Gregory Branches of the Toronto Public Library, took inspiration from a selection of war artist’s http://zizics.com/profile/Paulsen…
A-SHOW: It was Hype! By Balu
By Balu
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Ricoh’s Special Gift
By Monica Gutierrez
VIBE Arts was the fortunate recipient of three prosumer digital cameras gifted by RICOH. We are so excited to use these to document our 150 reasons we love Canada project, workshops, and events, and to use in digital arts, youth, and children programs.…