This class was offered as an after school activity with local high school students as well as an evening class for the community. Participants worked on basic watercolour techniques, learned introductory color theory and experimented with different mediums on watercolour to then create a collage.
About this class
Class taught by Anaisa Cornejo
Anaisa Cornejo Rojas was born in Arequipa, Perú, were she studied visual arts. Arequipa is a well known city for its watercolor artists, because of its weather and beautiful landscapes. Wanting to learn more about the art therapy and how to use the art for social objectives, she studied Cultural Mediation through Arts in Valencia. She started offering art workshops in 2013, this project took on a life of it’s own, www.tallerestudiocolor.com
Cornejo arrived in Quebec in 2019 and is already aiming to use her knowledge and experience working for cultural and artistic projects that explore the cultural diversity of countries.
Anaisa has discovered the joys of winter and the deliciousness of maple syrup since arriving.
Participants
Irene Halikas, Jennifer Makarawicz, Jan Anderson, Denise Papillon, Johanne Pétrin, Adrian Glanville, Jennyfer Plourde, Chantal Soucy, Claude, Jeannie Potter, Cristina Estévez, Aurélie Foucher, Susan Langford, Micayla Webster, Madelaine Bedard, Catherine Baboudjian
QHS students
Emma Barnard, Tina Chiang, Naila Cruz, Caitlin Gill, Michaela Villemaire, Cecilia Ortiz, Elisa Rivera, Marguerite Bouchard, Sara Sheaff, Sofia Buijs
