In conjunction with his exhibition CHEAP! currently on view at the Kelowna Art Gallery, Alternator board member Patrick Lundeen will conduct a free workshop in two parts.
The first part will take the form of a tour of the exhibition at the Kelowna Art Gallery and the second part will take place in the RCA in studio 111. The workshop will focus on the artworks in the show with an emphasis on how they work mechanically to move and produce sound. After the gallery tour the workshop will move over to studio 111 where the topic will be discussed further with examples of Patrick’s previous works and a hands-on exploration of potential tools to activate your sculptures in the future.
Light refreshments will be provided. This event is free and open to the public, reserve your spot on Eventbrite.
Patrick Lundeen is an artist born in Lethbridge, AB (traditional Blackfoot Confederacy territory). He currently lives and works in Kelowna (unceded Okanagan Sylix territory) teaching drawing, painting and sculpture at UBC Okanagan. His artistic interests span traditional visual art making mediums and extends to include sound art, music, food, performance and public art. His approach to visual art employs humour, sensory experience and a rough and visceral aesthetic to elicit a complex response from viewers. In addition to visual art, Patrick is also a dubiously talented recording, and rarely preforming, musician.