Canadian artist Terry McCue was a self-taught Ojibwa painter who spent much his life in First Nations communities, and his connection to them is clear in his work. He is known for large, distinctive, bold works painting the natural world. The animals in his paintings seem almost human and eerily evoke ancestral blurring of the boundaries between human and animal worlds. 
We’ll learn about Terry’s influences and paint with his particular perspective in mind.

June 23 - 26
9:30 - 12:30
Ages 9+