Join us for family time and be engaged in creative studio activities led by local artists. Presented with the support of Anne Safranyos & family, we are pleased to offer Sundays in the Studio for a returning 5th year.

For the month of October, Kristina Bradt will be the featured artist at the Art Gallery of Windsor’s Sundays in the Studio program facilitating creative projects that find their inspiration from a selection of the AGW’s 2017 exhibitions including The Sandwich Project, David Milne, and the upcoming 2017 Triennial: Downtown(s) / Urban Renewal.

Kristina Bradt is a Windsor-based artist and public art enthusiast, whose practice ranges in different mediums like painting, drawing, sculpture, digital and sound based work. Kristina earned her BFA from University of Windsor (2017) and has been furthering her technological skills with the use of 3D design and printing within her artistic practice. Themes included in her work revolve around the study of people, their everyday surroundings, and the connections and interactions between the two. She is currently focused on creating a visual representation of sound and providing a new understanding of the particular sense of hearing.

Kristina has exhibited her work locally and participated in grant-funded projects like Breaking Barriers Mural Project, W.A.V.E.S Festival 2016, and completed a mural commission for the City of Windsor’s 125th Birthday.

October 15^th  Psychological Landscape 

Participants will be creating an environment that makes you feel something with the use of contrasting imagery. By combining an existing or imagined outdoor landscape and bringing it to life with people, animals and other things that may not necessarily ‘belong.’ This activity is a chance for artists of any age to create an imaginary world full of possibilities while applying basic learning about drawing, collaging and picture making.

FREE with $10 Gallery admission (Free admission for AGW members, children under 12 and Indian Status and Métis Card Holders).