Be a part of an exciting weaving project in Toronto.
Come weave a part of a tapestry that will be featured in upcoming exhibitions. The theme of the tapestry is hopes, dreams, prayers. The weaving process is a metaphor for planting the seeds in the fertile and receptive ground of life's possibilities. Each participant in the WeaveIn project are welcome to write their thoughts in a book that will be provided if they wish to share what comes up as they are weaving or the thoughts they are bringing to the tapestry. This book will be exhibited along with the tapestry. All participants will be acknowledged when the piece is exhibited. You can weave as litte or as much as you want. Materials are provided. Previous experience not necessary.
WeaveIn will take place on Wednesdays between 10am and 9pm commencing March 31 until May 19 2010. It will resume again in the Fall commencing September 29 2010. There is no fee to participate. Everyone is welcome. Invite your friends to participate with you if you like.
The location is 255 Royal York Road Toronto 2nd Floor Room 30.
If you have any questions please contact me (Line) at tapestryline@sympatico.ca.
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- Line Dufour
- A native Torontonian, Line Dufour was educated and worked in Toronto for several decades until she moved to just outside Quebec City in 2021. Since 2016, she has been enrolled in creative writing courses at the University of Toronto, and has studied with Kim Echlin, Ibi Kaslik, Danila Botha, and David Layton. In addition she has also taken writing workshops with Elisabeth de Mariaffi and and Cordelia Strube. She completed the Humber School for Writers program with Camilla Gibb as her mentor in 2020, during which time she worked on her first novel. Since then, she has obtained a Master of Arts with Distinction in Creative and Critical Writing from University of Gloucestershire, UK while she worked on her second novel. Her short story, Exile, has appeared in two anthologies, one published by La Maison de la Littérature in Québec City and a literary magazine published by the University of Gloucestershire. Several of her poems have also been included in these same publications. Queen’s Quarterly will be publishing her poem Finding the Words, along with the accompanying artwork, in its April 2024 literary magazine.
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