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I Can Make Art ... Like Marcelle Ferron

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I Can Make Art

2005 10 min
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Marcelle Ferron was a Quebec-born painter and stained glass maker, and a dominant figure in contemporary art in Quebec and Canada. Frequent stays in a dull, dark hospital room due to a childhood illness left her with a passion for light and colour that is evident in her abstract painting and modern stained glass creations. In I Can Make Art Like Marcelle Ferron, students are exposed to contemporary abstract art and discover Ferron's luminous world. Inspired by her extraordinary art, they create their own works, experimenting with the texture and transparency of cellophane and paint. Awash in colour and bold …

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Series of films that take a kids'-eye view on a diverse group of Canadian visual artists.

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