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The Creating at Home series offers two video vignettes where the PHI Foundation’s educators present art activities proposed in the Activity Kit — Stan Douglas. During the exhibition, two new videos will be released on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fondationphi/channel/
These activities are an invitation for families to come and visit the exhibition Stan Douglas: Revealing Narratives at the PHI Foundation, on view until May 22, 2022. Once at the Foundation, you will receive an Activity Kit to bring home with you to create your own artwork! If it is impossible for you to come to the Foundation, you can download the digital Activity Kit on our website and print it at home.
These activities are for all ages.
We look forward to creating with you!
Release Dates
Sunday, March 13, 2021: Play with Positive and Negative Space
Sunday, April 3, 2021: Play with Shapes and Shadows
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