In collaboration with the African Arts Institute, Bridging Communities created a one day exhibition titled Coziness Squared. We created a yarnstormed living room within the auditorium lobby, and as guests arrived, they were invited to join with us in an ongoing crochet creative crochet circle! Works again by Bridging Community Project crocheters.

My crochet workshop for Emancipation Day celebrations at Confederation Park, Kingston, with support from the Agnes Etherington Art...

Harry J. Clarke, student crochet celebration As part of my Ontario Arts Council Grant, I worked at six area schools. At Harry J. Clarke, we met once a week throughout the year. Students learned to crochet, and contributed crochet squares for Bridging Communities. This was part of our year end celebration, for students who worked on their crochet throughout the year.

Exhibition at Bayside Public School, Crochet Art My project grants always start with working with teachers and administrators. Nicola Wand, the principal at that time, helped set up a weekly schedule for around sixty students. She even met with other students, and crocheted herself. When we work together, children see what's possible! We exhibited our work for our end of year celebration, inviting parents, media, and special guests to join us.

On February 10th I joined the African Arts Institute to give an arts workshop inspired by African colours. A great day to join in with...

I was happy to see so many people at the opening on December 1st, at The Agnes. Thank you again to Sebastian for his great job curating...