Crafty Graffiti Project

Friday, August 27:
  8-11pm -- opening party
Saturday, August 28:
  12-6pm and 8-11pm
Sunday, August 29:
  12-6pm
Harbourfront Centre, Marilyn Brewer Community Space
235 Queens Quay West.
part of the Gobsmacked Festival

The Crafty Graffiti Project establishes a creative forum for anyone who has ever carved their initials in a tree or taken a magic marker to a bathroom wall. A large soft fabric base erected on the gallery wall allows anyone with an itch to stitch or other crafty urges to participate in this public crafting event. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own textiles or paint to add to the wall. Onsite materials are also provided. Art parties on both Friday and Saturday (August 27 and 28, 8 to 11 p.m.) are guaranteed to up the creative ante.

Translation: there will be sheets of fabric hung from the wall which we will be turning into a soft crafty mural.

Glue guns, sequins, scissors, fun fur, etc., will be provided. BYO ideas. This might be the last event of the summer, so everyone who's been lurking behind the scenes is strongly encouraged to come down and participate.

The space will be shared with the Comic Jam, so there will be lots of ways to get involved. Check out www.harbourfrontcentre.com/summerfestivals/gobsmacked.php for more details about what's going on at the gobsmacked festival all weekend.

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Please e-mail Sister Good and Sister Evil at thegood AT churchofcraft DOT org for more information.

We're a small (and growing) grassroots crafty collective rebelling against the culture of mass production. Not only are the things we create our own, but in this glossy, fabricated world, the simple act of creation is transcendent. I.e., we make things because it makes us happy.