Drop in and enjoy meaningful artmaking and intergenerational learning. Delve into the captivating world of Islamic geometric art with local guest artist and geometer Farah Kalaff. Discover the patterns and shapes that have inspired mosques, palaces, and manuscripts through the ages. Learn to create your own designs using traditional techniques with tools such the compass and straightedge. Perfect for all ages, this workshop offers a unique blend of history, creativity, and artistic expression.

Limited supplies; first come, first served.

Bio

Farah Kalaff is a Vancouver-based artist of Sri Lankan heritage, whose artistic journey is deeply influenced by the natural splendor of Sri Lanka and the intricate traditions of Islamic Geometry Design and Arabesque. She seamlessly weaves these elements into her work, creating pieces that are both captivating and reflective of her rich Eastern heritage. Her portfolio showcases a diverse range of projects, each characterized by a meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to innovation. Farah’s creations are more than just visual experiences; they are thoughtful explorations of space, form, and cultural identity. Follow her on Instagram.

About Culture Club at MOA

Join MOA on the last Sunday of each month for Culture Club! Drop in and enjoy engaging art-making activities designed for families. Get creative and connect with MOA’s diverse collections and exhibitions. See the full schedule.

Culture Club at MOA is made possible by the generous support of UBC Campus + Community Planning