One on One Studio Visit
One on One Session | Available
In this one on one visit, Iris will join you in your studio and together, explore the space for delving into your work, allowing for thoughts to be articulated that are often kept unspoken in our sometimes reclusive work processes: What does art making mean to you? What would you like to expand, to dare, to see in the future? Where do you come from and where do you want to go? What format, stage or project can you imagine in the future? How could you get there? Such investigative, kind, encouraging brainstorming will play a major role in your studio visit with Iris.
Iris will travel to your studio for this in-person 1.5 hour session. If your studio is located outside of the following Toronto downtown core radius, additional fees may apply for commuting: South of St. Clair / North of King St. / West of Jarvis / East of Parkside Drive
This course is for the developed artist with a body of work or works in progress. Please be prepared to share images of your artwork in preparation for your session with Iris.
Note: Once you register, pls. contact the office at: info@tsa-art.com. We will then forward your information to Iris and she will contact you directly (times can be arranged at a mutually convenient time).
Base Tuition: $185.00
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Iris Haeussler
Iris is known internationally for her immersive art installations that she creates for her fictitious characters and constructs them in situ in collaboration with museums, art institutions and galleries. Iris studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, Germany and immigrated to Canada in 2001.
Häussler’s work is found in international collections including the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa; the Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto; the Städtische Sammlung im Lenbachhaus, Munich and the Goetz Collection, Munich, Germany. She also held a guest professorship at the Academy of Fine Art in Munich in 1999 and has given talks about her work in universities and art institutions in Canada, the USA, and Europe. Her work received awards and grants including the Karl-Hofer Prize (Berlin), the Kunstfonds Fellowship (Bonn), the Toronto Arts Council, the Chalmers Arts Foundation, the Ontario Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts.