Drawing the Everyday: Interiors/Interiority
10 Week Class | Available
Explore everyday life through drawing in this introductory course. Using materials such as marker, charcoal, and ink, students will experiment with mark-making to capture interiors, routines, moods, and personal spaces. We will consider how daily practices shape our art making, asking: what do our familiar spaces say about us, and how can drawing these spaces reflect inner thoughts? Through experimentation, discussion, and reference to contemporary artists, students will develop both formal skills and conceptual approaches to representing the everyday.
Notes:
- Please have an Introduction to Drawing or equivalent.
- There will be no class on March 17th, 2026
Base Tuition: $470 + Model Fee: $17 + Material Fee: $10 = $497 Total
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- What You Will Learn:
- Basic intuitive perspective tools to help create descriptive interior spaces
- Conceptual thinking about material drawing processes
- Working in Series
- Working with and discussing multiple iterations on everyday subjects in drawing
- Working with a live model within an interior (one session)
Kyla Brown
Kyla is a Toronto based artist, educator and writer, pedestrian and mother. She/they work in a project driven practice that includes the labour of care work, community based projects, subtle public interventions, drawing-installation and video work. Exploring the everyday, material practices and mapping, Brown’s drawings look at routines, and notions of place.
She has shown at the Khyber Centre for the Arts and the Anna Leonowens Gallery in Halifax, Art Mur in Montreal, XEXE Gallery and Hang Man Gallery in Toronto, as well as DNA Artspace, ArtLab Gallery, and with McIntosh Gallery's community residency in London, ON. She earned a BFA from NSCAD University, and MFA from the University of Western Ontario. She has taught adult and youth courses at the University of Western Ontario, Sheridan College, Art City of Toronto, the AGO, and the Toronto School of Art.