VISUAL CONNECTIONS : CSOSP ART WORK

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

CSOSP ART WORK

Bellow is a small sample of art works created by some of the participants in the Creative Start Open Studio Program.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...: Love the paintings! Can't wait to see more.; 2:04 PM
Karley said...: I have really enjoyed doing the painting. Thank you. Karley; 2:08 PM
Danny said...: I have really enjoyed drawing and doing the painting and doing Sponge Bob. Danny; 2:09 PM
Jeffrey said...: At first I didn't want to do anything but now I enjoy painting. Thank you Gerard.; 2:11 PM

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BIOGRAPHY

Gerard McNeil brings a diverse background to his present role as Recreation / Community Access Coach - Program Lead with the Canadian Mental Health Association - Halifax / Dartmouth Branchs' Getting Through the Door Program. For past twenty- eight years, Gerard has been engaged in a visual arts practice with exhibitions in Halifax, Toronto and St John’s. Along with his experiences in the visual arts, Gerard has been facilitating adult and community arts education programs for more than fourteen years. Paralleling this experience is some Twelve years’ experience in the Human Services field working with persons with disabilities.

Informing these experiences is an equally diverse educational background that includes a Certificate in Photography from the Halifax Regional Vocational School (NSCC), a BFA in Fine Arts from the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, a Certificate in Adult Education from Henson College (Dalhousie University), a B.Ed - Visual Arts Specialist degree from NSCAD and Mount Saint Vincent University. Gerard also possesses an M.Ed in Adult Education from Mount Saint Vincent University, a Certificate in Non-Profit Sector Management from Henson College (Dalhousie University), and is a Certified PLAR (Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition) Practitioner. Along with these credentials, Gerard has also completed the Tatamagouche Model of Education, Design and Leadership program (Levels One and Two), as well as participated in the Shambhala Institute for Authentic Leadership.