Ottawa-based artist Linh VH Nguyen’s practice delves into themes of memory, transformation, and diasporic identity through photography, cyanotype printing, and interdisciplinary installation. Nguyen extends this commitment to accessibility and community through her “choose-your-own-adventure” cyanotype workshops at The Grove Studio. I sat down with Nguyen to discuss her workshops and how she experiences the Ottawa art scene.
The first ever workshop to disrupt anti-Black racism using improv is taking place on Oct. 19 at The Grove Studio in Hintonburg.
Velvet Wells, creative producer, musician, comedian and all-around helpful person, is leading the workshop. Called Use Improve to Disrupt! Anti-Black Racism, they say that this workshop is designed for community members who have experienced anti-Blackness in public settings.
It’s a busy time of year with plenty to do! Whether you’re staying cozy inside at a holiday market or concert, or venturing out to check on the winter trails, have fun!
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