Christian Bélanger
Calligraphy Lessons for Beginners
- Hands: Fraktur and Copperplate
- Private and semi-private classes, groups (8 people max.)
- Flexible schedule
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La Société des Calligraphes de Montréal
Fondée en 1979
La Société des calligraphes de Montréal offers this space to its members so that they can announce their classes, workshops and exhibitions. These events are not sponsored by the guild, so please reach out to the individual instructor if you have any questions.
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A weekend workshop for beginners available on request. Flexible schedule for advanced levels, follow-ups and technique refining.
This one-day workshop is for people who have already participated in one of my Fraktur workshops and who wish to continue learning or as a follow up session.
The deadline for registrations is February 7, 2020.
Group calligraphy course over 12 weeks. Beginners start with the Italic hand, and more advanced students start with the script of their choice. As the session continues, other techniques will be introduced.
Contact Marco directly for pricing and registration.
Course taking place once weekly over 5 weeks.
The most famous of the medieval scripts, the Textura (commonly known as “Gothic”) seduces with its strength, density and apparent complexity. We will start with an overview of the history of the Textura, then we will undertake the practical study of its features.
All information can be found on the MMFA website.
Weekend workshop.
In this workshop, each participant will be invited to relive this pivotal moment in our history, the beginning of a written culture, by recreating the signs of language in a perfectly unique way. The common thread will be paper, but the tool will be chosen blindly and its use will also have to be recreated.
All information can be found on the MMFA website.
Society member, Lorna Mulligan, has one of her artist’s books included in this international juried exhibition of book arts. The exhibition is travelling across Canada and will be in Montreal for over two months this fall/winter. Details TBA, for more information visit the website: Art of the Book 2018