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Arts Council’s ‘Earth, Art & Soul’ at the Boreal Centre

May 10, 2025 · by Admin2017 · 0

Chastin Martel

Lakeside Leader

The Lesser Slave Regional Arts Council kicked off its Earth, Art and Soul event at the Boreal Centre for Bird Conservation on April 25th, and it carried throughout the entire weekend. There was dot painting, plein air oil painting and bark carving, among other activities.

**Corinna Horsman giving everyone pointers before they begin dot art projects, on the morning of April 26.**

**Pat Potvin instructed the bark carving. He created this house.**

**Nitasha Bond begins her dot painting.**

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