Modelling Clay Art and Workshops
by Anne-Marie Hendry
Donna Messer is an author, speaker and trainer for ConnectUs Communications Canada, her networking training has been added to the curriculum of colleges and universities, boardrooms and government offices throughout Canada, the United States and Europe. ConnectUs combines interactive training and strategic planning, providing techniques that can be immediately used. |
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It’s like that wonderful moment in the beginning of a sunny day, when one just wakes up, before you realize what has to be done and the world intrudes. When there is still a little sleep left in your eyes, and the hazy light with blurry eyes make the world full of soft light with shapes and movement. They’re about the beauty of a moment, rather than the objects and places we covet. I love to paint, and I like to think that which each creation I get a little closer to grabbing and holding onto that elusive moment of time when everything is perfect. |
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The idea to begin sharing the teachings with many is her thoughts of an image of sharing knowledge, assisting Community unity and providing an understanding to the Native Cultural Awareness within today's society. Her own teachings on this level stems from when she was a young girl, she would sit and watch her mother make assortment of crafts. In her 30’s she followed the traits of her mother's talents. In her early 40's she teaches her crafts to individuals and shares her talents with those whom are looking for a connection to a heritage that so longs to survive. Email: echynoweth@hotmail.com |
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Another component in her career was to develop and present a variety of workshops and training courses. Ms. Stanton-Gray has taught a variety of training courses both to company staff and clients. Courses varied from software use to the interpretation of satellite images from space for mapping and monitoring land use and resource management. Recently Roberta has been working with “Scientists in Schools”. She has taught an Introductory Geology workshop to Grade 4 students. Over the years Roberta Stanton-Gray had developed her presentation and teaching skills for both children and adults. Artistic and creative talents were used and developed both in map making and reporting. Roberta Stanton-Gray of RASG Services hold workshops on behalf of Yare Scene Inc., from time to time. |
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nina@interdream-designs.com |
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Jane
Hoople - My paintings are more about the complexities
of color, form and shape than the subject matter they are based
on. It’s about the interplay of light and shadow across
a rhythmic movement, with beautiful colors and the mystery of
nature. 
Ethel
Chynoweth (nee Pawis), Ojibway women from Wasauksing
First Nation. On Reserve until the age of 19, in her early 20's
she went to Sir Sanford Fleming College and received her certificate
for Native Economic Development and Small Business Management.
She returned to school at the age of 28, attending Trent University,
enrolled in the Native Management Economic Development Program
this is when she became immensely aware of her heritage. 
Roberta
Stanton-Gray’s career has spanned many scientific
disciplines that include exploration geology, environmental science,
mapping and image analysis (the interpretation of satellite images
and pictures from space). She is also a technical writer specializing
in scientific proposals and reports. 
Nina
Menezes is a Web site designer and
founder of InterDream Designs. As someone who understands Web
design, Nina will guide you through the maze of the Internet and
can assist you in making your Web site a powerful tool. Based
on her values of integrity, quality and customer service, her
mission is to take care of her customers better than anyone else.