SaskTel Art at Home

Explore how to build or supplement a supply of materials for collage and other art projects, at little or no cost, by salvaging things that are destined for recycling or discarding.

Inspired by artist Sara Cwynar, we will create a mini photo booth by combining collage and sculpture.

Art museums like Remai Modern build, maintain and exhibit extensive collections of art. This episode of Art Miles explores ideas for collecting at home.

Have you ever met a person and wanted to know their life story? In this tutorial, we’ll make a collage portrait by choosing a person to act as the subject and adding objects and a location that are special to them.

In this video, get inspired by guessing what created the textures and patterns in each of the 20 images.

Inspired by the whimsical, dreamlike work of Shuvinai Ashoona, we’ll be creating a fantastical collage that will become the reference point for a drawing.

A Cabinet of Curiosities is a display of interesting objects in a cabinet. In this episode of Art Miles, learn how to make a miniature display cabinet using an old box and scraps of card stock.

This activity is inspired by Saskatoon artist Eli Bornstein’s use of colour and light.

Birch bark is a pliable material that lends itself well to a variety of purposes, including making baskets. Don’t have access to birch bark? Try this activity with paper or card stock.

We are making art with an unconventional material that you probably already have in a kitchen drawer at home: aluminum foil!

Learn easy, cost-effective and intriguing ways to extend the lifespan of water-soluble markers. As you’ll see, there is so much art left in dry markers!

This pop-up card is inspired by Lawren Harris’s Untitled (mountains near Jasper), with a background of sky and a few wispy clouds.