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Colour Vibrations and Waves of “Lifeforce” – Light and the Canadian Landscape

Neilson Park Creative Centre - Darlene Kulig

Colour Vibrations and Waves of “Lifeforce” – Light and the Canadian Landscape

Friday Sessions | February 6 to Friday, March 13, 2026 | 9:30 am – 12:30 pm

Nelson Park Creative Centre will be hosting Darlene Kulig’s adult acrylic painting course called Colour Vibrations and Waves of “Lifeforce” – Light and the Canadian Landscape at the Nelson Park Creative Centre at 56 Neilson Drive, Toronto, ON M9C 1V7a.

My “Colour Vibrations and Waves of “Lifeforce” – Light and the Canadian Landscape” workshop is a 5 session course on Friday mornings 9:30-12:30 Feb 6- March 13 (no class February 13)⁠

Introducing a Series of Art Classes!

Experience a class with Artist and Instructor Darlene Kulig and feel so much joy and connection with the group while embarking on an exploration of colour, movement, and light.

Participants develop acrylic painting skills and strengthen their knowledge of colour mixing and brushstroke through an approachable step-by-step painting process. This session will not only allow students to create works of art that depict the Canadian landscape in glorious and radical colour, it also helps develop an understanding of the process of abstraction as students learn to isolate shape, line and movement into a beautifully graphic form.

For a materials list, please check our website.

Levels: All Levels

When: Fridays February 6 to March 13, 2026 | 9:30 am – 12:30 pm (No classes on Friday, Feb, 13, 2026)

Cost: $225.00 (with HST $254.25) for the course (please see list of materials you will need to bring here)

“Darlene’s whole approach to teaching (and painting) is so delightful, engaging and life affirming! I’d never really painted before, but the class I’ve just finished with her has started me on a great new journey. I’m really grateful for having had the opportunity to learn from such a gifted artist.”
Lee 

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