Artist: Tania Love, Partner: The Japanese Paper Place
Saturday October 4 2025, starting at 10AM
Rendez-vous at 9:45AM at Grenadier Cafe (High Park)
Join us on Saturday, October 4th, starting at 10 a.m. in High Park for an autumnal stroll where we’ll be harvesting natural elements to transform into plant-based dyes. A true outdoor workshop!
Tania Love, a visual artist who uses plant dyes in her artistic practice, will guide you through the harvesting and transformation of leaves, plants, and other vegetation into dyes. You’ll use jars, Japanese paper, and fabric to begin the process in the park, and in the days that follow, you’ll be able to observe the progress at home!
Note: We will only harvest natural, already fallen elements.
Bring two 500 ml jars and water to fill them.
To reserve your spot, email programming@lelabo.ca (free).
Tania Love
Tania Love is a visual artist based in Toronto. Her work is inspired by her relationship with the place in which she works, and a connection with nature. She emphasizes process, slowness, and sensoriality, while using a range of natural materials. She has received numerous grants and residencies to support her work, and has exhibited both in Canada and abroad.
