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I Can Make Art ... Like Ron Noganosh

2005 15 min
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This short film introduces kids to sculptor Ron Noganosh, who transforms items like rusted hubcaps and computer parts into art. Inspired by Ron's found-object sculptures, a group of primary school students discover how to turn "junk" into art. Part of the I Can Make Art series of 6 films that take a kids'-eye view on a diverse group of Canadian visual artists.

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I Can Make Art ... Like Ron Noganosh
  • I Can Make Art
    I Can Make Art
    2005 6 films
    Series of films that take a kids'-eye view on a diverse group of Canadian visual artists.

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This short film introduces kids to sculptor Ron Noganosh, who transforms items like rusted hubcaps and computer parts into art. Inspired by Ron's found-object sculptures, a group of primary school students discover how to turn "junk" into art. Part of the I Can Make Art series of 6 films that take a kids'-eye view on a diverse group of Canadian visual artists.

  • writer
    Jane Churchill
  • director
    Jane Churchill
  • producer
    Tamara Lynch
  • director of photography
    Paul M. Rickard
  • sound recordist
    Nick Huard
  • editor
    Joey Calugay
  • production manager
    Elaine Shatenstein
  • series researcher
    Jane Churchill
  • series art consultant
    Nancy Retallack-Lambert
  • art consultant
    Vivian Grey
    Doreen Vaillancourt
  • artist
    Ron Noganosh
  • workshop leader
    Ron Noganosh
  • music composer
    Eric Lemoyne
  • stills photography
    Jane Churchill
  • additional art consultant
    Jenni Blackmore
    Anne Newlands
    Willie Reid
    Dale Sheppard
    Wendy Wilson
  • sound editor
    Tony Reed
  • foley artist
    Karla Baumgardner
  • assistant foley artist
    Elana Medicoff
  • foley recording
    Geoffrey Mitchell
  • re-recording
    Shelley Craig
  • online editor
    Sylvain Desbiens
    Denis Gathelier
  • digital editing technician
    Chaz Oliver
    Ochelle Greenidge
    Martine Forget
    Phyllis Lewis
    Danielle Raymond
  • animation design
    Jane Churchill
  • animation
    Benoît Chagnon
  • titles
    Benoît Chagnon
  • infographics
    Louise Overy
    Pierre Landry
  • marketing manager
    Moira Keigher
  • post-production coordinator
    Claude Cardinal
    Linda Payette
  • studio clerk
    Christine Williams
  • studio administrator
    Marie Tonto-Donati
    Nickie Merulla
  • executive producer
    Sally Bochner

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Education

Ages 9 to 12
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School subjects
What did the students learn about art? About culture? Lead a class discussion on the use of art to tell a story. Have students create art from found objects and have them explain their pieces to parents and peers.
I Can Make Art ... Like Ron Noganosh
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