Open Studio Q&A with NASARIMBA
Kiyooka Ohe Arts Centre
Date: Sunday, January 25, 2026, 2 – 4pm
Location: Kiyooka Ohe Arts Centre (244034 Horizon View Road)
Cost: Free
Join KOAC’s January Artists in Residence at KOAC – NASARIMBA – for an open studio session and informal Q&A with NASARIMBA’s Rachel Ziriada and Mikhail Miller. This event offers an exciting opportunity to learn more about NASARIMBA’s creative process, seeing works in progress, exploring techniques across multiple mediums, and engaging in conversation about how their studio ideations translate into murals, paintings and more.
Doors open at 2pm, informal Q&A talk at 2:30pm
Mingling and artist Q&A until 4pm
Admission: Free (donations to KOAC are welcome)
Light snacks and refreshments will be provided.
About NASARIMBA
NASARIMBA, meaning “playful mischief”, is the collaborative practice of multidisciplinary Calgary-based artists Rachel Ziriada and Mikhail Miller. Since 2015, they have explored a wide range of artistic disciplines, including screen-printed editions, assemblage sculptures, acrylic paintings, installations, and large-scale murals. Over the past eight years, mural painting has become a synthesis of these diverse mediums, incorporating elements such as printmaking gradients, sculptural shadows, and the gestural textures of studio-based painting. Their work investigates aspects of everyday life, reimagined through lenses of abstraction. At the core of NASARIMBA’s practice is a hybrid approach that merges traditional materials with digital tools. Our process begins with intuitive, layered compositions using airbrush, spray paint, and acrylic. This fluid movement between analog and digital, intuition and structure, defines the rhythm of our creative process.
Please RSVP here eventbrite.ca/e/free-open-studio-qa-with-nasarimba.
Learn more about KOAC visit koartscentre.org.
Explore NASARIMBA’s website nasarimba.art.
