By Julie McIntosh [Originally posted on ECU News, August 29, 2023] The paranormal, cultural transmission, Indigenous futurism, time, spectrality and existences in artist and MFA student Zoë Laycock’s work. […]
Decolonizing Cultural Safety Education through Cultural Connections [originally posted on ECU Events] Cultural Connections is an Indigenous community-led approach to cultural safety education that seeks to decolonize the healthcare system
By Perrin Grauer. [Originally posted on ECU News.] The artist, researcher and ECU faculty member is celebrated by colleagues, students and alumni for her dedication, integrity and compassion. Artist and
By Perrin Grauer, originally posted on ECU News Recent MFA grad Eliot White-Hill, Kwulasultun (MFA 2023) was the subject of a feature article in The Discourse. The interview was also
We’re hosting our first Indigenous Art Market! As part of Indigenous History Month, we’re providing a platform to our Indigenous students to showcase and sell their work. There are also
On Friday, May 26th find inspiration, gain insight, and improve your portfolio with the current Indigenous faculty and professionals at Emily Carr. ECU is pleased to host the first annual
Article by Perrin Grauer The artist, educator and information services specialist aims to engage with the full spectrum of how Indigenous identities and creative practices are formed. For years before
By Perrin Grauer Designer and ECU faculty member Leo Vicenti helped lead the development of the scholarship which aims to support Indigenous voices in the field of design. A new
[image courtesy of Frankie McDonald] Originally posted on ECU News + Events A new animated video by artist Frankie McDonald invites audiences to explore the relationship between colonialism and the
A Celebration of Resilience on Friday, September 20th For more than 120 years, thousands of Aboriginal Children in British Columbia were sent to Indian Residential (boarding) Schools that were funded
