Artist Talk with Gerald Clarke
Join us for an artist talk with Gerald Clarke on Wednesday, October 8 at 11:30am in the Aboriginal Gathering Place. Gerald Clarke is a visual artist, educator, tribal leader, and […]
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Speaker Series: Curatorial Talk by Jennifer Smith
Join us for a curatorial talk with Jennifer Smith on Friday, September 12 at 12pm in the Aboriginal Gathering Place. Jennifer Smith is a Red River Métis curator, writer and
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Artist Talk | Dana Claxton at Macaulay + Co.
Dana Claxton is a critically acclaimed artist who works with film, video, photography, single/ multi-channel video installation, and performance art. Her practice investigates indigenous beauty, the body, the socio-political and
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2025 Indigenous Summer Market
In recognition of National Indigenous History Month, the AGP is hosting the Indigenous Summer Market on Friday, June 6 and Saturday, June 7. There will be 33 Indigenous vendors including
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Indigenous Grad Exhibition
Join us in celebrating our newest Indigenous graduates by attending the opening of the Indigenous Grad Show, Gathering on Indian Time, on May 3rd from 5pm-8pm at 1129 East Hastings
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Nicole Johnston Strengthens her Cultural Roots with the AGP
Nicole Johnston in the Aboriginal Gathering Place in February, 2022. (Photo by Perrin Grauer / Emily Carr University) by Perrin Grauer The artist, ECU student and Aboriginal Programs facilitator reflects
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House Post Carved by Xwalacktun Nears Completion
Xwalacktun at work on his house post in the Aboriginal Gathering Place. (Photo by/courtesy Connie Watts) by Perrin Grauer The master carver and Order of British Columbia recipient has been
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Totem Pole by Dempsey Bob, Stan Bevan Arrives at ECU
A work crew carefully cranes a 25+ foot-tall totem pole carved by Dempsey Bob and Stan Bevan over the railing of the outdoor area on Level 2 of Emily Carr
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ECU’s 15 Most-Read Stories in 2021
By Perrin Grauer In a year that followed one of the strangest and most gruelling in a generation, your favourite stories focused on themes of community, empowerment and resilience. No.