Guest Speaker asinnajaq
asinnajaq (Inukjuak) Three Thousand (still) (2017) Credit: National Film Board of Canada asinnajaq Artist Talk Aboriginal Gathering Place Speaker Series We are excited to present filmmaker and artist asinnajaq! Please […]
asinnajaq (Inukjuak) Three Thousand (still) (2017) Credit: National Film Board of Canada asinnajaq Artist Talk Aboriginal Gathering Place Speaker Series We are excited to present filmmaker and artist asinnajaq! Please […]
New works by each of the artists and ECU alums will be on view at Burrard Arts Foundation through Oct. 23. A trio of artists and ECU alums are featured
The new show, titled Omnibus, addresses the ways traditions of the past inform contemporary ideas and identities, particularly as related to the effects of colonization. An exhibition of new works by artist Sonny
The artist and recent ECU grad views British Columbia’s north as a region full of promise for the arts and arts practitioners. Haley Bassett (BFA 2020) has been named executive director
Ts̱ēmā Igharas Artist Talk Aboriginal Gathering Place Speaker Series We are excited to present interdisciplinary artist Tsēmā Igharas! Please join us at the Aboriginal Gathering Place on Thursday, September 23
Posted on August 31, 2021 “Land-based” design and teaching emphasize local histories, relationships to place, and Indigenous sovereignty. A new design course uses the Emily Carr University campus as a
Posted on August 24, 2021 | Updated August 26, 2021, 7:42AM Titled Conditional Belonging, the exhibition aims to make space for “alternative ways of being, knowing, and making.” A new exhibition
Posted on August 19, 2021 The late Italian artist is best known for his lion sculptures which stand at the foot of the Lions Gate Bridge. A new exhibition brings together
By Emily Carr University Posted on August 03, 2021 | Updated August 03, 2021, 9:50AM Carleen Thomas is an educator and former council member for the Tsleil-Waututh Nation. Emily Carr
Posted on July 07, 2021 | Updated July 15, 2021, 4:43PM Thirty students received graduation awards in acknowledgement of their exceptional work and accomplishments. The Class of 2021 had