Indigenous Sharing Circle
Join us Wednesday, March 4 11:30-12:20pm for an Indigenous Sharing Circle featuring our student curatorial team: Diane Blunt, Megan Jensen and Sydney Pickering. Open to the Emily Carr Community. Tea
Join us Wednesday, March 4 11:30-12:20pm for an Indigenous Sharing Circle featuring our student curatorial team: Diane Blunt, Megan Jensen and Sydney Pickering. Open to the Emily Carr Community. Tea
Aboriginal Gathering Place Speaker Series We are very pleased to present artist Klatle-Bhi! Please join us at the Aboriginal Gathering Place on Wednesday, March 11 at 11:30-12:30pm Klatle-Bhi (pronounced “Cloth-Bay”)
Aboriginal Gathering Place Speaker Series We are very pleased to present artist Meagan Musseau! Please join us at the Aboriginal Gathering Place on Thursday, March 5 at 11:30-12:30pm Meagan Musseau is
February 24 – March 4, 2020 Opening Reception – February 24 – 4:30pm – 6:30pm Performance by Christie Lee Charles Emily Carr University – Michael O’Brian Exhibition Commons Respectfully ,
Edited by Dana Claxton, the Northwest Coast series aims to “contribute to critical consciousness and justice for Indigenous people.” Brenda Crabtree, Director of the Aboriginal Gathering Place and Special Advisor
Please join us for a poetry reading by Chrystos with guests Fred Wah and Rita Wong. Thursday, February 13 at 4pm at the Aboriginal Gathering Place Open to the public.
Opening Celebration: January 28, 6-8 pm On view: January 29–April 12, 2020 Artist Panel: February 1, 2 pm Performance Workshop with Cheyenne Rain LeGrande ᑭᒥᐊᐧᐣ on March 14, 2-4 pm The
Artwork by artist and ECU Associate Professor Mimi Gellman was selected to appear on the cover of the current issue of Canadian Art magazine. The gleaming, otherworldly image graces the
ECU alum Thirza Cuthand shares a family oral story about a Two Spirit person travelling the Plains in pre-contact times. Fifty years after the passing of Canada’s Bill C-150, which
Whess Harman and Lacie Burning at Indigenous Brilliance NOVEMBER 22 7-9:30 pm Massy Books 229 Georgia St, Vancouver This event is FREE and wheelchair accesssible. Indigenous Brilliance is Room Magazine