The annual Emily Award Program recognizes the outstanding achievements by members of the alumni community whose creative pursuits in the arts, media and design have brought honour to the University.
Each year the Honorary Doctorate Degree Program celebrates and recognizes the commitment, dedication, and service of individuals who are distinguished by their significant contributions and sustained creative and philanthropic achievements
Capture Photography Festival Participation Reflection Series Apr 14 – May 12, 2018 Gam Gallery 110 E Hastings St (at Columbia) Vancouver Lacie Burning is an emerging Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk) and Onondaga
Third year Visual Arts painting major Levi Nelson’s quadriptych, Biology, has won the 9th annual IDEA Art Award and a $5,000 cash prize. Founded in 2009, the IDEA Art Award
Wednesday, March 14 11:30-12:30pm The Emily Carr Students’ Union is hosting an Indigenous talking circle in collaboration with the Aboriginal Gathering Place. Students and faculty will have the chance to
Luna’s Artifact Piece—where he turned his Indigenous body into a museum exhibit—was a 1980s breakthrough. But the power of his work doesn’t end there. By Richard William Hill https://canadianart.ca/features/james-luna-in-memoriam/
Spark Artist Talk No. 18 featuring Levi Nelson Thursday, March 15 at 12:15 PM – 1 PM Native Education College 285 East 5th Avenue, Vancouver Spark Artist Talks is an
Public Talks + Conferences Thursday, Feb 22, 2018 – 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Reliance Theatre | First floor Join us for an artist talk by Shawn Hunt. Shawn Hunt
February 16th – 27th Mid exhibition celebration – Wednesday, February 21st 4:30pm Sháman’stut (Shaw-men-tsote) comes from the Squamish language and bears a dual meaning; to rise to the surface and
Salmon Going Up River (Scháyilhen) immediately invokes a sense of urgency, of struggle, of passion. Questions arise: is it about the journey, the destination, the mission, or is the motive
