Visiting Artist Mark Igloliorte
We are pleased to welcome Mark Igloliorte to Emily Carr University as a resident of the Audain Distinguished Artist -In -Residence Program. Mark is an interdisciplinary artist born in Corner
We are pleased to welcome Mark Igloliorte to Emily Carr University as a resident of the Audain Distinguished Artist -In -Residence Program. Mark is an interdisciplinary artist born in Corner
You can now follow the Aboriginal Program office on twitter and facebook. Keep up to date on our special events, workshops and other relevant activities. https://twitter.com/AboriginalECUAD https://www.facebook.com/ECUADaboriginal
Please note date change! We would like to welcome you to our extended Emily Carr Aboriginal community and invite you to an informal meet and greet and information session in
Aboriginal students organize and curate an annual Aboriginal Student Art Exhibit in the Concourse Gallery. The exhibition provides a forum for Aboriginal students to express and celebrate their traditional and/or
· “We Were Children” Residential School DVD. You can rent it at the National Film Board site for $2.50 for an individual one-time online viewing. There is also a
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
Artist Talk with Playwright Yvette Nolan Aboriginal Gathering Place, Emily Carr University October 15, 2012 5:30pm to 7:00pm A prominent figure in Canadian Aboriginal theatre, Yvette Nolan is a prolific
The Aboriginal Gathering Place and Continuing Studies are the successful recipients of a grant titled Urban Access to Aboriginal Art from the Aboriginal Arts Development Awards. The four-week intensive art
Back in November, a small group of people were invited to participate in a Raven’s tail weaving workshop with Cheryl Samuel. “In 1981 Cheryl traveled the world to study the
A master class led by Alanis Obomsawin is being hosted by Emily Carr University of Art + Design and UBC’s Department of Theatre and Film. The class is free and