Emily Carr graduate, Sonny Assu, has an exhibition coming up at the West Vancouver Museum. September 13 to November 5 Opening Reception: September 13, 7pm-9pm Longing is an installation of […]

Emily Carr graduate, Daina Warren, has curated the exhibition Don’t Stop Me Now at the National Gallery  Daina is their 2010–11 Canada Council Aboriginal Curatorial Resident. From the National Gallery

Recent Emily Carr grad, Ippiksaut Friesen, stars in Throat Song, a 17-minute short film shot in Iqaluit. It was written and directed by Toronto-based Miranda de Pencier and is being

Emily Carr graduate student Luke Parnell is teaching a directed studies carving project for his summer internship requirement. Three Emily Carr students are participating in the project: William Callaghan, Mark

Emily Carr graduate, Peter Morin, will have a performance and book launch at the Satellite Gallery on Sunday, May 29 from 2 to 4pm. From the Satellite Gallery website: Through

The 2011 Emily Carr Graduation Ceremony was held on May 7 at the Chan Centre for the Performing Arts. This year 10 of our Aboriginal students crossed the stage! Rick

The Foundation Show aims to provide first year students with the opportunity to show family, friends, colleagues and instructors that they have launched a lifelong pursuit of judgment and discernment

Grand Entry is curated by Aboriginal students Adrienne Greyeyes, Emma Kesler,Jennifer Chong and Michelle Sound Perich and features work in both the Concourse Gallery and the Aboriginal Gathering Place. Grand

Emily Carr graduate student, Luke Parnell, is part of a double-solo exhibition at the McLaren Art Centre in Barrie, Ontario, open until February 21, 2011. From the McLaren Art Centre

Multi-disciplinary artist Nicholas Galanin will be a guest speaker at the Aboriginal Gathering Place on Friday, December 3 at 4:15pm. Born in Sitka, Alaska, Nicholas Galanin has struck an intriguing