The 2012 Aboriginal Student Exhibition, I Like Your Status, will be on show in the Concourse Gallery from March 15 to 24. The opening night celebration will be on Friday,

Beat Nation at the Vancouver Art Gallery features work from Aboriginal artists including Emily Carr alumni and faculty. The exhibition runs from February 25 to June 3, 2012. From the

Compaigni V’ni Dansi (CVD) Society is thrilled to announce Come and Dance: an Aboriginal Dance Festival, taking place in Vancouver November 16-19, 2011. Vancouver is located in the heart of

The Museum of Anthropology is holding a celebration in recognition of their longstanding relationship with the Musqueam First Nation. …we invite you to join us on the afternoon of Sunday,

Second year Emily Carr student, Chrystal Sparrow, is participating in a group exhibition: Our Home and Native Land. This exhibit began with a simple question, what can emerge when indigenous

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