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  • Angela Gooliaff ('06) is collaborating with two artists from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, for Tee Time, an Art Reception being held at the Willows Golf and Country Club in the Eagleview Room. The exhibit takes place on Sunday, May 26, 2013, from 11am to 4:30pm. Join us on Sunday, May 26, 2013 for an afternoon of art and refreshments. The reception includes drawings, paintings and photographic works.

  • In April, Broek Bosma, Associate Vice President, Advancement + Alumni Affairs, met with alumni working in Silicon Valley and San Francisco to explore ways in which the Emily Carr Alumni Association might create and support programs that allow alumni living outside of Vancouver to connect with each other and participate in the current university community. It was also an excellent opportunity to share information about the recent announcement and ongoing development of a new campus at Great Northern Way.

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  • TIFF's Student Film Showcase provides Canada's emerging young filmmakers an opportunity to share their work and participate in career-building workshops and panel discussions with industry professionals. This year, Emily Carr is pleased to announce that 2013 graduates Tor Aunet and Mitch Kraft were selected to screen at TIFF’s Student Film Showcase.

    Established in 2004 and organized by the Toronto International Film Festival, it is presented in association with Film School Consortium, a national group of 17 colleges and universities. The programme recognizes the nation’s roster of emerging auteurs at one-night-only screenings of the year’s top student films.

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  • You Came Here By Chance is a group exhibition, highlighting select 2013 photography graduates from Emily Carr University of Art + Design.

    The selected images aim to address the idea of space in relation to environment, both from a physical stand point and a state of mind. Through the included photographers considered contributions, the binaries of transience and permanence when occupying space are evaluated by the photographic medium and supplementary materials. As viewers interact with the works exhibited, it is intended that they in turn will begin to think about their personal relationships with the spaces they occupy.

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  • Please join the S3D Centre at Emily Carr in conjunction with Simon Fraser University for an evening with celebrated filmmaker Philippe Baylaucq. This is an opportunity to see his award winning experimental Stereoscopic 3D short film Ora for the first time in Vancouver.

    Baylaucq will talk about the process of making the film, from using infrared thermal imaging cameras to working with performers in darkness with the only light source being the internal heat of the human body. In addition to the screening of Ora, Baylaucq will show behind the scenes video, scenes from other works, and answer audience questions.

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  • For the first time in British Columbia, a Master of Design Degree will be offered by Emily Carr University. This new degree will address an important need for advanced design education regionally and will contribute to a strong professional design community provincially.

    The full-time research-oriented degree, offered through the Faculty of Graduate Studies, will begin in September of 2013. Building on Emily Carr’s successful Bachelor of Design degree, it will expand upon curricular values and goals in areas of collaboration, sustainability interdisciplinary, technological intervention, new research methods/approaches to design, and creating creative work within cultural frames of reference.

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  • Janice Wu ('13) was one of eight Canadian artists selected to illustrate the new Chinatown Gate Stamp Series for Canada Post. These stamps feature eight different gates of Chinatown, located in Victoria, Vancouver, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto, Mississauga, Ottawa and Montréal.

    The stamp series was launched in Canada Post locations on May 1, 2013.

  • The Convocation Ceremony will be available via live broadcast today, May 4, 2013 beginning at 1pm. Complete details here

  • Sean Raggett's ('04) first solo exhibition takes place at Printhouse Gallery in London's east end from May 3 to June 4, 2013.

    Polaroid Factory is a photographic exhibition featuring images made at one of the world's last remaining production facilities of traditional instant film in Enschede, the Netherlands.
     
    Sean presents large-scale chromeogenic transparencies in lightboxes to both document and represent allegories of shifting technology. At one point, Polaroid produced its instant film in only three major factories in the world, and after the company’s bankruptcy in 2001, Enschede’s was the last to close.
     

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  • Geoffrey Farmer ('92) exhibits Let's Make the Water Turn Black at Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst in Zürich, Switzerland from May 22 to August 18, 2013.

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