Faculty of Continuing Studies Events

Peggy Anderson "Continue Painting" Opportunity - Enter to Win

Peggy Anderson

The Peggy Anderson "Continue Painting" Opportunity was established by Peggy's family to celebrate her love of art and desire to spend more time painting. If you are a Continuing Studies non-credit student currently enrolled in a painting course, you may be eligible to win a free painting course and painting supplies valued up to $500.

No Future Without Past

House of Ore |  Barb Pearson

Emily Carr's Continuing Studies presents No Future Without Past, an exhibition of work featuring instructor Jeanne Krabbendam and former students Charlene Long, Monica Gewurz, Barb Pearson, Natasha Vukovic, Grace Mills-Hodgins and Bill Wilkinson from The Built Surface (CEPN 165) and Exploring The Built Surface (CEPN 265).

No Future Without Past
September 2 - October 2, 9am - 5pm
Britannia Mine Museum

Artists' Talk
Saturday, September 19, 2 - 4 pm

Open Studio | The Leeway

Open Studio: BYOA (bring your own art)
The Leeway community studio invites artists and designers to attend an open working session. Bring your projects from a variety of disciplines or start something new. All are welcome!

The Leeway | North Building, 2nd floor
Emily Carr University of Art + Design

About Open Studios
Open Studios are self-directed, uninstructed three-hour sessions that provide a space for artists to try working in a communal studio.

unsupervised | Summer Teens Exhibition

Join us for the opening of unsupervised, an exhibition of sculpture, textiles, drawing, painting, photography, architecture, illustration, animation and communication design.

The culmination of our Summer Institute for Teens program, the exhibition is open to the public and features work from over 100 accomplished young artists.

Concourse Gallery
July 30 - August 13, 2015
Opening Reception |
July 30, 3-5 pm

Note: The University will be closed Monday, August 3.

Painting en plein air at UBC | CS

Take your painting practice outdoors with a course in painting en plein air. With the beauty of the UBC campus as inspiration, participants spend four days capturing their natural environment.

This course is offered through Continuing Studies and open to anyone over the age of 16. Register by July 8, 2015.

More Information | How to Register | Continuing Studies

Info Session | Interaction Design Essentials

Interested in our six-month Interaction Design Essentials Program? Join us for brief presentation followed by an informal Q&A on everything from how to apply to possible career paths. Applications for September 2015 close August 16, 2015.

Register online.

Interaction Design Essentials Info Night
Thursday, July 16, 6pm
Rm. 210, North Building
Emily Carr University of Art + Design
1399 Johnston St (Google Map)

Draw Down Vancouver

The Leeway Studio will host a collaborative drawing workshop with Vancouver paper artist Rachael Ashe as part of Draw Down Vancouver. Rachael will be facilitating the workshop with guest artist Christina Norberg. Together, along with Vancouver Draw Down participants, they will create a large scale drawing using intricate marks and gestures to see how working small, and working as a group can create something substantial. Participants will use a variety of mark-making materials  and experience working collaboratively in a communal studio.

Studio Visit with Rachael Ashe | The Leeway

Rachael Ashe, paper-cutting artist and latest recipient of The Leeway Studio Residency, will be hosting an open studio on Saturday, June 6. Join us to hear about Rachael's work, to tour The Leeway studio space and meet fellow artists and art enthusiasists.

The event is free and open to the public. No RSVP required.

This studio visit is hosted in conjunction with First Saturday Open Studios. You can read more about Rachael on The Leeway blog or learn more about studio residency at The Leeway.

Making Marks: Illustrated Works in Pen + Ink

Caribou | Pauline Tang

This exhibition brings together work from Continuing Studies students working in Pen + Ink. Ranging from the narrative to the technical, the breadth and flexibility of the medium is evident. Students have explored traditional techniques as well as alternative processes including the use of unconventional mark making tools.

Participants are current and past students from the following Continuing Studies courses:

  • Drawing with Pen and Ink: Black-and-White
  • Pen and Ink Book Illustration
  • Drawing with Pen and Ink: Colour
  • Advanced Workshop: Pen and Ink Illustration

Making Marks: Illustrated Works in Pen + Ink
Concourse Gallery
May 26 - June 15, 2015
Opening Reception | Thursday, May 28, 6 - 8pm

Welcome Lab

Welcome Lab is an optional orientation program for students who have been accepted to undergraduate study at the Emily Carr University of Art + Design.

Start exploring Emily Carr and the city of Vancouver this summer through a transition program designed just for you and earn three credits toward your degree.

This one-month intensive program introduces you to the language of art + design, our campus and facilities and the vibrant arts community of your new city. Meet faculty and staff as well as your fellow students while you get set for September.

Register through Continuing Studies or learn more.

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