Faculty of Visual Art + Material Practice

VISUAL ART FORUMS | David Elliot

David Elliot. Blue Wave, 2008.

Please join us for a talk with Montreal-based painter David Elliott.

David Elliott is a painter working since the 1970s in a genre that mixes representation with the illusion of flat collage and found materials. His works have been exhibited around the world, including a retrospective at the Museo de Arte Moderno in Mexico City. He is a professor at Concordia University in Montreal and is represented by Joyce Yahouda Gallery.

Monday, February 22, 2016 | 6pm
ECU MoCap Studio | Room 285E, North Building

This is a free event open to everyone.

VISUAL ART FORUMS | John Wood + Paul Harrison

John Wood and Paul Harrison Pencil Sharpener, 2015. Pencil and metal sharpener.

Please join us for a talk with CAG exhibiting artists John Wood + Paul Harrison. 

VISUAL ART FORUMS| Eric Metcalfe

Eric Metcalfe | Dr Brute + Mr Peanut

Please join us for a talk with interdisciplinary artist (+ retired sessional faculty member) Eric Metcalfe. 

Meridian Frames: Conversations with Photography Presents Scott Conarroe

Alumnus Scott Conarroe ('01) will discuss his photographic project, Frontiere, Frontera, Grenze. With the support of a Guggenheim Fellowship, Conarroe photographed the moveable borders Alps Nations devised in response to permafrost melt and watershed drift. This expansive landscape study contains both the aftermath of our industrial age and avant-guard views of statecraft for an era increasingly defined by climate change.

11:30am - 12:20pm, Room 245, North Building
Conversation to continue following the talk. 

Felicia E. Gail | Meridian Frame, Meditations on Photographic Practice

Felicia E. Gail will be speaking about spaces of photographic practice: you, me, and a fly on the wall. A closer look at travel back to blue, a presentation of historic and poetic tangents.

Meridian Frame is a month long series of presentations on contemporary photographic practices at Emily Carr University of Art + Design. Twice during the academic year, over the course of a month, the photography studio & the S3D Mocap Studio will serve as opportunities to disseminate photographic research practices by way of weekly lunch-hour presentations.

Thursday, November 12, 2015
11:30am Photography Studio, 236 NB

Visual Art Forums | Marianne Nicolson

Marianne Nicolson | The House of the Ghosts (2008)

 Please join us for a talk with Emily Carr alumna Marianne Nicolson

Monday, November 9, 2015  | 6pm
ECU Lecture Theatre | Room 301, South Building

Visual Art Forums | Gareth Moore

A Burning Bag as a Smoke-Grey Lotus, 2015, installation view La Loge, Brussels

Please join us for a talk with Emily Carr alumnus and Visiting Artist Gareth Moore.

Monday, November 16, 2015  | 6pm
ECU Lecture Theatre | Room 301, South Building

Lunch Hour Talk | The Beehive Design Collective

The Beehive Design Collective is an activist arts collective dedicated to “cross-pollinating the grassroots” by creating collaborative, anti-copyright images for use as educational and organizing tools. We work as word-to-image translators of complex global stories, shared with us through conversations with affected communities.

travel back to blue - New Works by Felicia E. Gail

floating in space, travel back to blue. 8 x 10 digital contact-­sheet of Free‐Captures, 2015. Felicia E. Gail.

Felicia E. Gail returns to Gallery 295 with a major solo exhibition, travel back to blue.

Twilight Talks | Jaleh Mansoor

Photo credit: Anton Lee, Fontana, Attesse, Collection Centre Georges Pompidou

Please join us for the first Twilight Talk of the year with UBC Art Historian Jaleh Mansoor.

Drawn through a case study of three artists working in reconstruction era Italy (1949-1963), Lucio Fontana, Alberto Burri, and Piero Manzoni, Mansoor's first book Marshall Plan Modernism: The Beginnings of Autonomia explores abstract painting as an index of social transition during what was known as ‘miracolo Italiano,’ or Italian Miracle.  Mansoor focuses first on the singularly striking formal and procedural violence of these artists’ works.

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