Lectures

Emily Carr is pleased to host the second lecture in the Rennie Collection Speaker Series, by Los Angeles-based artist Richard Jackson.

Mark Lewis, who represented Canada at last year's Venice Biennale, will be speaking about his recent films and photographs.

Wednesday, March 31, 2010
12pm
IDS MoCap Studio

All are welcome.

For more information on Mark Lewis please go to Mark Lewis Studio.

South Building Lecture Hall, Room 301

To coincide with the opening of CODE Live at Emily Carr University of Art + Design, the Cultural Olympiad 2010 and Emily Carr are pleased to present a one-day forum that brings together some of the most renowned national and international artists, curators and thinkers for a series of dialogues on the relationships between digital technologies and creative practices today.

Emily Carr University of Art + Design will host a roundtable discussion on the presence in Vancouver of the Farnesina Design Collection. Emily Carr will participate with the curators of the exhibition along with designers, industrialists and academicians from both Italy and Canada. The theme of the event will be the cultural value of design, with particular focus on the issue of sustainability.

The On Edge readings series presents:
Fabiola Nabil Naguib

Emily Carr University of Art + Design proudly presents Liam Gillick, with Langara College Centre for Art in Public Spaces and Westbank & Peterson Group, as the final speaker in the 2009 Fall Speaker Series.

READ Books at the Charles H. Scott Gallery is pleased to present a talk by Lulu Award-winning cartoonist Abby Denson. Brooklyn-based Denson is a rock n’ roll ‘Jane of all trades’ and creator of the queer comic Tough Love: High School Confidential, and on Sunday November 1st she will launch her new book Dolltopia,

Co-sponsored by the Rennie Collection Speaker Series

October 21st, 2009 at 7pm
South Building Lecture Hall, Room 301

Emily Carr University, is proud to announce the second speaker in our 2009 Fall Speaker Series.

To celebrate 10 years of operation, READ Books is hosting a series of celebratory events.

New York writer Eileen Myles and Los Angeles poet and critic Maggie Nelson will initiate proceedings this month, reading from their latest books, The Importance of Being Iceland (Myles) and Bluets (Nelson).

Eileen Myles is a poet who also writes fiction. She is a Professor Emeritus of Writing at UCSD. She writes for Parkett, The Believer, Vice, The Nation, The Stranger and AnOther Magazine.