Emily Carr Speaker Series

The TD Guest Speaker/Designer in Residence Program and Emily Carr are proud to present Todd Falkowsky and his featured talk, Canadian Design in Four Parts.

Explore Canadian design today, where it came from and how we can use the distinct advantages of practicing here to hit the global marketplace.

"the Citizen Kane of underground rock poster art documentaries" LA Weekly

"Raw -- an outlaw movie about outlaw artists"- Peter Rainer, NPR "One of the most fascinating documentaries of the year" - Little White Lies Magazine

"Unexpectedly excellent...A Blast of a Movie" Spout.com

Emily Carr Lecture Theatre | SB Room 301

Emily Carr Lecture Theatre |  SB Room 301

Thinking in Z-Space: Flatness and Spatial Narrativity
Ray Zone is an author, 3D film producer, speaker and award-winning 3D artist. An internationally recognized expert in all things 3D, Zone has a special interest in stereoscopic cinema and Large Format 3D (15/70) filmmaking. Zone has produced or published over 130 3D comic books. Since 1983, he has created stereo conversions and stereoscopic images for a wide variety of clients in publishing, education, advertising, television and motion pictures. Zone's website is viewable in anaglyphic 3D.

Emily Carr Lecture Theatre | SB Room 301 

All the Things I've Screwed Up So Far

Emily Carr Lecture Theatre | SB Room 301

Volker Gerling’s flip-book cinema has quietly become legendary. Having walked some 3000 kilometres through Germany on foot, Gerling took photographs of people he met during his wanderings, creating portraits in the form of photographic flip-books. He met an old man who wanted to improve the world and almost starved in the process, a homeless woman who wished for nothing more than to see her children once again and a young woman who decided to change her life while on holiday.

Emily Carr Lecture Theatre |  SB Room 301

Adrian Stimson is a member of the Siksika (Blackfoot) Nation in southern Alberta. He is an interdisciplinary artist with a BFA with distinction from the Alberta College of Art & Design and MFA from the University of Saskatchewan.

Emily Carr Lecture Theatre (SB Room 301)

Emily Carr Lecture Theatre (SB Room 301)

 I Wonder

Hot 'n' Cold

Emily Carr Lecture Theatre (SB, Room 301)
1400 Johnston Street, Vancouver BC

Presented in conjunction with Hot to Cold | Cold to Hot at the Charles H. Scott Gallery.