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Why I Design @ the MOV - Featuring Emily Carr Alumni + Faculty
The Museum of Vancouver invites Vancouverites to explore and celebrate innovation in action. 30+ designers, live, in concert and stationed throughout the museum’s galleries, discuss their work during Why I Design, a Vancouver Design Week feature event and party Friday, September 19.
Emily Carr University announces $400,000 donation from the RBC Emerging Artists Project
$100,000 Sponsorship from RBC Wealth Management Kicks Off The Show at Emily Carr University
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EMILY CARR UNIVERSITY OF ART + DESIGN ANNOUNCES 2014 HONORARY DOCTORATE AND EMILY AWARD RECIPIENTS
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EMILY CARR UNIVERSITY OF ART + DESIGN ANNOUNCES 2014 HONORARY DOCTORATE AND EMILY AWARD RECIPIENTS
Vancouver, BC April 24, 2014 | Emily Carr University of Art + Design will honour multimedia artist, curator and arts advocate, Hank Bull; celebrated visionary architect Arthur Gensler; visual artist, curator, and scholar, Gerald McMaster; and entrepreneurs, business leaders and philanthropists, Chip and Shannon Wilson at the 2014 Convocation Ceremony to be held May 3, 2014. Each will receive a Doctor of Letters for their significant accomplishments and contributions to arts and culture. The 2014 Emily Award, acknowledging outstanding achievements by alumni, will be granted to internationally acclaimed visual artist Etienne Zack.
Alumni Featured in 4 Corners: A Painting Show
Apt Projects presents: Four Corners: A Painting Show
A one-night painting exhibition featuring Mark DeLong, Jessica Groome (‘07), Deirdre McAdams (‘08), and Les Ramsay (’07).
Friday, May 24, 2013 | 6-11pm
Apt Projects at The Chinatown Experiment
434 Columbia Street, Vancouver BC
Natural Capital | A Community Projects Course With The David Suzuki Foundation
NATURAL CAPITAL is a community projects course in partnership with Canada's leading environmental organization, the David Suzuki Foundation (DSF) through the Faculty of Culture + Community. Through a dynamic and collaborative approach to documentary practices, students aim to build meaningful community connections and create digital narratives featuring diverse community perspectives on nature's benefits in Vancouver. Students have also had a unique opportunity to work collaboratively with national project partners at OCAD University, Toronto.
Please join us for the opening reception of this interactive exhibit and dynamic public education initiative.
Germaine Koh | League
As one of seven new residencies in the Vancouver Park Board Field House Studio Residency Project, sessional faculty Germaine Koh is launching the new community-based project League at Elm Park in Vancouver-Kerrisdale. League will be an open weekly gathering for the purpose of playing sports and games invented by members of the community. Each game, its playing field and its strategies will evolve through trial and improvisation, and new and unusual equipment may be invented.
