Faculty news
Henri Robideau | Eraser Street – Hubris, Humility and Humanity in the Making of a City
Join the Grunt Gallery for an exhibition of work by longtime sessional faculty member Henri Robideau.
Artist's Tour | Emily Carr and Landon Mackenzie: Wood Chopper and the Monkey
To mark the final week of her exhibition, Professor Landon Mackenzie hosts a public tour of Emily Carr and Landon Mackenzie: Wood Chopper and the Monkey. Come and hear Mackenzie speak to the works of Emily Carr 80 years later, as well as to her own journey as a Canadian painter.
Welcome Tene Barber | Executive Director, Continuing Studies
The University is pleased to welcome Tene Barber as Executive Director, Continuing Studies.
As part of the University's academic leadership team, Ms. Barber takes on the strategic development of Emily Carr University's lifelong learning programs, and delivery of the broad range of offerings we currently provide to our many communities. From teen programs and professional certificates, to The Leeway's drop-in studio space and corporate creativity programs, Emily Carr University's Department of Continuing Studies has opportunities for study in the creative disciplines for students of all ages and interests.
Raiche-Savoie + Garbe | Seeing Spots
“Unlike windows, birds are disappearing in North America.” – 
Department of Bird Safety, 2014.
Landon Mackenzie Talk | Art & Spirit Speakers Series
Professor Landon MacKenzie will speak in connection to her current exhibition at the Vancouver Art Gallery, Emily Carr and Landon Mackenzie: Wood Chopper and the Monkey at the Art & Spirit Speaker Series.
Wednesday, March 4, 2015 | 7:30pm
St. Anselm’s Anglican Church
Free/donations welcome
Hear from major figures in the arts about their creative experience -- of being human and being spirited.
Held Over | Landon Mackenzie's Show at the VAG
HELD OVER!
Emily Carr and Landon Mackenzie: Wood Chopper and the Monkey
Emily Carr and Landon Mackenzie: Wood Chopper and the Monkey, is the fourth in a series of Dialogue with Carr exhibitions organized by the Vancouver Art Gallery, in which the art of iconic West Coast modernist, Emily Carr, is situated in relation to work by contemporary artists from this region.
Hannah Jickling | Featured Features
In the summer of 2013, Hannah Jickling initiated a project as part of Traversing Yukon Landscapes, an exhibition at the Yukon Arts Centre Public Gallery. Featured Features was a series of events that brought together artists, orienteers and other members of the public throughout the month of August. Themes such as: Topography + Image-Making, Mapping + Movement and Landscape + Navigation were explored.
Talking Stick Festival Visual Arts Exhibition | Coming to the Fire
Coming to the Fire Visual Arts Exhibition, The Talking Stick Festival -- the premiere Aboriginal Arts Festival in Western Canada -- is presenting a diverse group of First Nations visual artists at the Roundhouse Community Centre from February 17 to February 28, 2015. This innovative and contemporary work addresses issues of importance in the visual arts field.
The 14th Annual Talking Stick Festival is presented by Full Circle First Nations Performance. Full Circle's upcoming Talking Stick Festival takes place in venues throughout the city from February 17 to March 1, 2015.
Phil Smith + Corsage | CD Named to The Province’s 10 Best Vancouver Recordings of 2014
Lecturer Phil Smith’s band Corsage has had their most recent release A Procession of Dreams named to The Province’s 10 Best Local Recordings of 2014 list:
Lorelei Pepi | Creative Capital Arts Recipient
Assistant Professor Lorelei Pepi, is the recipient of a Creative Capital award for her interactive installation project proposal, Vigil. This work will engage with people and Emily Carr University resources, such as the S3D Centre.
Creative Capital is pleased to announce its 2015 awardees in the categories of Moving Image and Visual Arts, representing a total of 46 funded projects selected from a nationwide pool of more than 3,700 proposals.
