A walkthrough with ECU Archivist Kristy Waller | Exhibition Tour

100 Years in the Making | This event is organized in support of ECU 100, Emily Carr University of Art + Design’s centennial anniversary.

Please join us on an exhibition tour of the exhibition En Route: mobile forms of art and education with ECU Archivist Kristy Waller. In preparation for the exhibition the staff of Libby Leshgold Gallery worked closely with Waller undertaking research on Emily Carr’s Outreach program. Waller will discuss her role as ECU’s first archivist, and her new zine series Remember? a zine series created in the ECU Archives sharing and recognizing stories from the past 100 years. The first zine is dedicated to the Outreach program, with copies available in the exhibition reading room.

Biography

Kristy Waller (she/her) has worked as the archivist at Emily Carr University of Art + Design since 2019. She holds a master’s degree from the University of British Columbia’s Archival Studies program. Her primary work has been with non-textual records, specifically audiovisual materials, and artists’ records. She has focused on projects that centre Community Archives and collaboration in the digitization, preservation, management, and accessibility of AV materials, photographs, and ephemera. From 2018 to 2024 she taught a course on non-textual and audiovisual records at the UBC iSchool.