Interviews with Community Artists
h4>>Here are some of the community artists we've featured on our website:
Sharon Kallis
Helen Bolduc
Naomi Singer
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Mayworks Mail Art
h4>>What can you say about "labour" and "work"? If a picture is worth a thousand words - maybe you'd like to put your thoughts down on a 5"x 7" postcard and mail to Ed Varney for a Mayworks Mail Art Exhibition on Vancouver Island.
We are planning a few collage workshops in the Downtown Eastside to facilitate creating mail art on this theme.
Our volunteers arrive with materials, glue, scissors …
DTES Community Arts Program Committee
h4>>At the Board Meeting March 1,2012, the board adopted the following as a working document to be finalized at the next meeting.
Leslie Kemp, past president of the board, was appointed as Chair of this committee. Jessica Numinnem is the board liaison to the committee.
Terms of Reference
Downtown Eastside Community Arts Program Committee
March 1, 2012 - Approved as a working document to be …
Guiding Principles for DTES Community Arts Program
h4>>CACV intends to develop Guiding Principles for our DTES Community Arts Program.
Thank you to Vancouver Moving Theatre for sending this information about the principles they subscribe to in their work in this neighbourhood.
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Here are 12 guiding principles for VMT’s DTES community engaged art practice:
Involves culturally diverse professional artists …
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World Community Arts Day February 17
h4>>CELEBRATE! February 17, 2013
ART AS A CATALYST FOR
CARING AND SHARING
SHARE THE LOVE on World Community Arts Day.
On February 17, 2012 send some love to the community artists who make our city a better place.
“A sweet project,” is how Rika Uto, Arts and Education programmer at Carnegie Centre responded. …
Bruce Voyce
h4>>Biography
Visual arts and ecology have been an integral part of my life since childhood. I recognized the transformative power of art when I began sculpting during an extended stay in the hospital. Later my driftwood sculptures were inspired as a collaboration with nature while I was tree planting and living in the wilderness. Now, my artistic practice has evolved to embrace public art and …
