Environmental Art

Calling all Community-engaged Environmental Artists!

September 21, 2013 by CACV Admin

h4>>We are currently booking an Eco-Arts Salon. This presentation will showcase your work to the public with opportunities for feedback, networking and community participation. The objective of the Eco-Arts Salons is to create a space for stimulating dialogue around questions such as “What does it mean to be an environmental artist?” and “What is the potential for community-engaged environmental …

Eco-Arts Salon – Rebecca Chunn

September 3, 2013 by CACV Admin

h4>> Rebecca Chunn gave an informative presentation on her work and on the field of Environmental Art to a small and inspired group. Rebecca graduated Emily Carr University of Art and Design in 1997. She presented images of an ephemeral installation she had created for an Eco Workshop that was held this past spring at Crab Park at Portside in the Downtown Eastside and images of her past …

Eco-Arts Salons: Call for Artists

July 10, 2012 by CACV Admin

h4>>Calling all Community-engaged Environmental Artists! We are currently booking the Eco Arts Salons for October, 2012 to June 2013. These monthly evening presentations showcase your work to the public with opportunities for feedback, networking and community participation. The objective of these salons is to create a space for stimulating dialogue around questions such as “What does it mean to …

Art and Summer in the City

July 2, 2012 by CACV Admin

h4>>Lots happening; will tell you about one past event, and speak about a couple of big scenes coming up. And while you browse through this post, listen to the smooth, cool tones of maestro Quincy Jones' group with melting hot sound of vocalist Valerie Simpson doing Summer in the City, which is what I am doing right now. Chill. The CACV social media workshop happened on Monday, it was well …

Nest @ C.R.A.B. Park

June 8, 2010 by CACV Admin

h4>>From Earth Day, 2010 to the end of August, Sharon Kallis worked with a variety of community groups to create ephemeral installations in CRAB Park at the foot of Main as a Community Arts Council project. The canoe has been repaired and was re-installed in 2011. Working with environmental artist Sharon Kallis, community members will come together and learn weaving skills while creating unique …

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