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National Residency Award, Prince Edward County, ON
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National Residency Award, Prince Edward County, ON

chris2013-10-05T06:02:40-06:00October 5th, 2013|Categories: awards, FUNDING/GRANTS/AWARDS|Tags: AIR, national residency award, Ontario, residency|

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january, 2020

11jan(jan 11)12:00 pm29feb(feb 29)4:00 pmEdmonton | Re-ENERGIZE Your Art Practice: 7 Saturdays | Noon to 4pmExhibition:Community Engagement

11jan1:00 pm4:00 pmEdmonton | Re-ENERGIZE Your Art Practice: 7 Saturdays with Sharon Moore-FosterExhibition:Community Engagement

Event Details

Re-ENERGIZE your Art Practice| Drop in + Connect with other Artists and CARFAC Alberta Mentors!.

7 Saturdays| Noon to 4pm
January 11,18 and 25
February 1, 8, 22 and 29

Chris W. Carson, Sharon Moore-Foster, Danyon Reeves and Graeme Deardon are in the Project Space Saturdays and available as mentors and monitors.

Informal critiques and professional advice about your art practice
Portfolio reviews (1/2 hour) – please schedule your appointment
Bring your own materials and artwork (except oil paints)
Leave your work up for a week
DIY Photograph your artwork on the white walls in the Back Room

January 11: Join Sharon Moore-Foster this Saturday in the CARFAC Alberta Project Space for a fresh start in 2020!

Do you need an infusion of Energy; Joy and Passion?

Sharon will be giving informal critiques on new or ongoing work. Through working and/or conversing with other artists, you may find yourself with renewed vitality & direction. Bring in your own work (and materials – no oil paints please); or simply come and join in the conversation. You are invited to leave your work up for a week and see how it looks – perhaps take some photos for your records.

Sharon Moore-Foster is a professional visual artist, art educator, motivational speaker and facilitator, Why not use this opportunity through CARFAC Alberta to engage with others while you receive some art & career mentorship’.

January 18: Chris W. Carson will provide advice on how you can grow your art practice artwork (and/or just work on your art and connect with others).

January 25: Danyon Reeves will help resize images for submissions (and/or just work on your art and connect with others).

Please check our website in the second week in January 2020 for February Saturdays schedule.

Closed Saturday February 15th for Family Day Weekend

Time

(Saturday) 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Location

CARFAC Alberta Office & Project Space

3rd Fl., 10215-112 St. NW

Organizer

CARFAC Albertageneral@carfacalberta.com 3rd Floor, 10215 112 Street, Edmonton, AB T5K 1M7

Calendar GoogleCal

18jan1:00 pm4:00 pmEdmonton | Re-ENERGIZE Your Art Practice: 7 Saturdays with Chris W. CarsonExhibition:Community Engagement

25jan1:00 pm4:00 pmEdmonton | Re-ENERGIZE Your Art Practice: 7 Saturdays with Danyon ReevesExhibition:Community Engagement

Event Details

Re-ENERGIZE your Art Practice| Drop in + Connect with other Artists and CARFAC Alberta Mentors!

7 Saturdays| Noon to 4pm
January 11,18 and 25
February 1, 8, 22 and 29

Chris W. Carson, Sharon Moore-Foster, Danyon Reeves and Graeme Deardon are in the Project Space Saturdays and available as mentors and monitors.

Informal critiques and professional advice about your art practice
Portfolio reviews (1/2 hour) – please schedule your appointment
Bring your own materials and artwork (except oil paints)
Leave your work up for a week
DIY Photograph your artwork on the white walls in the Back Room

January 25

If you’re coming in to work on personal artwork, you are welcome to arrive at Noon.

Join Danyon Reeves (Operations Coordinator for CARFAC Alberta) this Saturday in the CARFAC Alberta Project Space (Edmonton) from 1–4pm to learn how to resize your artwork for submissions and grants.

For many, the world of computer image format and sizing can be daunting. Be it for your website, or electronic submissions for shows or grants, it’s in your best interest to know how your digital images are being presented. Too small of an image robs the viewer of detail, and too large can make for slow download times and grumpy juries. Danyon Reeves can guide you through the subjects of image format, dimension, and resolution, so you can be sure you’re using the best approach to creating images that put your creation in the best possible light.

If you have a laptop that you use for working with digital images, bring it along. Danyon might not be familiar with the software you use, but he’s pretty sure he can figure out how to produce the right images with it.

Sharon Moore-Foster will also be in Project Space, available for informal critiques or any art-related questions you may have.

February 1

Graeme Dearden will help you to understand how to use social media.

Closed Saturday February 15th for Family Day Weekend