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Shin Ying Cindy Chan2018-06-01T20:56:13-06:00June 1st, 2018|Categories: ANNOUNCEMENTS|Tags: National Gallery of Canada, new scale agreement|

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Zoom Engagement Session | CARFAC Alberta: What CARFAC is doing for Visual Artists during COVID -19 Online Zoom Meeting The Internet

02may1:00 pm2:30 pmZoom Engagement Session | CARFAC Alberta: What CARFAC is doing for Visual Artists during COVID -19Online All-Access

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We're having informal Saturday Engagement Sessions on Zoom. Anyone across the province can 'drop in' and say hi, ask questions, or just listen if you like. The next engagement session by

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We’re having informal Saturday Engagement Sessions on Zoom. Anyone across the province can ‘drop in’ and say hi, ask questions, or just listen if you like.

The next engagement session by Zoom will take place on Saturday May 2 from 1pm – 2:30pm Mountain Daylight Time. Join with your laptop or tablet so you can see the people talking and the art…

(If you’re not familiar with Zoom, this link gives a good overview. You can access the meeting through your browser just by clicking on the given link, or if you prefer, the free app is safe to download and use.)

The Topic:

What CARFAC is doing for Visual Artists during COVID -19
Hosted by Chris W. Carson: Executive Director, CARFAC Alberta and guest Sydney Lancaster: CARFAC National Board Member

Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87871667746

Meeting ID: 878 7166 7746

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(Saturday) 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm

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

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Online All-Access | Off the Grid All Access Webinar The Internet

06may6:30 pm8:00 pmOnline All-Access | Off the GridWorking From Outside Major CentresProfessional Development:Career

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Can you grow and maintain a career in the visual arts while living outside major centres? This webinar focuses on two prairie artists, Peter von

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Can you grow and maintain a career in the visual arts while living outside major centres? This webinar focuses on two prairie artists, Peter von Tiesenhausen + Heather Benning and how they build their art careers.

Based in Demmi , Alberta, Peter von Tiesenhausen is a multidis- ciplinary artist. Over three decades, von Tiesenhausen’s art practice has continuously evolved. Sculpture, painting, video, performance, land art, community action, and installation make up his rather elusive art practice.

Born in Humboldt, Saskatchewan, Heather Benning has worked as both a farmer and a foundry technician in Scotland. Her site-specific art practice involves sculpture, architecture and the landscape.

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(Wednesday) 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm

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

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New Canadians: Building Careers in the Arts All Access Webinar The Internet

20may6:30 pm8:00 amNew Canadians: Building Careers in the ArtsProfessional Development:Career

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What is it like to try to establish an art career in Canada when you came to Canada as an immigrant? What sort of barriers

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What is it like to try to establish an art career in Canada when you came to Canada as an immigrant? What sort of barriers are encountered and how do you get past them? Two New Canadians artists: Yong Fei Guan + Patrick B. Fenandez share their stories in tonight’s webinar.

A visual artist and a writer, Yong Fei Guan is Chinese-Canadian and has lived in Canada for just over a decade. In her work, Guan explores her identity, world politics, and the way these relate to environmental issues.

Born in the Philippines, Patrick B. Fernandez has made Regina his home. Fernandez’s surreal way of looking at and responding to the world deals with where we live, politics, what humanity means, environmental change and loss.

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(Wednesday) 6:30 pm - 8:00 am

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Zoom Engagement Session | How Do You Plan to Change Your Art Career in This Time of Covid-19 Online Zoom Meeting The Internet

23may1:00 pm2:30 pmZoom Engagement Session | How Do You Plan to Change Your Art Career in This Time of Covid-19Online All-Access

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We're having informal Saturday Engagement Sessions on Zoom. Anyone across the province can 'drop in' and say hi, ask questions, or just listen if you like. The next engagement session by

Event Details

We’re having informal Saturday Engagement Sessions on Zoom. Anyone across the province can ‘drop in’ and say hi, ask questions, or just listen if you like.

The next engagement session by Zoom will take place on Saturday May 23 from 1pm – 2:30pm Mountain Daylight Time. Join with your laptop or tablet so you can see the people talking and the art…

The Topic:

How do you plan to change your art career in this time of COVID-19?

Hosted by Chris W. Carson: Executive Director, CARFAC Alberta and Sharon Moore Foster, Program + Development Coordinator

You must RSVP to join the session by emailing general@carfacalberta.com by noon on Saturday May 23. You will receive the password to join the discussion that begins at 1pm.