SNAP Archives - CARFAC Alberta

Draw More Income EP9: Robin Smith-Peck

communication2016-11-15T21:10:48-07:00November 15th, 2016|Categories: Draw More Income Podcast|Tags: cape dorset, Draw More Income, Edmonton jobs, fort mac, holman, podcast, printmaking, robin smith-peck, Sara McKarney, SNAP, Society of Northern Alberta Print Artists|

We're back with another instalment of the Draw More Income [...]

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SNAPline 2014 Newsletter: Edmonton, AB

chris2014-08-28T14:38:10-06:00August 28th, 2014|Categories: online resources, RESOURCES|Tags: Daniel Evans, Dara Humniski, Patrick Mahon, Shawn Reynar, SNAP, SNAPline, Snapline 2014 Newsletter|

In this edition of SNAPline, SNAP's talented 2014/15 Artists [...]

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october, 2020

17oct1:00 pm2:30 pmOnline All Access | Saturday Zoom Engagement—October 17Professional Development:Community Engagement

21oct6:30 pm8:00 pmOnline All Access | ResidenciesWhat to Look for in a Residency, What Makes a Good Residency, How a Residency Can Change Your Art CareerProfessional Development:Art Practice

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What to Look for in a Residency, What Makes a Good Residency, How a Residency Can Change Your Art Career

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Barbara Meneley is a prairie-based intermedia artist
whose site responsive work engages with the foundations of
society and culture; colonial structures and contemporary settler
relationships to site. Barbara has presented, exhibited, performed
and screened her work widely, including Modern Fuel Gallery,
Dunlop Art Gallery, Glenbow Museum Theatre, and Remai Modern.
Barbara’s artwork and writing has been featured in Public, Fuse
Magazine, Canadian Art Review, and Lalit Kala Contemporary.
Barbara holds a PhD in Cultural Studies from Queen’s University,
and an MFA in Intermedia from the University of Regina.

Paddy Lamb considers himself to be a Canadian, Irish,
Ulster-Scots, Quaker, Huguenot, Celtic, Proto-Indo-European
citizen of the world. Born in Armagh, Northern Ireland, he studied
Modern History at Trinity College, Dublin, and Physical Education
and History as a post-graduate at the University of Alberta. He
moved to Canada in 1985 and subsequently worked as a historian
and archivist before devoting himself to a full-time career as
a visual artist. His work is strongly influenced by history, memory
and social culture, offering a personal narrative concerning human
migration and attachment to the land.

All sessions are free for CARFAC members across Canada. Please RSVP for each session by following the “Register through Eventbrite” link in each session description.
Non-members pay $25 per ticket by following the “Buy Ticket” Eventbrite link in each session description.
The webinar runs from 6:30 until 8pm.
After presentation(s) run for the first 60 minutes, there will be a 30 minute discussion based on the questions that you & other attendees submit for the presenter(s) to answer

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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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31oct1:00 pm2:30 pmOnline All Access | Saturday Zoom EngagementPerspectives from Within: Curator's TalkProfessional Development:Community Engagement

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