Wednesday, September 233:30 to 4:30pm
Julia Crucil - The Map as Art
About Julia:
After teaching high school English and Social Studies for fifteen years, Julia Crucil quit her job and enrolled in the Fine Arts Program at North Island College. Now, entering her fourth and final year of a Bachelor of Fine Arts through Emily Carr University, she has been returning to her academic roots, exploring topics in literary criticism, historiography, cultural theory, social psychology, and criminology as they apply to visual arts. In real life, Crucil has a brilliant and funny husband who is in deeply lost in his Master's thesis, two 'tween step-children, and a penchant for traveling rivaled only by her love of a unique microbrew.
The Map as Art:
This art talk will discuss the ways contemporary and historical artists are using concepts in geography and the language of maps and geographical diagrams, towards the end of global awareness. We may examine the work of:
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Francesca Berrin
Francesca Berrin
Wednesday, September 30
3:30 to 4:30pm
Lost Boys Animation Studio
Behind the Scenes - Visual Effects
Wednesday, October 73:30 to 4:30pm
artist Kelly Gough (currently showing at the Muir)
presentation TBA
What is at Show N Tell this week?
Show N Tell at Comox Valley Art Gallery on Wednesday October 7 features local artist Kelly Gough presenting “Lost and Found”. This weekly art education series comes in the form of a digital slideshow and telling the stories that go with it. Once in awhile the gallery will present a visual arts themed film or the gallery staff will present an art talk. Show N Tell is every Wednesday at CVAG from 3:30pm – 4:30pm, is open to the public and free or by donation.
About Kelly Gough
After 22 years of service, Gough retired in the Comox Valley from the Canadian Forces in 2005, although she has lived on Vancouver Island over 16 years. Her art is drawn primarily from her work as a Military Social Worker and as a person living with Depression and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Kelly is currently completing her BFA at Emily Carr University, NIC and plans to present images and a short film from a project called “Lost and Found” for her Show N Tell session. She considers herself a performance and sculptural artist. She also loves to sing and laugh. Gough says “I’m not middle-aged yet cause I hope to live well past my hundredth birthday and still be making Art!! I’m always looking for ways to communicate my concerns to a larger audience. I try to do this with humor. This project reminded me that there is always one small thing a person can do to help their little corner of the world.”
Anyone can Show N Tell at CVAG!
FMI call Anh 338-6211
| Date : | 23 septembre 2009 |
| Heure : | 15:30 - 16:30 |
| Lieu : | |
| Adresse : | 580 Duncan Avenue |
| Ville : | Courtenay, BC |
| Téléphone : | 2503386211 |
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