La pandemia, along with its restrictions, uncertainties, horrors and anxieties, is as good a time as any to write and make art about human migration. Its arrival in March coincided with a funding award for Reading the Migration Library from the BC …
Refugee Tales and Sala-Manca in 2018
These days, there are compelling refugee tales told every day. The UK project, Refugee Tales by David Herd, Comma Press, and the Gatwick Detainees Welfare Group, is in the midst of an activist project called "28 Tales for 28 Days." Each day during …
Launching READING THE MIGRATION LIBRARY in New Westminster
Readings: New work from 2017 Anvil Centre Artists in Residence February 25 3pm-5pm4th floor landing, Anvil CentreFree and open to the public Join us for this event in conjunction with the AiR exhibition at the Community Art Space presenting art and …
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Reading Flow
Reading Flow: Lois Klassen with Karen and Peggy Ngan, and other participants Friday, September 8 at 7 PM - 10 PM Red Gate Society, 855 E. Hastings, Vancouver, British Columbia V6A 1R8 YACTAC’s pop-up September exhibition launches the latest …
New Westminster Anvil Centre – AiR Studio
Some of the results of studio time and public workshops at New Westminster Anvil Centre: Book pdf's to come... …
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