Ashok Mathur, Director of the Centre for Innovation in Culture and the Arts in Canada, Thompson Rivers University, will discuss Esther Shalev-Gerv’s exhibition WHITE-OUT: Between Telling and Listening and her artistic practice in the context of his ongoing consideration of artists who explore social, economic, and political implications in their work.
Limited to 10 people and presented over two evenings, this free hands-on interactive workshop will provide you with the tools and knowledge needed to expand your Social Media presence. Learn how to create your online social media profiles and learn how the pros take advantage of the many free tools you can use to monitor and manage your social media profiles and brand reputation. Bring your laptop with you as wireless internet access will be provided for the interactive learning sessions. Presenter: Krishna Lakkineni, CEO, ROI Media Works Corporation Registration: email info@isic.ca or call Amanda at (250) 828-1713 ADDITIONAL WORKSHOPS WILL BE ADDED
The worldwide community of museums celebrates International Museum Day around May 18, 2012. The theme for 2012 is Museums in a Changing World. New challenges, New inspirations. The Kamloops Art Gallery offers free admission all day.
Building on the themes of identity, origin and cultural memory found within WHITE-OUT: Between Telling and Listening, Professor and Associate Dean of Arts at TRU, Will Garrett-Petts will lead participants ages 16 and up through the development of a written or visual story. This workshop delves into the discovery of meaning through exploration of personal objects and images.
Garrett-Petts has authored and edited 14 books and catalogues, curated and exhibited his work in several galleries (including the KAG), and conducted writing workshops both nationally and internationally.
*Community Perspectives is a new lecture series contextualizing art practice within our diverse community.
All events are free with Gallery admission unless otherwise stated.
Where tickets or pre-registration are indicated, please contact the Gallery at 250 377-2400.
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