Art Exhibit Recognizing Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Receives International Recognition

Art Exhibit Recognizing Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Receives International Recognition

Submitted by: Cheryl Ring, SCC juried Professional Craftsperson   A Saskatchewan artist, who created an exhibit to remember and honour Canada’s Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, has been recognized outside of the Canadian borders. Created by...
My experience with an Artist in Schools Grant

My experience with an Artist in Schools Grant

Submitted by: Kara Perpelitz, SCC member and fibre artist Late last year, a friend of mine (who happens to be a teacher in our local school), Jessica Lepitzki, approached me about teaching a class of grade 8 & 9 students to spin, dye, and weave. The thought...
Photographic Phantasmagoria – Curatorial Statement

Photographic Phantasmagoria – Curatorial Statement

  Phantasmagoria was originally the name of a London exhibition in 1802, consisting of optical illusions produced chiefly by magic lantern (image projector). In current use, “phantasmagoria” refers to a sequence of real or imaginary images like those seen in a...