Event Date(s):
June 8, 2019 - 2:00pm to 4:00pm
Location: BC Artscape Sun Wah Centre 268 Keefer Street – LG 061, Vancouver BC V6A 1X5
Join us for an afternoon of art creation and appreciation! All ages welcome and encouraged to attend.
Centering low barrier yet deeply transformative art creation and inviting in playfulness and cultural exchange, Cambium Arts and Education members Amal Rana and Erv Newcombe create a welcoming environment to nurture the creative impulse in diverse communities. Emerge Festival is thrilled to provide a hugely popular Plastic Fantastic art making session. Together we'll make beautiful art creations from upcycled plastic, tapping into our creativity while helping the planet!
About Emerge Festival
Emerge Festival, the new name for the annual celebration of DTES Small Arts Grants recipients represents an exciting initiative, first undertaken by Vancouver Foundation and Carnegie Community Centre nine years ago. The 2019 Group Art Exhibition, Performances, Readings, and Cultural Sharing highlight the work of a few talented artists who have their creative practice rooted in the Downtown Eastside [DTES]. This annual event is an opportunity to shine a light on DTES artists, their practices, and ideas.
In 2018-19, Vancouver Foundation funded 99 artists and projects in the DTES for a total of $93,000.
Find out more about the show and the artists at: vancouverfoundationsmallarts.ca
Join us for an afternoon of art creation and appreciation! All ages welcome and encouraged to attend.
Centering low barrier yet deeply transformative art creation and inviting in playfulness and cultural exchange, Cambium Arts and Education members Amal Rana and Erv Newcombe create a welcoming environment to nurture the creative impulse in diverse communities. Emerge Festival is thrilled to provide a hugely popular Plastic Fantastic art making session. Together we'll make beautiful art creations from upcycled plastic, tapping into our creativity while helping the planet!
About Emerge Festival
Emerge Festival, the new name for the annual celebration of DTES Small Arts Grants recipients represents an exciting initiative, first undertaken by Vancouver Foundation and Carnegie Community Centre nine years ago. The 2019 Group Art Exhibition, Performances, Readings, and Cultural Sharing highlight the work of a few talented artists who have their creative practice rooted in the Downtown Eastside [DTES]. This annual event is an opportunity to shine a light on DTES artists, their practices, and ideas.
In 2018-19, Vancouver Foundation funded 99 artists and projects in the DTES for a total of $93,000.
Find out more about the show and the artists at: vancouverfoundationsmallarts.ca