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with Cindy Baker + Gary Varro

Virtual Office | Finding the Right Market for your Art
Virtual Office with the Staff of CARFAC Alberta
Wednesday November 6, 1-1:45pm 

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If you have questions about how and where you should invest time and effort to ensure your work sells for the right price, or general questions about the arts in Alberta, register for this session and speak with CARFAC Alberta staff. You are welcome to stay the whole session or just join for a few minutes.

As part of the Prairie Webinar Series, CARFAC Alberta, CARFAC Saskatchewan and CARFAC Manitoba are pleased to present:

Benefits of Critique with Joanne Bolen & Justin Seiji Wadde
Wednesday November 6, 2024 from 6:30-8pm CST/MDT (7:30-9pm CDT)

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Webinars are free for CARFAC members across Canada and suggested $25.00 for non-members. Please reach out if you could use a hand navigating registration.

The Prairie Webinar Series is proud to prioritize the expertise of artists working in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, promoting discussion with our provincial neighbours on various topics while sharing investment in prairie perspectives. The formula is simple: look forward to two 25-minute presentations from two artists sharing about their practice and their experience with a given discussion topic, followed by a 30-minute Q&A period.

JOANNE BOLEN is a Saskatchewan-born artist who explores thoughts, emotions, and desires through a variety of materials and mediums. She developed a love for drawing in childhood and later studied art at the University of Saskatchewan, continuing her education through workshops and self-directed projects. Joanne’s work includes painting in acrylics and oils, as well as printmaking and textile arts. Her style, influenced by Fauvism and Expressionism, uses bold colors to evoke emotional responses.

JUSTIN SEIJI WADDELL is an artist and Associate Professor at the Alberta University of the Arts in Mohkinstsis. He is a board member of CARFAC National, Peripheral Review, C the Visual Art Foundation, the New Media Caucus, the Immigrant Council for Arts Innovation, and the Arts, Culture, and Education Committee (ACE) of the National Association of Japanese Canadians. In 2025, he will be an Artist in Residence with Studio Kura in Fukuoka, Japan, and he is currently an Artist in Residence with the Past Wrongs, Future Choices as a part of the Japanese Canadian Legacies Project and the Centre for Asia Pacific Initiatives at the University of Victoria.

HOSTS/ MODERATORS
Chris W. Carson: Executive Director at CARFAC Alberta
Jera MacPherson: Program & Outreach Director at CARFAC Saskatchewan

As part of the Prairie Webinar Series, CARFAC Alberta, CARFAC Saskatchewan and CARFAC Manitoba are pleased to present:

Evaluating the Ethics of Opportunity with Paddy Lamb & Peatr Thomas 
Wednesday November 27, 2024 from 6:30-8pm MDT (7:30-9pm CST/CDT)

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Webinars are free for CARFAC members across Canada and suggested $25.00 for non-members. Please reach out if you could use a hand navigating registration.

The Prairie Webinar Series is proud to prioritize the expertise of artists working in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, promoting discussion with our provincial neighbours on various topics while sharing investment in prairie perspectives. The formula is simple: look forward to two 25-minute presentations from two artists sharing about their practice and their experience with a given discussion topic, followed by a 30-minute Q&A period.

PADDY LAMB is an established professional artist based in Edmonton.  During a sustained career he has found a wide variety of opportunities to exhibit his work, including both commercial and public galleries. He has also attended residencies internationally and across Canada.  Paddy has been a strong advocate working hard to improve artist’s rights through organizations like CARFAC, where he served as National President from 2019 to 2023

PEATR THOMAS is a self-taught mural artist of Ininew and Anishinaabe heritage from Pimicikamak. Raised on reserve, he transitioned to city life at 14 in 2001, where he discovered his voice through Winnipeg’s street art scene. Over the past decade, Peatr has woven cultural teachings into his work and facilitated workshops with youth across Turtle Island to create murals and canvas art.

PEATR THOMAS HOSTS/ MODERATORS
Tara Vahab: Engagement Coordinator at CARFAC Alberta
Jera MacPherson: Program & Outreach Director at CARFAC Saskatchewan