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The Compassionate I: Personal Images of Loss & Healing pop-up group exhibition – River Market – November 2020 to January 2021

The Arts Council of New Westminsterand the New West Hospice Society present: ‘The Compassionate I : Personal Images of Loss & Healing’ pop-up group exhibition Featuring photography by: Melanie Evalyn | Kathy HarmsJanet Kvammen | Paul NewtonHeather Prost | Deepali RaiththaCaroline Sullivan | Anonymous River MarketNovember 2020 – January 2021 This exhibition features eight photographs …

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Annual General Meeting 2020

The Arts Council of New Westminster2020 Annual General Meetingwill be on Sunday, November 22nd 2020. Venue: Online through ZOOMTime: 2:00pm – 3:00 pmTo register for the AGM, click hereMore information about this meeting, click here Please share this invitation with others, as the meeting is open to the public. If you have any questions, would like …

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ACNW Permanent Collection – October 1, 2020 – January 31, 2021

The Gallery at Queen’s Park presents: “ACNW Permanent Collection” Exhibition Dates: Oct 1, 2020 – January 31, 2021. Free Admission.Viewing by appointment onlyClick here to book an appointment Exhibition Statement The Arts Council of New Westminster’s permanent collection of artwork consists of a variety of styles and mediums of various artists and patrons that have been connected to …

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#BlackoutTuesday RECAP

Blackout Tuesday was a collective action to protest racism and police brutality. Taking place on June 2, 2020, it was an opportunity for reflection on racism and the effects of racism on society. As an act of solidarity, individuals and organizations around the world posted the black square image alongside the hashtag #blackouttuesday. This campaign …

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June 9 – Dominique Wakeland

Dominique Wakeland (they/them) was born on unceded Kwantlen territory and is a graduate of Simon Fraser University’s Theatre Performance program. Dom is a poet/ Drag artist/ and theatre creator. Full bio: http://bit.ly/2AVQKZO

June 16 – Eddy Van Wyk

Eddy van Wyk is a multidisciplinary artist from Namibia. She’s the winner of the TD Fringe Forward Award at the 2019 Vancouver Fringe Festival for her solo show “tadpole: the last episode” Full bio: http://bit.ly/3dbXvEi

June 23 – Sam Chimes

Sam Chimes is an Afro-Canadian jazzy hip hop music artist. He is an international street performer, producer, and DJ who has ventured around the world twice, supported by his music.Twitter: @1Chimes

June 30 – Lili Robinson

Lili Robinson (she/they) is a playwright, poet, actor and community organizer. She is passionate about centering voices at the intersections of queerness, Black diaspora, socio-economic diversity and femme identity.

July 7 – CS Fergusson-Vaux

CS Fergusson-Vaux is a Theatrical and Visual Artist, Organizer and Researcher with a belief in decolonizing our community, encouraging and aiding in cultural endeavours, and constructing an ethical and inclusive artistic legacy. http://csfergusson.wixsite.com/website

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