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UBC Forestry Faculty Video Series

We had great fun working with the team at UBC Faculty of Forestry on the second video series we’ve produced for them. The new series is designed to show students what to expect for the Fall 2020 semester, and to explain how they’ll be inspired by the interactive and engaging education they’ll receive.

You can watch the full video series here or watch our highlight video above.

Do you want to tell your community about the changes you’ve made as a result of COVID-19? Video is a great way to do that. Contact us to learn more.

ART SMASH on Granville Island
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A celebration of art in public spaces

Over the past two weeks, a group of local and international artists have been creating new murals in Granville Island's Chain & Forge – a new public space located underneath the Granville Street Bridge.

The creation of the murals is part of Art Smash, a new annual event on Granville Island that celebrates visual art in public spaces. The completed murals will be officially unveiled on May 12th during the Art Smash Street Party Celebration that will be held from 1 pm to 9 pm and will feature live mural creation, non-stop music from local DJs, food trucks, BC craft breweries and live dance performances. Hope you can join us!

Want to know more about the artists? Read the Vancouver Sun's story here.

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Vancouver Philanthropists Donate E.J. Hughes Masterpiece to Emily Carr University
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Peter and Joanne Brown gift painting by acclaimed B.C. artist

Emily Carr University of Art + Design (ECU) celebrated today the donation of E.J. Hughes’ iconic painting Coastal Boats Near Sidney, BC at an event attended by various members of university community – including donor Peter Brown and his family.

“The donation of this painting is further evidence of Peter and Joanne Brown’s commitment to the arts in general and to Emily Carr University in particular,” says Dr. Ron Burnett, President and Vice-Chancellor of ECU. “E.J. Hughes was one of the greatest painters this province has ever produced, and we hope that the presence of this painting on campus will inspire future generations of artists.”

This is the Browns’ second major donation to the University. The Peter and Joanne Brown Foundation were significant contributors to ECU’s THE BIG IDEA capital campaign, which helped fund the University’s new Great Northern Way campus. They also generously gave ECU a sculpture by Canadian artist Joe Fafard titled Emily Carr and Friends.

Completed in 1948, the oil-on-canvas painting depicts two steamships that used to ply the coastal waters between Vancouver Island and the mainland. It was originally purchased by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia in 1952.