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In the ethereal realm of artistic creation, my journey unfolds as a deliberate and dynamic exploration, intricately shaped by the rich tapestry of historical, cultural, and societal influences. Within this immersive odyssey, every choice of material, thematic exploration, and collaborative endeavor becomes a purposeful navigation through the intricate landscapes of identity and heritage.
It is an honour to create conference gifts for GROWW: Guiding interdisciplinary Research On Women’s and girls’ health and Wellbeing. GROWW aspires to change the way women's health research is conducted in Canada by removing academic and institutional barriers and taking an intersectional approach to understanding girls' and women's health across the lifespan.
Teaching ceramics is something I hold near and dear to my heart, and I truly appreciate the opportunity to be part of the artsPlace team. Canmore's community arts centre, artsPlace, is a welcoming, user-friendly space where Bow Valley residents and visitors can come to explore, discover, and celebrate the adventure of art and creativity through a variety of classes, workshops, camps, performances, films, and exhibits.
This certificate stood out to me as I really enjoyed the course work. I have always admired my instructors, and Dr. Candace Tangorra Matelic inspired me all the more. Her passion is contagious, and I found myself wanting to make museums and their collections more accessible to a diverse public while working with community partners and telling stories from multiple perspectives.
In a capitalist environment, Hyde explains how vital it is to create as an artist and look for ways to transform their work from commodities to gifts. Working with organizations like the Banff Centre and the Banff Public Library has aided me in my endeavour to decolonize capitalism by allowing me to continue creating my work through their support
6 piece ceramic set including plate, appetizer plate, bowl and mug commissioned by local from Bow Valley. Inspired by the mountains in Banff National Park.
Thanks to the wonderful Bow Valley Ceramic Community for helping me fire this set to temperature, this beautiful set is finally going to its home!
I am grateful to be supported by the Bow Valley Community. Thank you to the wonderful person who commissioned this set. I appreciate your patience and hope that you enjoy!
I am excited to have my work at The Canmore Museum Shop! I have loved following their community focused initiatives as they reimagine themselves and connect with local communities. I’ve read much of Nina Simons work and I look forward to seeing what an OF-BY-FOR ALL museum can do to transform museum relevance in the Bow Valley.
