Art and Science Collide At Spring Exhibit | Collaboration Between TRIUMPF and Emily Carr Exhibit at Science World
When faced with a question about the nature of our Universe, would you grab an engineering notebook or an artist’s sketchpad to collect your ideas? Science and art are often confused as being polar-opposite disciplines though they both exercise one’s ability for creative and innovative thinking. With the launch of a new exhibit at Science World, Emily Carr University and TRIUMF continue to develop common ground from the inspirations of art and science. Read more →
Compare the number of healthy habits you’ve tried to form, like getting regular exercise, to the number you’ve formed successfully. If you’re like most of us, that ratio is lower than you’d prefer.
You may recall in Fall 2013 Kate Armstrong, Director of the SIM Centre at Emily Carr University, launched an exciting new partnership with Vancouver-based startup accelerator GrowLab.
Emily Carr University of Art + Design, The David Suzuki Foundation and the Museum of Vancouver partner to reconnect residents with the city’s “wild side” in Rewilding Vancouver.
A collaborative public art project between Emily Carr’s Faculty of Culture + Community, and the Downtown Vancouver Business Improvement Association (DVBIA), WRAP is a beautification and graffiti mitigation initiative that began in 2011.
We are extremely pleased to announce that the University’s Charles H. Scott Gallery and READ Books are partners in Satellite Gallery, an experimental exhibition space in downtown Vancouver.
Visualizations for recently launched tool expose online tracking
