The History of Women in Canadian Art (Culture Club 55+)
Thursday, February 8, 2018
at 2:00 pm to
3:30 pm
Cost: $5.00
Get the inside scoop on local art and history. Relax and enjoy one-of-a-kind gatherings with cultural experts and learn more about the exhibitions and collections. Each session offers light refreshments and time to meet others. Tailored to ages 55+, but we don’t check ID!
Cost: $5 per session / 8 sessions for $30 (save $10)
The History of Women in Canadian Art Kirsty Robertson, Western University Visual Arts Professor
From Emily Carr to Joyce Wieland and Jamelie Hassan, this talk will explore a history of women in the arts in Canada: their voices, views, identities, and current discussions around art and gender.
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