Li Yifan is a Chinese artist and documentary filmmaker. The Distinguished Visiting Artist Program is made possible through the generous support of the Rennie Collection.
Psychoanalyst, theorist, critic, art writer and performer. Jeanne Randolph is an autonomous intellectual whose talks, performances and writings reveal the commonalities between psychoanalytic theory, spectator sports, western philosophy, doo-dads, contemporary Canadian visual arts, advertising, insect life and other stuff. Her first book, PSYCHOANALYSIS & SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING was very influential. Other collected writings include Symbolization and […]
12:30 to 1:45pm at Dorothy Somerset Studio, Room 109. Scott Billings’ practice centers on issues of animality, mobility, and cinematic spectatorship. Through video, sculpture, and installation, Billings’ work examines how the video apparatus itself reveals both the mechanisms of causality and its own dormant animality. Billings has exhibited both locally and internationally. In 2010, Billings […]
2012 Noontime Lecture Series An associate professor at Emily Carr University in the Faculty of Visual Art & Material Practice, Randy Lee Cutler is a Vancouver based writer, artist and educator. She has a PhD from the Royal College of Art where she wrote on the surrealist enterprise. Randy continues to investigate the emergence of […]
First in the 2013-2014 noontime artist talk series. 12:30 to 2pm. The department of Art History, Visual Art and Theory is pleased to announce the return of our noontime talk series. We are excited about our fall line up. The First talk of the year will be by well-known Prairie/West Coast artist Michael Campbell. Michael […]
Jeanne Randolph — Artist Talk 
Artist Talk by Scott Billings 
The Sublime Offering – by Randy Lee Cutler 
Noon Time Artist Talk: Michael Campbell