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Tag Archives: Art
You Are Here
“You are here” – My latest weathergram installation, now playing in Bowen Park (Nanaimo).
Posted in Poetry
Tagged Art, Bowen Park, creativity, Nanaimo, nature, weathergrams, winter
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Sharing the Fire – Uncivilisation Gathering on Vancouver Island Aug 2015
by Kim Goldberg May 14, 2015 When: August 28-30, 2015 Where: Thistledown Farm, 2869 Cedar Road, Nanaimo, BC V9X 1K3 What: A creative think-tank of writers and artists Accommodation: Mostly tenting Cost: $60 (US or Canadian funds) – includes basic … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Poetry
Tagged activism, Art, artists, Cascadia, Dark Mountain Project, Nanaimo, Thistledown Farm, Uncivilisation Gathering, Vancouver Island, writers
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Art By The Beach in Qualicum
You won’t want to miss Art By the Beach at Qualicum Beach! Saturday, August 23, 2014 11:00 am – 5:00 pm 221 Elizabeth Avenue Come view the work of seven established artists in the lovely garden of Faye Smith & Joe … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Art, Bill Friesen, Dan Gray, Joe Rosenblatt, Marci Katz, Qualicum Beach, Vancouver Island artists
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