Below you'll find a list of all posts from May, 2021
Something for nearly every artist this May! Check out the latest ‘inspirations’ from your fellow artists who might just have a tip or two to help motivate your creative drive or elevate your art career to a whole new level. This May we feature: LITERARY | ‘How To Plan A Book Series’ by Savannah J Goins accomplished USA author and …
Join visual artist and producer WENDY MOULD as she interviews this month featured Duo Exhibition artists ALISON PHILPOTT ‘Yes! It’s Coloured Pencil’ and WENDY SCHMIDT ‘Westcoast Wildlife’. Wendy takes you on a journey with these two visual artists as she explores their insight and inspiration responsible for producing these two great exhibitions of work. You can experience this Duo Exhibition …
It is with great pleasure that we welcome five new members this month to the ACS. The ACS thrives on membership, and we are excited that in this day and age of a pandemic that our membership continues to grow monthly. Individual Member | Jaswinder Johal & Elayne Preston Associate Member | Gary Nay, Melanie Thompson & Paula Cooper WANT …
Host a Virtual Viewing Party National Canadian Film Day is a massive one-day, coast-to-coast celebration held Wednesday, August 21, and filled with Canadian cinema. Contemporary films to brighten your day, as well as some beloved classics that will give you the warm fuzzies. There’s even a party kit to help you host an online watch party. Want to make a …
The stars have aligned and the ACS has a rare opportunity for someone (two people in fact) to join our amazing ACS Team. Whether you are just entering the work-force, looking for a new challenge or simply retired and want to do something more meaningful with your time…this might be just the opportunity you are looking for. CLICK HERE to …
On April 21, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Chrystia Freeland announced the 2021 federal budget, Supporting Canada’s Active Recovery. “This budget is about finishing the fight against COVID. It’s about healing the economic wounds left by the COVID recession,” said Freeland. “And it’s about creating more jobs and prosperity for Canadians in the days and decades to come.” …