Artist Talk with FARR AiR Emily Critch
We are approaching the end of our inaugural FARR Residency Program! These past few months we’ve seen work that inspires, challenges, and encourages artists from across the province. We’re delighted that Emily Critch will be sharing her practice in an online artist talk. Along with her FARR Residency, Emily has been busy developing her art practice by working towards her MFA in Criticism and Curatorial Practice from OCAD University, while fulfilling her position as the St. Michael’s Printshop 2020 Don Wright Scholar. We can’t wait to hear her insights about not only what the FARR Program has offered her, but the rest of her activities as well.
To hear about Emily’s experiences and take the opportunity to ask her about them, pre-register your email here to join us during her artist talk: https://forms.gle/ZJuR7sBDr7bTuX557
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For updates on Emily’s FARR Residency and the rest of the FARR Artists in Residence, visit: https://easternedge.ca/ee-studios/farr-program/
Emily Critch is an artist, curator, and writer of Mi’kmaq and settler ancestry from Elmastukwek, Ktaqamkuk Territory (Bay of Islands, Newfoundland). She received her BFA in Visual Arts from Grenfell Campus, Memorial University of Newfoundland (2018) and will be beginning her MFA in Criticism and Curatorial Practice with OCAD University remotely this fall. Emily has exhibited her work with Grenfell Art Gallery, Eastern Edge Gallery, The Rooms, the Hafnarfjörður Centre of Culture and Fine Art (Iceland), and she is the 2020-2021 Don Wright Scholar at St. Michael’s Printshop.