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- About Us | Vancouver Island School of Art
The Vancouver Island School of Art offers art courses and workshops in drawing, painting, mixed media, textiles as well as art history and contemporary art. There's a place for you here. A learning community dedicated to the advancement of art education through comprehensive programs and presentations for adults of all ages About us Whether you want to take only one art course or complete a full-time program, there is a place for you at our school. We have courses for people with absolutely no experience as well as courses for artists who might want to learn new skills. Our classes are small -usually around 8-14 students per class. Our demographics vary from 18-80 so every course you take at VISA is a small microcosm of the world at large. When you take a course at our school you will find that you are part of a community. it is a great place to meet people and make friends. Within no time, you will feel right at home in our contemporary classroom space located in one of Victoria’s treasured downtown heritage buildings. Why choose the Vancouver Island School of Art Quality of Education The Vancouver Island School of Art (VISA) is an independent, non-profit art school that offers high-quality education in the visual arts. VISA has a rigorous academic program that emphasizes hands-on learning and individualized attention with experienced faculty who are practicing artists. VISA is designated by the Private Training Institutions Branch of the BC’s Ministry of Advanced Education. The school also has a British Columbia Quality Assurance designation which allows the acceptance of international students into the program. In addition, VISA has transfer agreements with Emily Carr University and Vancouver Island University. After completing a Certificate of Visual Arts at VISA, students can enter the second year of the BFA program at both these institutions. Specialized Curriculum VISA offers a one-year Certificate of Visual Arts that includes and courses in painting, drawing, photography, art history and contemporary art. All the courses at VISA art open to individuals not in a program who only want to take a course or two at a time. VISA also offers specialized workshops with local and visiting artists on Saturdays in the Fall and Winter semesters. Access to Resources VISA has a large well-ventilated and well-lit classroom space, a well-stocked art library and excellent downtown central location. VISA also shares their space with the Slide Room Gallery which is a separate non-profit society with its own Board of Directors. The gallery gives the students first-hand access to work of local Victoria artists. VISA also has strong connections to the local arts community, with partnerships and collaborations with local galleries and other arts organizations. Mentoring VISA’s Executive Director and other instructors are available for one-on-one mentoring whether students need help applying to university, or for grants or exhibitions. Community VISA is known for its strong community of artists, with a supportive and collaborative environment that fosters creativity and experimentation. VISA hosts regular exhibitions, lectures, and other events that bring together students, faculty, alumni, and the broader arts community. The Vancouver Island School of Art is a learning community dedicated to the advancement of art education through comprehensive programs and presentations for adults of all ages. The focus of the courses and workshops offered by the school is on technique, personal expression and contemporary context. Mission Statement OUR HISTORY 2004 The Vancouver Island School of Art (VISA) was established in 2004 by artist and educator Wendy Welch. VISA began in a commercial space in the Rock Bay area of Victoria. There were 54 students registered in the Fall 2004 semester, and by Winter 2005, VISA was out growing the 1000 sq. ft space on John Street with the student numbers increasing to over 125 registrations. 2005 By Fall 2005, VISA procured a de-commissioned school owned by School District 61 at 2549 Quadra. To rent a 9,000 square foot space that was purposed for a school was a dream come true. The two-storied building with large well-lit classrooms, office spaces and library room was a perfect fit a school with ever-increasing enrolment. The growing vibrant community of the Quadra Village was an ideal place for a new art school. In 2005 also came accreditation with the PCTIA (now PTIB, Private Training Institutions Branch) allowing VISA to offer programs such as a Certificate of Visual Arts and Diploma of Fine Arts. With options to take high quality courses and workshops in mornings, afternoons, evenings and on weekends, VISA appealed to a great number of people in the community. All of the faculty hired had Master of Fine Art degrees and teaching experience. Many of the MFA graduates from the University of Victoria were hired to teach at VISA. 2007 In 2007, the Slide Room Gallery was formed and located in the lower level of 2549 Quadra St. The gallery’s name came about because the room was formerly used to show slides during art history lectures. The gallery hosted many exhibitions, artists talks and community events over the years. At this time another program was added to the curriculum: Independent Studio, where a student would work on an independent body of work and exhibit the work at the end of the year in the Slide Room Gallery. 2012 In 2012, VISA acquired transfer agreements with Emily Carr University, Vancouver Island University and the University of Gloucestershire in the UK. Many of the students took advantage of these opportunities and moved to Vancouver and the UK to study. 2015 In 2015 to celebrate VISA’s 10-year anniversary, Xane St Phillip designed a razzle-dazzle painted mural for the outside of the building. The design was inspired by the “razzle dazzle” ships of WWI (the striped design was used as camouflage). This design gave the school a fresh new look and added much vibrancy to the neighbourhood. 2018 VISA was forced to leave the 2549 Quadra in the Spring of 2018 due to the school board needing the building for other uses. For a brief period, VISA was located at the former North Park Bike Shop at 1725 Quadra, however the space was much too small to accommodate the needs of the school and an alternate location was found at 950 Kings (the top floor of the former Blanshard Elementary School). VISA did some major renovations to the space and created two main classrooms and 24 studio spaces to rent out to artists in the community. Prior to the pandemic, the plan was for VISA to move into a purpose-built space in partnership with Aryze. With the uncertainty of what was happening with the pandemic, VISA decided to look for a smaller, more manageable space. 2021 As of June 2021, VISA moved into a downtown location in an historic building known as Maynard Court at 302-733 Johnson St. VISA continues to offer a range of courses and workshops for the general public, as well as a Certificate of Visual Arts which is transferable to Emily Carr University and Vancouver Island University . The new space is VISA’s permanent location. Quick links Faculty & Board All our regular faculty members have an MFA or MA Newsletter, Press & Archives Discover our press coverage and newsletters Our modes of study Certificate of Visual Arts One year full-time or a maximum of four years part-time Full-time Study duration: one year (consecutive Fall & Winter semesters) credit requirement: 504 classroom hours minimum course load: 21 hours per week (seven courses per semester) Important note for Full-time students: We encourage September intake for enrolment in the Certificate of Visual Arts, however some exceptions can be made regarding a January intake for this program. Students applying for the January intake must exhibit prior drawing and painting experience so that they can enrol directly into Drawing: Introduction II and Painting: Introduction II (as Drawing: Introduction I and Painting: Introduction I are not always offered in the Winter semester). Students must register for their courses by August 15 (Fall) and December 15 (Winter) to ensure placement in required courses. EMAIL US FOR QUESTIONS Full-time Study Part-time study Who is the Certificate of Visual Arts for? People who want to study art but have a limited amount of free time to do so (minimum hourly requirement per week is six hours) People who need to develop a portfolio for admission to an arts program at the university level People who are looking for a sense of direction or meaning in their life and would like to find this through art Professionals in other careers who want to enrich their lives through art People who have been taking art courses for several years and would like to start working towards a specific goal and complete a program The Certificate of Visual Arts provides basic training in the fundamentals of drawing, painting, mixed media, art history and contemporary art. Students will finish the Certificate of Visual Arts with a comprehensive and diverse portfolio package. The Certificate of Visual Arts can be completed within nine months (September-April full-time) or over a period of four years (part-time). TUITION & FEES APPLICATION FORM Admission Requirements 1. Copy of photo ID. 2. 6 images (jpegs) of applicant's original work done in the last two years. Images must be a minimum of 640 pixels or 8 inches wide, 72 dpi is fine as long as image width is at least 640 pixels wide. Images can be sent on a CD, flash drive or through a file sharing program such as YouSendIt, Dropbox, WeTransfer or something similar. Include a list of titles, mediums and size of each image (submitted as a separate PDF or Word document). If you are emailing material use the following email address: info@vancouverislandschoolart.com with 'Application Materials and Your Name' in subject line. 3. 300-400 word essay describing your reasons for pursuing the Certificate Program. (submitted as a PDF or Word document) 4. Proof of high school graduation or mature student status (19 years or over and completion of english 12 or completion of BC Provincial english 12 exam with a minimum 60% or 'C' grade); or proof of post-secondary education (transcript). 5. Applicants whose first language is not English, are required to provide proof of completion of the TOEFL English Language Test (or equivalent) with a minimum of 70% on the results. Applicants who have completed a Degree, Diploma or Certificate from an English-speaking University, College or other Post Secondary Education Institution, will be exempt from having to provide an English Proficiency Test. 6. Completed application form with $50 application fee ($100 application fee for International students). Payment can be made by Paypal, E-transfer(director@vancouverislandschoolart.com), Interac or Credit Card (Mastercard or Visa). Application deadline: you can apply any time and applications are accepted on a first come, first serve basis (students wishing to apply for student loans will need to apply early to have their funding in place). Application Assessment Applications are assessed based on the quality of artwork submitted, the written document expressing reasons to attend the program and applicant's previous academic record. Assessment of artwork: Artwork is judged based on the applicant's knowledge of art techniques and use of materials; originality of expression; and ability to photograph their work in a professional-looking manner. The school is looking for applicants that have a strong interest in visual art and whose work reveals a level of engagement with artmaking. Assessment of written statement: The written statement required in the application process is used to assess the applicant's interest in art and also to see their English language writing skills as part of the program includes written assignments University Transfer Agreements VISA's Certificate of Visual Arts is transferable to the second year of the: ·Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Media Arts or Bachelor of Design degree at EMILY CARR UNIVERSITY OF ART + DESIGN. ·Bachelor in Arts, Major in Fine Arts Degree at the VANCOUVER ISLAND UNIVERSITY. Mature Student Status Applicants who are 19 years of age or older who lack the minimum program admission requirement may apply as mature students. The Director will consider written requests for admission as a mature student. Applicants are asked to provide, in writing, details of other qualifications or experiences and documents from any completed educational courses or programs. The Director may request an interview. Academic Advisement If you would like to discuss your future studies at the Vancouver Island School of Art, please call 250-380-3500 or email info@vancouverislandschoolart.com for assistance in choosing or registering for courses. Required Courses FALL SEMESTER: Drawing: Introduction I Painting: Introduction I Understanding Colour Art History Contemporary Art I Elective (36 hr course) Elective (36 hr course) WINTER SEMESTER: Drawing: Introduction II Painting: Introduction II Design Art History Contemporary Art II Elective (36 hr course) Elective (36 hr course) The Vancouver Island School of Art is a Designated Learning Institution registered with the Government of Canada. DLI# O111345278377 The Certificate of Visual Arts program has been approved by the Private Training Institutions Regulatory Unit (PTIRU) of the Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills & Training. Individual Courses and Workshops On-going, no application required The courses at VISA focus on drawing, painting, collage, art history and contemporary art. However, we also offer courses and workshops in mixed media and fibre arts. DISCOVER ALL Individual Courses All Services Painting Drawing Mixed Media Art Fundamentals Art History, Theory Fall Workshops Acrylic Painting Basics Learn basic paintings techniques in this welcoming course for beginners. Started Sep 9 575 Canadian dollars $575 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Fantastical Gardens with Gouache Be inspired to use gouache by learning how a range of artists visit the garden as subject. Started Sep 9 575 Canadian dollars $575 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Landscape Painting Now I Bring your landscape painting to a new level by looking at contemporary landscape artists. Started Sep 19 575 Canadian dollars $575 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Painting Inspired by Photographs Discover how you can use photography as a tool to make exciting and dramatic paintings. Started Sep 9 575 Canadian dollars $575 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Painting: Introduction I This course covers introductory techniques to painting with an emphasis on personal style. Started Sep 18 575 Canadian dollars $575 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Painting: Light and Space Enhance your paintings by understanding how to use light and space in an effective way. Started Sep 19 575 Canadian dollars $575 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Painting: Series Development Learn to develop a body of work based on a singular theme. Started Sep 18 575 Canadian dollars $575 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Painting the Figure This online course will use the timeless subject of the human figure as a source of painting. Started Sep 17 575 Canadian dollars $575 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Drawing for the Absolute Beginner Everyone can draw. This step-by-step course will prove this to you. Started Sep 17 575 Canadian dollars $575 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Drawing: Introduction I Learn a range techniques and approaches to drawing while discovering your personal expression. Started Sep 19 575 Canadian dollars $575 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Drawing the Canadian Landscape Use the diversity of the Canadian Landscape as a source for innovative and exciting drawings. Started Sep 9 575 Canadian dollars $575 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Modern Drawing: History and Practice Learn drawing techniques and approaches from early to mid-20th century artists. Started Sep 18 575 Canadian dollars $575 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Flora and Fauna Learn to use mixed media and collage by focusing on flowers, plants and animals. Started Sep 18 575 Canadian dollars $575 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Photography: A Mixed Media Approach Learn to use mixed-media to transform your photographs into rich multi-layered surfaces. Started Sep 9 575 Canadian dollars $575 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Textile: Mending, Unraveling and Weaving Learn how basic textile techniques such as crocheting and weaving are used in contemporary art. Started Sep 9 575 Canadian dollars $575 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Understanding Colour Make your paintings look alive by learning how to colour works. Started Sep 19 575 Canadian dollars $575 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now The Renaissance to Industrial Revolution Study the way art and the world changed through three centuries from the 1500s to the 1800s. Started Sep 18 575 Canadian dollars $575 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Contemporary Art I Discover that contemporary art can be fun, exciting and mind-enriching in this seminar course. Started Sep 17 575 Canadian dollars $575 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Drawing Rocks and Cliffs This workshop focuses on the numerous ways to create textures and shading in rocks and cliffs. Starts Oct 25 75 Canadian dollars $75 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Painting Abstract Botanicals Take a journey from drawing what you see, to transforming plant shapes into abstract forms. Starts Oct 25 185 Canadian dollars $185 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Portrait Basics Portraits aren’t as intimidating as you think once you learn some of the basic techniques. Starts Nov 8 75 Canadian dollars $75 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Printmaking with Acrylics Take time out to play in this inspirational mixed media printmaking workshop. Starts Nov 8 185 Canadian dollars $185 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Cyanotypes: Printing with Light Discover the wonderful images you can make by using the world’s oldest form of photography. Starts Nov 15 185 Canadian dollars $185 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Make Colour Work for You This short introduction to colour theory that will dramatically improve your paintings. Starts Nov 15 75 Canadian dollars $75 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Oil Pastels Learn a variety of ways to make oil pastels your new favourite drawing medium. Starts Nov 29 75 Canadian dollars $75 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Watercolour: Experimental Landscapes Discover the potential of watercolour through abstract landscapes in this playful workshop. Starts Nov 29 75 Canadian dollars $75 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now How to Mix Media Instructor will introduce different media and processes to create multi-layered surfaces. Starts Dec 6 185 Canadian dollars $185 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Landscape Painting Simplified Learn how to turn any landscape image into simple shapes for painting. Starts Dec 6 75 Canadian dollars $75 Loading availability... Loading availability... Book Now Create your future COURSES & WORKSHOPS Vancouver Island School of Art is a contemporary art school located in Downtown Victoria open to adults of all ages. Your donation matters DONATE TODAY
- Refund Policy | Vancouver Island School of Art
The refund policy at the Vancouver School of Art for art courses and workshops. Refund Policy REFUND POLICY VANCOUVER ISLAND SCHOOL OF ART TUITION REFUND POLICY Note: All refund requests must be in writing with a reason for refund provided. Courses Withdrawal (written notice) before program start date per semester calendar (first Monday of term) no withdrawal fee Withdrawal (written notice) after program start per semester calendar to 7 days after program start date 10% Withdrawal (written notice) after first class and before second class 10% Withdrawal (written notice) after second class and before fourth class 30% Withdrawal (written notice) after forth class and before sixth class 50% Withdrawal (written notice) after sixth class No refund Student has not attended first four classes 50% withdrawal fee 6 Week Course Status - Due to the shorter nature of the six-week courses the refund policy is as follows: Admin Fee 12 Week Course Status Admin Fee Withdrawal (written notice) 7 or more days before start of course 5% Withdrawal (written notice) less than 7 days before start of course 10% Withdrawal (written notice) after first class 20% Withdrawal (written notice) after second class 50% No refund after third class No refund Course Transfer 5% Workshop Status Admin Fee Workshops Withdrawal 7 days (written notice) before start of workshop 10% Withdrawal less than 7 days (written notice) before start of workshop 15% Withdrawal less than 48 hours before start of workshop 35% No refund if withdrawal is less than 12 hours before start of workshop No refund Cancelled Courses and Workshops: Students will receive a full refund of tuition and any applicable material or model fees in the event that a course or workshop is cancelled by the Vancouver Island School of Art. Private Training Instituitions Branch (PTIB) Approved Tuition Refund Policy Vancouver Island School of Art ID-03403 Name of Institution Institution Number 2018-12-18 Tuition Refund Policy 2020-05-25 Name of Policy Revision Date Effective Date Certificate of Visual Arts Program Name of Program If Vancouver Island School of Art receives tuition from the student, or a person on behalf of the student, the institution will refund the student, or the person who paid on behalf of the student, the tuition that was paid in relation to the program (Certificate of Visual Arts Program) or individual course or workshop in which the student is enrolled if: A) the institution receives a notice of withdrawal from the student no later than seven days after the effective contract date and before the contract start date; B) the student, or the student’s parent or legal guardian, signs the student enrolment contract seven days or less before the contract start date and the institution receives a notice of withdrawal from the student between the date the student, or the student’s parent or legal guardian, signed the student enrolment contract and the contract start date; or C) the student does not attend a work experience component and the institution does not provide all of the hours of instruction of the work experience component within 30 days of the contract end date. Vancouver Island School of Art will refund the tuition for the program (Certificate of Visual Arts Program) or individual course or workshop and all related fees paid by the student or a person on behalf of the student enrolled in the program if the student is enrolled in the program without having met the admission requirements and did not misrepresent his or her knowledge or skills when applying for admission. If a student does not attend any of the first 30% of the hours of instruction to be provided during the contract term, Vancouver Island School of Art may retain up to 50% of the tuition paid under the student enrolment contract unless the program is provided solely through distance education. Unless the program (Certificate of Visual Arts Program) or individual course or workshop is provided solely through distance education, if Vancouver Island School of Art receives a notice of withdrawal from a student: A) more than seven days after the effective contract date and i) at least 30 days before the contract start date, the institution may retain up to 10% of the tuition due under the student enrolment contract, to a maximum of $1,000. ii) less than 30 days before the contract start date, the institution may retain up to 20% of the tuition due under the student enrolment contract, to a maximum of $1,300. after the contract start date i) and up to and including 10% of the hours of instruction to be provided during the contract term have been provided, the institution may retain up to 30% of the tuition due under the student enrolment contract. ii) and after 10% but before 30% of instruction to be provided during the contract term have been provided, the institution may retain up to 50% of the tuition due under the student enrolment contract Unless the program (Certificate of Visual Arts Program) or individual course or workshop is provided solely through distance education, if Vancouver Island School of Art provides a notice of dismissal to a student and the date the institution delivers the notice to the student is: A) equal to or before 10% of the hours of instruction to be provided during the contract term have been provided, the institution may retain up to 30% of the tuition due under the student enrolment contract. B) after 10% but before 30% of the hours of instruction to be provided during the contract term have been provided, the institution may retain up to 50% of the tuition due under the student enrolment contract. If Vancouver Island School of Art provides the program (Certificate of Visual Arts Program) or individual course or workshop solely through distance education and the institution receives a student’s notice of withdrawal or the institution delivers a notice of dismissal to the student and: A) the student has completed and received an evaluation of his or her performance for up to 30% of the hours of instruction to be provided during the contract term, the institution may retain up to 30% of the tuition due under the student enrolment contract, or B) the student has completed and received an evaluation of his or her performance for more than 30% but less than 50% of the program, the institution may retain up to 50% of the tuition due under the student enrolment contract. Vancouver Island School of Art will refund fees charged for course materials paid for but not received if the student provides a notice of withdrawal to the institution or the institution provides a notice of dismissal to the student. Refunds required under this policy will be paid to the student, or a person who paid the tuition or fees on behalf of the student, within 30 days: A) of the date Vancouver Island School of Art receives a student’s notice of withdrawal, B) of the date Vancouver Island School of Art provides a notice of dismissal to the student, C) of the date that the registrar provides notice to Vancouver Island School of Art that the institution is not complying with section 1(c) or 2 of this policy, or D) after the first 30% of the hours of instruction if section 3 of this policy applies. If an international student delivers a copy of a refusal of a study permit to Vancouver Island School of Art, sections 1(a), 1(b), 4, 7, and 8 of this policy apply as if the copy of the refusal were a notice of withdrawal, unless: A) the international student requests an additional letter of acceptance for the same program that was the subject of the refusal of a study permit, B) or the program (Certificate of Visual Arts Program) or individual course or workshop is provided solely through distance education. Create your future COURSES & WORKSHOPS
- Sunday Drawing | Vancouver Island School of Art
Drop-in in-person drawing sessions offered at the Vancouver Island School of Art on the last Sunday of every month, 2-4pm. Sunday Drawing We are launching an in-person drop-in drawing session starting November 27, 2-4pm. These sessions will be held once a month (usually the last Sunday of the month). Each session will include a new project and medium. For information on the topic for each session, visit the Draw by Drawing blog . Beginners welcome. All supplies are included. Cost: $20* Advanced Registration recommended as seats are limited. *Reduced rate of $10 or $5 available for those on limited income. Please call office to qualify for reduced rate. Location: 302-733 Johnson St, Victoria Note: Parking is across the street at the Johnson St Parkade (free on Sundays) Phone: 250.380.3500 Email us: info@vancouverislandschoolart.com Made possible in part by a grant by the Y.P. Heung Foundation and the City of Victoria . Vancouver Island School of Art is a contemporary art school located in Downtown Victoria open to adults of all ages. Your donation matters DONATE TODAY
- Student Policies | Vancouver Island School of Art
Policies related to students attending the Vancouver Island School of Art. Follow the links below to view Student Policies Academic Conduct Admissions Appeal Attendance Bursary Exchange Program Code of Conduct Course Exemption Critical Incident and Crisis Management Dismissal Dispute Resolution Grading Harassment Health and Safety Human Rights International Students Language Proficiency Assessment Prior Learning Assessment Privacy Policy Program Enrollment Status Registration Sexual Misconduct Statement of Student Rights Statutory Holidays Student Support Services Transfer Credit and Articulation Tuition Fee Payment Student Policies
- Fall 25 Courses | Vancouver Island School of Art
Fall Courses Events at the Vancouver Islands School Art including exhibition openings, artist talks and lectures, fundraisers and Open Houses Fall 25 Courses Create your future COURSES & WORKSHOPS
- Art Makes Life Better Fundraiser | Vancouver Island School of Art
Celebrate VISA's 20th Anniversary Events at the Vancouver Islands School Art including exhibition openings, artist talks and lectures, fundraisers and Open Houses Fundraiser Art Makes Life Better Fundraiser Create your future COURSES & WORKSHOPS
- Mo Hamilton | Vancouver Island School of Art
Discover Mo Hamilton's background and education. Biography Mo Hamilton has exhibited and sold her work in many galleries throughout North America and Europe. She facilitated the Art Heals Program at the Northern Health Hospital in Prince George for many years as well as teaching art workshops at Two Rivers Gallery, Smithers Art Gallery, Terrace Art Gallery, Kootenay Gallery of Art, Island Mountain Arts and also MISSA. Mo studied art at Camosun College and has done a couple of Tony Onley Artist's Projects mentorships at Island Mountain Arts in Wells, BC. Mo continues to learn and follow her curiosity as it applies to art making. She has lived and worked in many communities across BC but now works as a full-time studio artist in her home in Prince George, BC. https://mohamilton.ca/ Mo Hamilton Create your future COURSES & WORKSHOPS
- Spring & Summer Workshops | Vancouver Island School of Art
Course promo Events at the Vancouver Islands School Art including exhibition openings, artist talks and lectures, fundraisers and Open Houses COURSES Spring & Summer Workshops Create your future COURSES & WORKSHOPS
- Spring Summer Courses | Vancouver Island School of Art
Course Promo Events at the Vancouver Islands School Art including exhibition openings, artist talks and lectures, fundraisers and Open Houses COURSES Spring Summer Courses Create your future COURSES & WORKSHOPS
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- Sara Robichaud & Rachel Whiteread | Vancouver Island School of Art
Women-Art Events at the Vancouver Islands School Art including exhibition openings, artist talks and lectures, fundraisers and Open Houses Sara Robichaud & Rachel Whiteread Create your future COURSES & WORKSHOPS
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