CURRENT MENTORSHIP PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS
The people selected to be part of the program have demonstrated a strong commitment to responsible cultural creation, with practices that question normative aspects of society and move towards the making of a world we want to exist in.
We were inspired by the quality and variety of the applications we received, and are excited to learn about the different self-initiated + community based practices in Vancouver and beyond. Thank you to all applicants for their time and dedication to our community.
We were inspired by the quality and variety of the applications we received, and are excited to learn about the different self-initiated + community based practices in Vancouver and beyond. Thank you to all applicants for their time and dedication to our community.
CURRENT MENTORSHIP PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS
The people selected to be part of the program have demonstrated a strong commitment to responsible cultural creation, with practices that question normative aspects of society and move towards the making of a world we want to exist in.
We were inspired by the quality and variety of the applications we received, and are excited to learn about the different self-initiated + community based practices in Vancouver and beyond. Thank you to all applicants for their time and dedication to our community.
We were inspired by the quality and variety of the applications we received, and are excited to learn about the different self-initiated + community based practices in Vancouver and beyond. Thank you to all applicants for their time and dedication to our community.
Tifanie Lamiel was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba in 1989. She currently resides in Vancouver BC and holds a BFA in Sculpture from Emily Carr University of Art + Design.
Both playful and thoughtful, Tifanie’s work is sculptural and often blends technology with ideas surrounding our social and environmental relationships. As a practitioner of mindfulness meditation, her work navigates everyday chaos with an optimism that is cautioned with humor. Since 2016, Tifanie has led and co-led free and low-cost art workshops for Arts Assembly, Current Symposium, BGCBC, Oppenheimer Park and the City of Vancouver.
Both playful and thoughtful, Tifanie’s work is sculptural and often blends technology with ideas surrounding our social and environmental relationships. As a practitioner of mindfulness meditation, her work navigates everyday chaos with an optimism that is cautioned with humor. Since 2016, Tifanie has led and co-led free and low-cost art workshops for Arts Assembly, Current Symposium, BGCBC, Oppenheimer Park and the City of Vancouver.