Resume

• 2017

  CARFAC | A national association helping with legal issues effecting visual and media artists in Canada

  Science

  Management

  Arts Administration

  Team Building

  Teaching

  Governance

  University Teaching

  Fine Art

  Theory

  Strategic Planning

  Organizational Development

  Public Speaking

  Social Networking

  Grant Writing

  Arts Advocacy

  Research

  Negotiation

  Higher Education

  Collaborative Problem Solving

  Visual Arts

  Percy

  Ingrid Mary

  Diploma in Fine Art (Dip FA)

  Studio Art (Drawing

  Painting

  Print

  Photography

  Sculpture

  Time-based

  Interdisciplinary)

  Emily Carr University of Art and Design

  Doctor of Philosophy - PhD

  Educational Studies

  Curriculum & Instruction Art Education

  In progress.

  University of Victoria

  Master of Fine Arts (MFA)

  Painting

  University of Victoria

  Emily Carr University of Art and Design

  Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)

  Studio Art

  Point Grey Secondary School

• 1987

  Hard Rock Miners

  University of Victoria

  CARFAC Nat'l (Canadian Artists'​ Repreprentation/Le front des artistes canadiens)

  Grenfell Campus

  Memorial University

  Grenfell Campus

  Memorial University

  Department of Visual Arts

  University of Victoria

  Corner Brook

  Newfoundland and Labrador

  Canada

  Assistant Professor

  Grenfell Campus

  Memorial University

  Hard Rock Miners

  President and Spokesperson

  About CARFAC\nCanadian Artists’ Representation/Le Front des artistes canadiens (CARFAC) is incorporated federally as a non-profit corporation that is the national voice of Canada’s professional visual artists. As a non-profit association and a National Art Service Organization

  our mandate is to promote the visual arts in Canada

  to promote a socio-economic climate that is conducive to the production of visual arts in Canada

  and to conduct research and engage in public education for these purposes.\n\nCARFAC was established by artists in 1968 and has been recognized by the Status of the Artist legislation. CARFAC is guided by an active Board

  elected by the membership.\n\nWe believe that artists

  like professionals in other fields

  should be paid for their work and share equitably in profits from their work. As the national voice of Canada’s professional visual artists

  CARFAC defends artists’ economic and legal rights and educates the public on fair dealing with artists. In doing so

  CARFAC promotes a socio-economic climate conducive to the production of visual arts. CARFAC engages actively in advocacy

  lobbying

  research and public education on behalf of artists in Canada.\n\nFrom: www.carfac.ca

  CARFAC Nat'l (Canadian Artists'​ Repreprentation/Le front des artistes canadiens)

  Grenfell Campus

  Memorial University

  Corner Brook

  Newfoundland and Labrador

  Canada

  Visiting Assistant Professor

  Corner Brook

  Newfoundland and Labrador

  Canada

  Associate Professor

  Grenfell Campus

  Memorial University

  Ottawa

  Ontario

  Canada

  About CARFAC\nCanadian Artists’ Representation/Le Front des artistes canadiens (CARFAC) is incorporated federally as a non-profit corporation that is the national voice of Canada’s professional visual artists. As a non-profit association and a National Art Service Organization

  our mandate is to promote the visual arts in Canada

  to promote a socio-economic climate that is conducive to the production of visual arts in Canada

  and to conduct research and engage in public education for these purposes.\n\nCARFAC was established by artists in 1968 and has been recognized by the Status of the Artist legislation. CARFAC is guided by an active Board

  elected by the membership.\n\nWe believe that artists

  like professionals in other fields

  should be paid for their work and share equitably in profits from their work. As the national voice of Canada’s professional visual artists

  CARFAC defends artists’ economic and legal rights and educates the public on fair dealing with artists. In doing so

  CARFAC promotes a socio-economic climate conducive to the production of visual arts. CARFAC engages actively in advocacy

  lobbying

  research and public education on behalf of artists in Canada.\n\nFrom: www.carfac.ca

  Vice President

  CARFAC Nat'l (Canadian Artists'​ Repreprentation/Le front des artistes canadiens)

  Ottawa

  Ontario

  Canada

  Who We Are\n \n\nThe Mandate of VANL-CARFAC is to raise the socio-economic status of the artist by:\n\nAdvocating on behalf of the visual arts sector\nProviding information to artists and non-artists on the moral rights of artists on issues of copyright

  exhibition and reproduction\nPromoting the development of a cohesive provincial visual arts sector by developing communication tools and liaising between regional visual arts associations\nAdvancing awareness of the visual arts in the province\nActing as a liaison between the visual arts sector

  government

  cultural organizations

  art galleries and the public\nActing as a spokesperson on issues specific to visual artists\nServing as a communication link between VANL members and CARFAC

  the national visual arts service organization\nVANL-CARFAC is run by an active board of directors which includes representation from across the province. The organization also receives direction from several different artist-run committees: Advocacy

  Fundraising

  Communications

  Finance and Planning

  Human Resources

  the Colin MacNee Emergency Fund and the Excellence in Visual Arts Awards (EVAs).\n\nVANL-CARFAC employs two staff persons as Executive Director and Program Coordinator for the organization. These positions are supplemented by contractual staff in order to carry out special projects

  fundraising

  awareness campaigns and research initiatives.\n\nFrom: www.vanl-carfac.com

  Newfoundland and Labrador Representative

  CARFAC National (Canadian Artists'​ Representation/Le front des artistes canadiens)

  Victoria

  BC

  Canada

  Lecturer

  Visual Arts Department

  University of Victoria

  Victoria

  British Columbia

  Canada

  Lecturer

  Department of Visual Arts

  University of Victoria

  Vice-President and Newfoundland & Labrador Representative

  Canadian Artists’ Representation/Le Front des artistes canadiens (CARFAC) National