The Centrepointe Neighbourhood Magazine featured my photo on their cover (Lindsay Maahs) and an interview article by Sophie Desrosiers about my Arctic Circle Expedition June 2019, and follow-up presentations titled Sailing the Top of the World hosted by Britannia Yacht Club. I plan to publish the presentation as a book
Thanks everyone who made it to the Sailing the Top of The World presentations in November 2019 at the Research in Art (RIA) 94th Salon and Britannia Yacht Club hosted event. There will be publications by the same name in both ebook and hard copy formats available at Amazon.ca in
I’m pleased to report, all my Kickstarter Backer Rewards for their support helping me participate in the Arctic Circle Expedition in June are fulfilled, a month ahead of schedule. It is with gratitude that I will give presentations to the Research in Art (RIA) Salon Wednesday Nov 20, 7 pm.
It's true I have a story to tell about my Arctic Circle expedition as a multi-media artist whose practice contributes to climate change discussions. Building toward that story and presentation, scheduled for November 27, 2019 at Britannia Yacht Club (BYC) in Ottawa Canada, I’ve benefited by responding in gratitude to
Oh the stories I could tell! Well not for a while, that’s for sure. Sailing at the top of our globe in the Svalbard Archipelago is a humbling experience on many levels. Especially the consciousness of how we are smaller than a spec in any Arctic Circle landscape, a reality
This is a rare international opportunity for a Canadian artist to engage with other professionals from across the globe and different disciplines on climate change issues, such as rising ocean levels and the disappearance of coastal habitats. It's already an achievement for me to have been one of 26 selected
I'm happy to say we are going into the 7th day of my Kickstarter campaign to reach a goal of $7500 in pledges by March 31. This is a funding platform used for professional creative projects. I have developed this Kickstarter to help me get to the Arctic Circle 2019
Having raised funds and lobbied for social causes all my life, I hadn’t anticipated how hard it would be for me to ask for support from friends, family and community groups for my project. Its been made easier because I truly believe my art contributes to the larger global issue
After the glow of having been accepted out of hundreds of applicants for the amazing Arctic Circle Arts & Sciences Expedition Residency, I'm figuring out the logistics and expenses of getting 5000 kilometres from Ottawa, Canada, to Svalbard, Norway.
I\'m excited and feeling good about my Kickstarter video and webpage, where visitors can pledge $10 - $1000 with corresponding Thank You Gifts created out of the project being funded. This is an all-or-nothing campaign with a goal of $7500 by March 31st.