在土著视觉文化计划中
Deepen your understanding of the visual, cultural, social, and political histories of Indigenous peoples and explore your own art and design through a supportive studio-based learning environment. You will take electives in painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, installation, digital media and more.<br><br>INVC students are leaders. They are open to taking risks, experimentation, decolonizing, and are motivated by contributing to their home communities. INVC students are interested in social justice and honoring family, community, culture and nation. Students in the program contribute to, and continue, the history of innovative artistic production by our Ancestor artists.<br><br>INVC students have a variety of experiences or interests in beadwork, drawing and painting, regalia making, sculpture and installation, storytelling and performance. Many are passionate about the relationships between objects and spaces or places theyre found in. Others are interested in screens, games, digital media production or computer programming. The INVC program, in partnership with the Indigenous Student Centre, connects INVC students to Indigenous artists across Turtle Island through mentorship programs, open studio visits, artist talks and more.