At this year’s Art Vancouver event, we will be having a panel discussion regarding our overarching theme of “Uniting Nations Through Art”. We believe that a great way to exemplify this theme is by bringing together individuals that cover various aspects within the arts community. Therefore, the panelists are:
Jace Kim
Jace was born and raised in Korea up until the age of 15. He now runs art studios in Burnaby and Surrey providing art lessons, freelancing and executing his craftsmanship as a visual artist.
Luiza Brenner
Luiza was born in São Paulo, Brazil. She has worked in prominent commercial art galleries in São Paulo, New York City, and Los Angeles. She currently is the manager and curator for the South Main Gallery.
Yun-Jou Chang
Yun-Jou is a writer, translator, project administrator, governance professional, and community engagement specialist. She is currently the Director of Centre A, a Vancouver international centre for contemporary Asian art, and is serving as a chair for Cinevolution Media Arts Society.
Karen Lorena Parker
Karen Lorena Parker FeminineWild collection of political portraits makes notable women larger than life. Her character and environment portraits connect you with her endless study of beauty in the world. This international artist has exhibited in Avenches, Dubai, Bahrain, Abudhabi, ArtVancouver, with collections in Basel, Seattle, South Africa. Art Director for the ParkerArtSalon and council member, her passion for the arts over 25 years is evidenced by her work and contribution to community.
The discussion will take place on Saturday, April 27th at 2:00pm.
Join us as we bring together Jace, Luiza, Yun-Jou, and Karen, to talk about their creative experiences and how they believe art can unite. We hope to see you there!