Colin Browne will reflect on the journeys of surrealists Kurt Seligmann (Swiss), Wolfgang Paalen (Austrian), Alice Paalen (French), and Eva Sulzer (Swiss), to Alaska and British Columbia in 1938 and 1939 to experience firsthand the monumental and ceremonial arts of the Indigenous cultures of the Northwest Coast.
CMS is extremely excited to announce the first instalment of our Professional Development Event series. Join us for a conversation with Anastasia Chyz-LeSage. RSVP below for this event. Light Refreshments will be served. Anastasia Chyz-LeSage is the Director, Integration, Settlement Network, British Columbia-Yukon, (BCY), Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). Anastasia joined IRCC in 2007 […]
Land Grabbing Encounters Forcible Displacement: Exploring Intersections, Implications, and Solutions By: Temitayo Olarewaju PhD Student in Peter A. Allard School of Law Speaker Bio I research the land-migration nexus through the lens of international criminal law. This research area entails exploring the roles of land in precipitating migration. My research delves into the intricate […]
Public Talk by Colin Browne: “What is Thinkable is Also Possible: Surrealists on the Northwest Coast” 
Professional Development Event: A Conversation With Anastasia Chyz-LeSage 
Grad Power Hour: Temitayo Olarewaju