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6 Tips for Engagement I learned from Miss Frizzle

Did you know Netflix is rebooting the classic 90s cartoon The Magic School Bus? Miss Frizzle’s sister (voiced by Kate McKinnon!) is taking over the teaching role for the new version. Watching the previews has [...]

By |September 8th, 2017|Categories: Uncategorized|Comments Off on 6 Tips for Engagement I learned from Miss Frizzle

Vancouver gets SWARMed

Smaller art galleries sometimes get overlooked in big cities with large institutions. For the past 18 years, Vancouver's SWARM Festival has gathered strength in numbers--this year's event, running September 7-8, includes numerous artist-run centres, many [...]

By |September 6th, 2017|Categories: community, exhibition, news|Comments Off on Vancouver gets SWARMed

V&A Professional Development Courses

Here's an opportunity for you. The Victoria and Albert Museum in London, England, has recently announced a new slate of courses at their Learning Academy. Designed for museum professionals, the courses include leadership, interpretation, and [...]

By |June 26th, 2017|Categories: professional development|Comments Off on V&A Professional Development Courses

International Competition for Gallery Education (psst: let’s nominate a Canadian this time)

The 2017 Marsh Awards for Excellence in Gallery Education are now open for nominations. Sure, four of them go to those in the UK. But there's one international prize available every round--and with all the [...]

By |June 26th, 2017|Categories: awards, professional development|Tags: , |Comments Off on International Competition for Gallery Education (psst: let’s nominate a Canadian this time)

Halifax Conference Done — But Not Forgotten

The CAGE Conference is over, but certainly not forgotten by the members who made it to Halifax this year. Conference Report and photos coming soon! Members elected a new Executive: Senior Co-Chairs: Susan Rome (Vancouver Art [...]

By |June 23rd, 2017|Categories: symposium|Tags: , |Comments Off on Halifax Conference Done — But Not Forgotten
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