Tracy Valcourt: Lecture and Masterclass

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Tracy Valcourt

Oxygen Art Centre Hosts a Public Lecture and Masterclass with Art Writer Tracy Valcourt

Free Public Lecture: “Scene from Above: Aerial Views of Landscapes in Crisis”:

Friday March 8th at 7pm

Writing Workshop: Saturday March 9, 10am-5pm

Studio Visits: Sunday March 10, starting at 10am

Oxygen Art Centre invites you to join us in our second in a series of weekend-long Masterclasses in Critical Writing on Art led by art writer and scholar Tracy Valcourt. This is a unique opportunity for practicing artists, curators, and arts writers to hone their critical writing skills, whether writing about your own work or the work of other artists.

The workshop will run over the weekend of March 8-10, 2019. Valcourt will open the workshop with a public lecture on Friday, March 8 at 7 PM at Oxygen Art Centre. On Saturday, March 9th, Valcourt will hold a writing workshop from 10 am to noon followed by one-on-one consultations until 5pm. On Sunday March 10th, starting at 10am there will be opportunities for in-town studio visits with Valcourt. Enrolment is limited for both the workshop and studio visits so register early.

Tracy Valcourt lives and works in Montreal, where she is currently a Doctoral candidate and lecturer in art and writing at Concordia University. Valcourt also has a long-time connection to the Kootenays, where she studied writing and sculpture at Kootenay School of Art. Valcourt has written reviews and feature articles for Border Crossings Magazine since 2005 and is working on a chapter for a book, Artistic Approaches to Cultural Mapping, with Dr. Sebastian Caquard. As part of her visit to Nelson, Valcourt will give a talk on her Doctoral work which investigates perceptions of landscape from an aerial perspective in a time of climate crisis, titled “Scene from Above: Aerial Views of Landscapes in Crisis”.