Exciting news! As part of my performance project, "Emily Carr's Second Act," I’m thrilled to be able to bring Emily’s spirit to the streets of Vancouver. If you're walking through any of the areas below, you might catch me performing live—painting, creating art, and sharing Emily’s journey in real time.
In Vancouver, there are several locations where you may see me. These include:
- Library Square (sidewalks along the 300-block West Georgia Street and 700-block Homer Street)
- Queen Elizabeth Theatre (sidewalks along the 200-block West Georgia Street and 600-block Hamilton Street)
- Science World (west side of Quebec Street)
- Seawall from Science World to Cambie Bridge
- Terry Fox Plaza (sidewalks along the 700- and 800-blocks Beatty Street)
- Vancouver Art Gallery (sidewalks along the 800-block Robson Street)
- SkyTrain stations (sidewalks adjacent to the stations)
- Performance Hours: Performances only take place between 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. to avoid disrupting the public during late-night hours.
- Rotation: Performance spot every 60 minutes to allow other buskers the opportunity to perform in the same area.
- Respect for the Space: While performing, I will please be mindful of the space around me and ask you make sure you are not blocking walkways or entrances.
This is a fantastic opportunity for me to bring Emily’s legacy to life and share it with the community, and I am beyond excited to connect with you through art and storytelling. Please come say hi, enjoy the performance, and support local artists and performers!
