My Reconciliation is public art dialogue

09/27/2016

Our project has officially come to a close!

We would like to thank Corey Bulpitt, Robi Geary, and their crew for creating another beautiful mural, thanking everyone for their participation in making this public dialogue a transformative space.

09/22/2016

Our project is coming to a close this Sunday, September, 25th. Come by the next few days and leave your thoughts and join in this public conversation.

We would like to thank Corey Bulpitt, Robi Geary, and their crew for thier hard work on this project. We would also like to thank our sponsors, the BC Arts Council, Face the World Foundation, City of Vancouver, SFU, and the Christ Church Cathedral for their support.

Lastly, we would like to raise our hands in thanks to every person that has taken time out of their day to participate in this public conversation about (re)conciliation.

08/02/2016

08/02/2016

Great news! The mural time has been extended another couple of weeks. Make sure to come on down and leave your mark. We are restocking chalk right now!

07/29/2016

It's the last weekend to come see the mural! Make sure to stop by while you're enjoying the sun downtown.

We would like to extend a huge thank you to our supporters:
The BC Arts Council, Christ Church Cathedral, Simon Fraser University, The City of Vancouver, and Face the World Foundation.

And of course we would like to thank everyone who has taken the time to respond and participate in this public conversation. Your contribution is what makes this project important.

07/26/2016

What is your (re)conciliation? Let us know on the corner of Burrard and Georgia. The mural is restocked with chalk and waiting for your reflections. My (Re)conciliation Is... will be up until the first week of August.

07/20/2016

Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to leave wonderful, thought provoking, and powerful statements on the wall!

I want to remind folks that this is a public dialogue and as such, we will not be censoring your responses. That being said we will NOT tolerate any racist, homophobic, transphobic, abelist language, or any other hates speech. There is no room for continuing oppression or discrimination in this dialogue.

If you have any questions regarding the caretaking of this mural, please contact Samantha Nock at [email protected] and she would be happy to answer any of your questions.

The mural will be up until the first week of August so there is still plenty of time to come and leave your mark!

07/14/2016

For all those folks out there who are interested in Coast Salish carving and protocol, this amazing opportunity is available at Langara College in collaboration with Squamish carver Aaron Nelson-Moody. They are looking for serious and dedicated applicants. Deadline for application is July 22nd, 2016.

Aaron is going to be facilitating one of our youth workshops for the My (Re)conciliation Is... project and we are excited to see what the participating youth and Aaron will create together!

06/29/2016

keep 'em coming!
responses from June 29th, 2016

06/24/2016

The board is getting amazing and thoughtful responses, thank you!

Just a reminder to please use chalk when responding on the wall.

06/22/2016

The wall is starting to fill up!
Come on down and add your response.

06/22/2016

Thank you to everyone who came out on Monday and helped launch this public art dialogue.

Remember, the mural will be up until the first week of August on the corner of Burrard and Georgia.

Participate in this public conversation about reconciliation, make your mark and have your voice heard!