I‘m excited about this one, volunteers! If you are a colour-lover, you may already be familiar with Beam Paints. This talk, with Artist Anong Migwans Beam, is being presented in partnership with AIC 2022: Sensing Colour, Midterm meeting of the International Colour Organization (AIC), organized by the Colour Research Society of Canada – Holly

Join artist and paint maker Anong Beam for a talk about her love of pigment, paint, colour, and innovation.

You can attend this talk in two-ways:

• This talk will be taking place IN-PERSON on Monday June 13 at 7pm in Jackman Hall. Reserve your ticket, HERE. If you are NOT a Member or Annual Passholder, simply reserve a ticket as an Adult (scroll down the page slightly to do this)
• This talk will also be LIVESTREAMED (meaning you can watch at home online, in real time), HERE.

Anong Migwans Beam is a painter from Mchigeeng First Nation on Manitoulin Island and is inspired by the physical history of place, the natural landscape, and the relationship between water and memory. Anong was born to artist parents, Carl Beam and Ann Beam, who encouraged her to develop as an artist. She was raised with a meaningful connection to both her artistic familial roots and rich ancestral heritage. Beam’s large format oil paintings incorporate a multitude of image making approaches, including photo transfer, printmaking and collage.

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