Join us for a hybrid presentation on this year's upcoming Food Security, Food Production, and Sustainable Agriculture program, hosted by interdisciplinary artist and community-based researcher, Jamie Bell.
Spring is here and that means we’re back to our land-based arts and community agriculture projects!
Join us for a hybrid presentation on this year’s upcoming Food Security, Food Production, and Sustainable Agriculture program, hosted by interdisciplinary artist and community-based researcher, Jamie Bell. This fun and weekend workshop will explore local food systems, environmental stewardship, and land-based arts. We’ll learn about some of the exciting activities planned for this year’s growing season.
Date: Saturday, May 10, 2025
Time: 10:00 a.m.
Location: Hybrid (This session will be offered in a hybrid format, allowing for both in-person and online participation. Contact us at info@artsincubator.ca for Google Meet links.)
What to Expect:
- A comprehensive presentation by Jamie Bell, offering insights into the intersections of art, community, and sustainable agriculture.
- Discussions on food security challenges and innovative solutions, building on last year’s pilot programming that was presented at the 2024 Arctic Congress in Norway.
- Information on this year’s Living Lab, Food Security, Food Production, and Sustainable Agriculture program.
- Opportunities for engagement and questions with Jamie Bell and other attendees.
Who Should Attend:
This workshop is ideal for community members, gardeners, artists, researchers, students, and anyone interested in food security, sustainable living, and local food initiatives.
About the Host:
Jamie Bell is a Winnipeg-based interdisciplinary artist and community-based researcher dedicated to exploring issues at the intersection of art, environment, and social justice. His work often involves engaging communities in discussions and participatory arts-based projects related to sustainability and food systems.
Registration:
To participate in this insightful hybrid presentation, contact us at info@artsincubator.ca.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about vital issues concerning our food future and connect with a passionate community!
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