San Francisco / Kansas City / Vancouver / Calgary / /
Company
Selected Television / /
Country
United States / Canada / / /
Event
Person Travel / /
Facility
Windsong Gallery / Ferry Building Gallery / University of Connecticut / Selected Exhibitions ArtProv Gallery / West Vancouver Memorial Library / Museum of Vancouver / Group-Selected Exhibitions ArtProv Gallery / FibreWorks Gallery / Open Studio / San Francisco State University / BC Open University / Colour Institute / Stamford Gallery / Pendulum Gallery / fibreEssence Gallery / East Vancouver Cultural Centre / University of Toronto CDA / Maple Ridge Art Gallery / /
NaturalFeature
Lawrence River / Vancouver Island / /
Organization
Open Studios Surface Design Association / Vancouver Guild of Fibre Arts / University of Connecticut / Vancouver CDA / Canadian Federation of Craft / Art Center / Weavers Guild of Greater Vancouver / San Francisco State University / Convergence / Lecture / Handweavers and Spinners Guild of America Conference / International Guild / Textile Society of America / Toronto CDA / Memberships Craft Council of British Columbia Eastside Culture Crawl First / Montreal CDA / Craft Council of British Columbia / East Vancouver Cultural Centre / Victoria CDA / BC Open University / Colour Institute / Talk / Spinners and Weavers Guild of Greater Vancouver / Spinners Guild of America Conference / University of Toronto / Surface Design Association USA / Alberta Craft Council / /
Person
Jason Pollen / Tour / Worked Up / Dorothy Caldwell / Michelle Sirois-Silver / Gloria Crouse / Wayne Theibaud / Talk / Nancy Edell / / /
Position
Instructor Canada Council / co-founder / Events/Lectures/Artist / Residence Keynote Speaker / Artist / Contributing Writer / /
Product
Events/Lectures / Exhibitions ArtProv Gallery / /
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Quebec / British Columbia / Connecticut / Rhode Island / Ontario / /
Michelle Sirois-Silver Born on Canada’s east coast on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River, Michelle Sirois-Silver spent her formative years on the west coast on Vancouver Island. At the age of twelve, her family