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Come out to the City of Richmond’s first official PechaKucha Night.

I will be one of nine professionals who will be presenting on the theme of heritage in Richmond.

Friday, May 3
7:30 to 9:30 p.m
Rocanini’s Café
3900 Moncton Street, Steveston

This event is free so come early to get a seat

PechaKucha draws its name from the Japanese term for the sound of chit chat, the PechaKucha presentation format is simple – invited speakers present 20 pictures in 20 seconds while speaking quickly about the photos as they advance.

Doors Open 2013 is Richmond’s 6th annual arts, culture and heritage festival. Coordinated by the Richmond Museum Society and Doors Open Steering Committee, this free event allows visitors of all ages to explore Richmond’s arts, culture and heritage at forty-nine partner sites this year.

I am pleased to announce that I have been commissioned to create the public art for The Austin: a new development by Beedie Living in Coquitlam. My large stainless steel hydrangea petal will be installed in the spring of 2014.

The hydrangea can be seen as a metaphor for the vision of Coquitlam’s Citywide Official Community Plan (CWOCP). Each hydrangea petal is like a “compact, complete community” that connects to other communities. Each neighbourhood is unique, yet shares a base structure of interconnected streets. One can think of each neighbourhood as a petal that connects to other petals and then to whole clusters of flowers. The plant veins are a transportation network for the lifeblood of the plant just as streets are a transportation network for the lifeblood of the community.

I will be the “Artist in the Window” this Saturday, March 16th 2013 at Bird on a Wire, 2535 Main Street (at East Broadway) in Vancouver. From 11 am to 4 pm I will be creating some of my small paintings. Please come by and visit.

Winter Lantern I, a new digital print

Winter Lantern II, a new digital print

To find out why I combined art and technology read my latest Newsletter.

The manufacturing process of a Corian® table: a component of a public art project by Mia Weinberg for the Hamilton Community Centre in Richmond BC. The table tells the story of the Veterans’ Land Act subdivision in Hamilton, a community in Richmond BC. Music by Craig Addy (www.UnderThePiano.ca)

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My artwork “Inventions in my Dreams” has been chosen for Vancouver Timeraiser 2011. It was really fun to participate last year, do please come out and enjoy the fun in September.

4th Vancouver Timeraiser
Thursday, September 22nd 2011
7:00 pm Doors Open
8:00 pm Volunteer Matching Begins
9:00 pm Art Auction Begins
10:00 pm Silent Art Auction Closes

Location
The Roundhouse Community Centre