Images & Objects conference ponders who art serves
Angelique Prince reflects on art purpose at Images & Objects XIII. The discussion challenges the view that art serves only personal fulfilment or therapy, arguing artists act as philosophers, activists, commentators, and documenters. The piece features Don Hicks receiving a Chetwynd Health Council plaque for long service.
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Local artist Angelique Prince at Kamloops festival
Angelique Prince, a thriving local artist, traveled to Kamloops to enter her artwork in the BC Festival of the Arts Images and Objects III. She displayed Guardian a drawing of a mother and child. About 200 artists and 165 BC pieces participated. Prince notes the judges sample 2000 entrants province wide. Prince works in various media including jewelry and paintings and plans to sell pieces if approached. She credits early exposure to art from her father and says ideas come naturally though she researches to feed them.
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Angelique Prince
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