Lectures | Workshops
Sylvia is an accomplished inspirational public speaker with a focus on imaging arts, planning and conservation. She has presented to youth and adult audiences across the world. She is available to speak for youth groups, universities, science centres, museums, women’s groups, and corporation, to name a few.
She has presented at venues including the International Union for Conservation, Science World Vancouver, Finnish Museum of Photography, and The Lighthouse - Scotland's Centre for Art, Design and Architecture.
Sylvia is always pleased to create an independent lecture /project for discussion or larger social engagement. As an artist-lecturer, Sylvia believes it is critical to analyze and disseminate the latest research, promote contemporary art through application and theory, and also involve external communities in the discussions of how to support dynamic visual art and social networks.
Travel Expenses & Fees
Sylvia is mobile, spending her time throughout the year either in Vancouver or Glasgow. She is happy to travel to events if expenses (travel and accommodation) can be refunded or to lead conversations through webinars. Sylvia is open to a speaking fee commensurate to the task at hand, and has often been known to donate her time, too.
To see a collection of lectures or panels Sylvia has developed or managed visit the 'Public Speaking' page here.
Suggested topics Sylvia can talk about include:
Ecology and art
Climate change
Social justice and the role of the arts
Climate communication and storytelling
Community engagement
Botanical studies and the emergence of photography
Food histories
Agriculture & social practice
Canadian Horticultural Histories
Art Education
Student mentoring
Architecture & planning
Urban sustainability
Principles of social value
Design thinking
Photographic histories
Media ecologies
Western art histories
Any of the following information included in a note will assist in planning a speaking event:
To request a lecture by the artist please use the contact page
Sylvia is an accomplished inspirational public speaker with a focus on imaging arts, planning and conservation. She has presented to youth and adult audiences across the world. She is available to speak for youth groups, universities, science centres, museums, women’s groups, and corporation, to name a few.
She has presented at venues including the International Union for Conservation, Science World Vancouver, Finnish Museum of Photography, and The Lighthouse - Scotland's Centre for Art, Design and Architecture.
Sylvia is always pleased to create an independent lecture /project for discussion or larger social engagement. As an artist-lecturer, Sylvia believes it is critical to analyze and disseminate the latest research, promote contemporary art through application and theory, and also involve external communities in the discussions of how to support dynamic visual art and social networks.
Travel Expenses & Fees
Sylvia is mobile, spending her time throughout the year either in Vancouver or Glasgow. She is happy to travel to events if expenses (travel and accommodation) can be refunded or to lead conversations through webinars. Sylvia is open to a speaking fee commensurate to the task at hand, and has often been known to donate her time, too.
To see a collection of lectures or panels Sylvia has developed or managed visit the 'Public Speaking' page here.
Suggested topics Sylvia can talk about include:
Ecology and art
Climate change
Social justice and the role of the arts
Climate communication and storytelling
Community engagement
Botanical studies and the emergence of photography
Food histories
Agriculture & social practice
Canadian Horticultural Histories
Art Education
Student mentoring
Architecture & planning
Urban sustainability
Principles of social value
Design thinking
Photographic histories
Media ecologies
Western art histories
Any of the following information included in a note will assist in planning a speaking event:
- Date and time of lecture
- Location
- Preferred topic
- Format of lecture
- Type of audience
To request a lecture by the artist please use the contact page