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Shared Flight Collective's Bird-Themed Residency

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Three immigrant artists from the Shared Flight Collective are embarking on a six-week residency at Sparrow Artspace in Calgary, showcasing bird-themed works, hosting workshops, and exhibiting until May 17th. The artists, Diana Olarte, Doro Buch, and Claudia Chagoya, draw from their migration stories, using birds as symbols of personal transformations and shared human journeys. Despite language barriers, theyre finding a common artistic language, blending cultures through various mediums, including watercolors, oils, and projection mapping. The residency fosters connections that echo their flights across borders, with evolving works on display.

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Shared Flight Collective's Bird-Themed Residency

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Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Shared Flight Collective's Bird-Themed Residency. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Three immigrant artists from the Shared Fly Collective are kicking off a six-week residency at Sparrow Art Space in Northeast Calgary. Diana Olarte, Doral Book and Claudia Chagoya are showcasing their bird-themed works, hosting workshops and exhibiting through May 17th. Catch the free opening gale of this Friday from 6 to 9 pm. These artists draw from their migration stories. Olarte, from Colombia, now based in Mexico, boosh from Poland through Germany to Canada and Chagoya, settled in Calgary. Birds symbolize their personal transformations and shared human journeys, marking the first time all three create together in person after years of. Virtual Collabs. Their blending cultures despite language hurdles, Book doesn't speak Spanish fluently, Olarte's English is limited, but they're finding a common. Artistic tongue through trial and error. Their mediums range from watercolors and oils to projection mapping, bringing static pieces to life with a touch of magic.

One cool method is passing a single painting around, one starts it, the next adds layers, and the third finishes, sparking fresh surprises. This residency bridges identities and homes, fostering connections that echo their flights across borders, watch for the evolving works that capture it. All. From your city, powered by AI. This is Vancouver News today.

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