North Van Arts announces Anna Lynch as new executive director
The textile and visual artist has been a driving force in the Sea to Sky arts scene for more than a decade
NORTH VAN ARTS has just announced Anna Lynch as its new executive director.
Lynch, who is a textile and visual artist, has previously held positions at Arts Whistler and Pemberton Arts Council, becoming a driving force in the Sea to Sky arts scene.
With a bachelor of arts in film production, Lynch has forged a dynamic career in the arts and nonprofit sector over the past decade, prioritizing equity, inclusion, and community enrichment.
In her own work, Lynch focuses on mixed-media art landscapes. She also teaches workshops in knitting and needle felting.
“We eagerly anticipate Anna taking the helm, bringing with her a fresh perspective, and fostering ongoing creativity in our organization,” North Van Arts said in a statement
Located in CityScape Community ArtSpace, North Van Arts was founded in 1969 as the North Vancouver Community Arts Council, and is a grassroots, nonprofit organization dedicated to enabling emerging and professional artists in all disciplines to bridge cultures and build strong communities through the arts.
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