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cSPACE Eau Claire Neighbourhood Hub 381 2 Avenue Southwest, Calgary, AB, CanadaMembers of local flamenco band La Mosca Reunite to celebrate the life of their talented brother Marvin Kee.
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Members of local flamenco band La Mosca Reunite to celebrate the life of their talented brother Marvin Kee.
An art exhibition where process and manifestation converge in a captivating display of creativity in the mesmerizing hue of Cobalt Blue.
Members of local flamenco band La Mosca Reunite to celebrate the life of their talented brother Marvin Kee.
Discover the transformative nature of Cobalt Blue! Delve into the alchemy of the creative process and express inner visions in watercolor.
Members of local flamenco band La Mosca Reunite to celebrate the life of their talented brother Marvin Kee.
Discover the transformative nature of Cobalt Blue as you delve into the alchemy of the creative process in this workshop.
Discover the transformative nature of Cobalt Blue! Delve into the alchemy of the creative process and express inner visions in watercolor.
Scott Morin curates this intimate show in tribute to Marvin Kee, exploring some of the songs that became a source connection between them.
Discover the transformative nature of Cobalt Blue! Delve into the alchemy of the creative process and express inner visions in watercolor.
Discover the transformative nature of Cobalt Blue! Delve into the alchemy of the creative process and express inner visions in watercolor.
Discover the transformative nature of Cobalt Blue! Delve into the alchemy of the creative process and express inner visions in watercolor.
Discover the transformative nature of Cobalt Blue! Delve into the alchemy of the creative process and express inner visions in watercolor.
cSPACE Projects acknowledges that we live, work and play on the traditional territories of the Blackfoot Confederacy, which includes Siksika, the Piikani, and the Kainai. We also acknowledge the Tsuut’ina and Stoney Nakoda First Nations, the Métis Nation (Region 3), and all people who make their homes in the Treaty 7 region of Southern Alberta.
