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Judith
Tinkl

SECRETARY

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Judith Tinkl had a very varied career since graduating from OCA in 1964. She worked in administration, teaching, mounting exhibitions, volunteering and being president of the Ontario Crafts Council and Surfacing, a textile organization. She worked on the Contemporary Gallery Committee in the early days of the Textile Museum and organized exhibitions and conferences for Surfacing. She raised two sons, exhibited work, taught at OCA, OCAD and OCADU (all the same place of course) and was Assistant Dean there. Since retirement she has shown her work in many exhibitions, and she continues to explore as many new directions as possible in her art.  She has been involved in the CRSC since its beginning and has served as Secretary for the last few years.

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Land Acknowledgement

The CRSC’s individual and group activities related to sharing colour knowledge take place across Canada, understood as part of Turtle Island–the ancestral homelands of over 630 First Nation communities–representing more than 50 Indigenous nations and languages.

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International Colour Association

Diversity & Equity

The CRSC is committed to developing equitable and inclusive participation in our organization, to encouraging and presenting research that is grounded in principles and practices of equity, diversity and inclusion.

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