Most of the work we do is community-based. We engage communities through art practices of diverse kinds through creating, co-creating, facilitating, curating, and supporting visual art, digital media, literary, performance and multi-disciplinary works.

All the research and creation that comes out of The Eco Art Incubator is compliant with the Tri-Council Policy Statement: Ethical Conduct for Research Involving Humans and the  Research Ethics processes at the University of British Columbia. 

Additionally, we support approaches that are friendly to indigenous research methodologies, or that pass the test of the 4R’s; relationship, respect, relevance and reciprocity.