💙Jeremy Jeresky, LAC's Curator, Public Programs and Learning, will be leaving us to pursue a career as an Arborist in Lindsay, Ontario at the end of August. Anyone who knows Jeremy, knows how passionate, dedicated, and hardworking he is! He always has a “can-do!” and “we’ll make it happen!” attitude and has shown a tireless dedication to promoting the arts in London, and serving the arts community. Throughout his seven years at LAC he has been responsible for facilitating the London Arts Live, Culture City X, AECE, Belong, and Creative Aging programs just to name a few. He has built many meaningful, supportive relationships with artists and community partners, some of which have become lifelong friends. As both a friend, and member of our LAC family, Jeremy has made our lives brighter, and the world a better place! We’re sad to see Jeremy go, but are proud of him for pursuing his dream of working in nature as an Arborist. We wish him the best of luck in his studies and his next adventure in Lindsay! We know you’ll do great Jeremy! 💙 If you’d like to come visit Jeremy at the LAC office to say goodbye before he leaves, he will be in office 9:00 – 5:00p.m., until Wednesday, August 21st. - The LAC team
Goodbye message from Jeremy: "It has been an epic pleasure working with the London Arts Council and serving London’s many diverse communities over the last 8 years.
During this time, I have enjoyed bringing all kinds of exciting, experimental, thought-provoking, educational, and fun artistic experiences to people of all ages and backgrounds across this great Forest City. And in doing so, I have equally enjoyed working with hundreds of local artists from a wide variety of disciplines.
As such, I leave London with two everlasting rewards;
1. A resonance, deep in my heart, that my work with the LAC has positively and creatively impacted many peoples lives.
2. An unstoppable drive and work ethic inspired by the hard working team of the LAC and the many local artists who strive to be their best and to make London the best place to live.
Sincerely,
Jeremy Jeresky"
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