After considering several possibilities, Mrs. Cameron's vision was presented to the Board of Directors of the In-Definite Arts Society (IDAS). It was agreed that the archives would become a part of IDAS. Jane had been a valued
Artist at In-Definite
Arts for many years. Since 1975, IDAS has provided instruction in the arts
for artists with disabilities. There are many advantages to this arrangement. The Jane Cameron Archives has a permanent home at a reasonable cost and the not-for-profit status of IDAS had long been established. IDAS has a showcase for the works of a gifted artist who happened to have a disability.
The Jane Cameron Archives Committee
The committee, an arm of the IDAS Board of Directors, consists of:
Alma Cameron (Jane's Mother
and Honorary Committee
Member)
James Cameron (Jane's Brother)
Jeff de Boer (Professional Artist and IDAS Director)
Lin Hermanson (Project
and Group Services Manager,
Canadian Down Syndrome
Society)
Gerry Kisel (Instructor,
Alberta College of Art and
Design)
Fern Langemann (Retired
Educator, Professional
Artist)
Darlene Murphy (Executive Director, In-Definite Arts)
Carol Petersen (Photographer and Member at Large)
Vida Voroninkaitis (Financial Consultant and Member at Large)
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