Studio Sixty Six celebrated their one year anniversary at the Glebe location on April 12, 2019. With that check out the photos from the event.
Literally caught wind about this NAC Dance show on Thursday night through word of mouth from a Montreal music friend at OAG’s Spring Exhibition. There was no way I wanted to miss out the show and was lucky to see the first night. Canadian dance artist and Governor General’s Award for Lifetime Achievement Peggy Baker‘s …
The Ottawa Art Gallery held vernissage for their 5 new exhibitions highlighting local, national and international artists. Informed by science and art, news, resistance as well as travelling, the exhibitions feature interactive sculptures, collaboratively-made art and a massive video projection. Here are the details of each exhibitions: Carbon + Light: Juan Geuer’s Luminous Precision (on …
Possible Worlds presented their second exhibition of 2019, part of an ongoing series highlighting Ottawa-Gatineau- based or born emerging graphic artists. Anna Graves‘ Fleeting examines relationships between land use and notions of belonging. These large-scale lithograph and silkscreened prints feature urban and natural settings around Mi’kma’ki/Nova Scotia that are experiencing gentrification and shifting industries. With …
March 28, 2019 was the opening/vernissage for Governor General’s Awards in Visual & Media Arts 2019 at the National Gallery of Canada. Celebrating the careers of eight outstanding Canadian artists: Stephen Andrews, Marlene Creates, COZIC, Lee-Ann Martin, Ali Kazimi, Andrew James Paterson, Jeff Thomas, and Susan Edgerley. The exhibition runs until August 5, 2019 Check …
Attended the opening at the National Gallery of Canada‘s for Dave Heath’s Multitude, Solitude on March 13, 2019. From the website: “Whether picking out a single face in a crowd, capturing an act of violence between siblings, or framing close-up portraits of quiet despair, Dave Heath (1931–2016) had an instinctive ability to capture the soul …
Studio Sixty Six held their opening reception for their new exhibition called Interplays. Featuring the works by Laurence Finet, Natalie Bruvels and Andrew Beck. These three artists whose work centres around the human experience and/or the human theatre. All painters, approaching their shared subject, stylistically and thematically, from entirely different perspectives. The exhibition runs until …
There was a opening at the Korean Cultural Centre Canada for Jinny Yu‘s I Like My Countries and My Countries Like Me. Details about the exhibition is on here. The exhibition runs until April 30, 2019.
AXENÉO7 held their first vernissage/exhibition of 2019. Featuring are Ottawa’s Kosisochukwu Nnebe & Guillermo Trejo. I want you to know that I am hiding something from you / since what I might be is uncontainable by Kosisochukwu Nnebe. Concerned with phenomenology, perception and the racialized body, Kosisochukwu Nnebe’s work considers how we perceive each other; …
Went to this vernissage at Galerie UQO which is collaboration with CUAG. Here is the info about Emmanuelle Léonard‘s works: In the production of her work, Emmanuelle Léonard collaborates regularly with individuals in their work environments. Here, the workplace and the worker’s function become the collaborative vector between the artist and the worker/image maker. For …