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 …
Land and Memory is the first art showing of 2019 at Studio Sixty Six. A group exhibition featuring artists by who are motivated to recreate, capture and document land and place in their artwork; inspired by actual time spent in different physical locations and by their memories of them. Works in this exhibition depict the …
Previously posted on the media preview of Anthony Tremmaglia‘s Hard to Find at OAG‘s Annex Gallery. January 10th was the public opening reception for the exhibtion. The exhibition runs until February 17, 2019.
Attended the media and private art collector’s preview for Anthony Tremmaglia‘s Hard to Find at OAG‘s Annex Gallery. Influenced by observations he has taken from nature and through a process of deconstruction and manipulation, he removes their base essentials. What’s left are these grand biomorphic sculptural images that similarly hold human-like qualities. The artist’s meticulous …
Jingle Hop returned this year and took place at The Carleton Tavern on December 21, 2018. Dubbed as Jingle Hop 2.0, this year they helped support Harmony House which is an Ottawa-based charity that provides shelter for women and their children who are survivors of violence. The top prize was a 2 x WestJet vouchers …
December’s edition of Creative Mornings Ottawa took place at Ottawa Art Gallery. To end 2018, the speaker was Jaime Morse who is an Indigenous arts activator, activating stories and teachings of social, political and cultural matters through Indigenous arts and culture. She spoke on traditional practices passed down to her, how she applies those traditions …
University of Ottawa’s Master of Fine Art‘s program held their open house on December 14, 2018. It was a way to meet their professors and MFA students, and view graduate student work. Check the photos below.
Check out the vernissage in Ottawa City Hall for Kaleidoscope on December 13, 2018. Kaleidoscope highlights new additions to the City of Ottawa Art Collection in 2018. Artworks are added to the Collection each year by way of a peer assessment process through purchase, donation and/or commission. This year, 56 artworks by 33 artists were …