Studio Sixty Six held their the opening reception of Christine Fitzgerald‘s Captive. Which features beautiful and emotional photographs of Parrots. About the exhibition: “Christine’s project about these coveted creatures. It is a meditation on themes surrounding the often conflicted, often tenuous relationship between humans and the natural world, areas where she explored in previous bodies …
Studio Sixty Six had their opening reception for Leslie Hossack‘s Freud Through The Looking-Glass About the exhibition: Ottawa photographer, artist Leslie Hossack’s exhibition, “Freud Through The Looking-Glass” presents a series of photographs from Sigmund Freud’s home and office in Vienna that will inspire viewers to think about the profound impact of Freud’s theories. The photographs …
The School of the Photographic Arts: Ottawa proudly presented Exhibition No. 14, their end-of-year exhibition at the new SPAO Centre in Little Italy. This fourteenth portfolio exhibition celebrates the work of their diploma students and highlights the work of the 2019 graduating class. Over the past year, their full-time students have been working tirelessly to …
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 …
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; …
In celebration of OAG’s inauguration, Galerie Annexe presented four group exhibitions by regionally-based artists. These exhibitions highlight the major themes in the expanded OAG’s first exhibition, Àdisòkàmagan / Nous connaître un peu nous-mêmes / We’ll all become stories, namely bodies, technology, mapping, and bridging. Print Culture highlights an emerging print scene that is developing in …
Tina Faucher is an emerging artist currently living in Ottawa. She works primarily with black ink creating detailed hand-drawn stippled images, with subject matter exploring themes such as identity, mental health, and mythology. May 24th was the vernissage for A Fresh Skin at Purple Urchin. A Fresh Skin is about the process of purging what …
During the week of OAG‘s opening weekend. Saw Video and Knot Project Space held their exhibition called Under New Management: Video Store Rental. As the curatorial collective Under New Management (Su-Ying Lee & Suzanne Carte), they brought back the glory days of video rental stores. They invite you to enjoy the ease, simplicity, and nostalgia …
The School of the Photographic Arts: Ottawa proudly presented Exhibition XIII on April 20, 2018. t The first end-of-year exhibition at the new SPAO Centre in Little Italy. This thirteenth portfolio exhibition celebrates the work of their diploma students and highlights the thirteen members of the 2018 graduating class. The exhibition runs until May 5, …