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SUMMARY:Nyssa\, Valois and Concrete Desire
DESCRIPTION:Not Great (EP) by Concrete Desire
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/nyssa-valois-and-concrete-desire/
LOCATION:Montgomery Scotch Lounge\, 750 Gladstone Ave\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1R 6X5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20180425T200000
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SUMMARY:The Long War w/ Rory Taillon + Mountain Eyes
DESCRIPTION:Door 8pm\n$10 Cover \nTHE LONG WAR\n \nRORY TAILLON \nMOUNTAIN EYES
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/thelongwar-rorytaillon-mountaineyes-pressed/
LOCATION:Montgomery Scotch Lounge\, 750 Gladstone Ave\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1R 6X5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20180421T210000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180421T233000
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SUMMARY:Flesh Rag\, The Shame\, Warp Lines
DESCRIPTION:FLESH RAG\nHamilton Ontario’s total manic frantic garage rock ‘n’ roll rippers with a deranged proto-punk fiery // members of TV Freaks\, Vapids\, Rocket Reducers\n \nTHE SHAME\nWeirdo experimental rockers // members of Tropical Dripps\, Doxx\, Dead Weights\, and Creep Wave. \nWARP LINES\nA raw ultrasonic post-punk crunch with massively catchy melodies sure to be stuck in your head for days! Members of The Yips\, Big Dick\, Tropical Dripps\, Million Dollar Marxists\, and Van Johnson. \nSaturday\, April 21st at The Dom. $5. Doors at 9:00pm. 19+. Accessibility info: There is a few small steps at the entrance and the washroom is down a flight of stairs.
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/flesh-rag-the-shame-warp-lines/
LOCATION:Dominion Tavern\, 33 York Street\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1N 5S7\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20180421T190000
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SUMMARY:musicXmaker - Nick Sherman\, Kimberly Sunstrum and Jonathan Becker
DESCRIPTION:the MusicXmaker series with \nNick Sherman (Sioux Lookout folk)\n \nKimberly Sunstrum (Ottawa folk-pop)\n \nJonathan Becker (Ottawa folk) \nSaturday April 21 @ Makerspace North (250 City Centre Ave. Unit 216)\nall ages – 7pm doors – $10 advance + service charges \nsupported by the OMDC – Ontario Media Development Corporation\nsponsored by Capital Rehearsal Studio\, Ottawa Beat\, Apt613\, YC Drum Company and Makerspace North \n@musicxmaker613 on instagram
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/musicxmaker-nick-sherman-kimberly-sunstrum-and-jonathan-becker/
LOCATION:Makerspace North\, 250 City Centre Ave #216\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1R 6K7\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20180421T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180421T210000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20180420T120720Z
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SUMMARY:Callen Schaub's The Arena @ The Sussex Contemporary
DESCRIPTION:Please join the Sussex Contemporary on April 21st (6-9) for the vernissage\, ‘The Arena.’
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/callen-schaubs-the-arena-the-sussex-contemporary/
LOCATION:The Sussex Contemporary\, 531 Sussex Dr\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1N 5S6\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20180421T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180421T180000
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SUMMARY:Record Store Day 2018 - Making the best of it!
DESCRIPTION:The Record Centre is hosting it’s annual Record Store Day event on Saturday April 21st 2018! \nRSD Exclusive Titles\n20% Off Sale on everything except for RSD titles and Tickets \nGiveaways:\n– EXCLUSIVE Johnny Cash RSD Release will be given to the first 200 customers (Only available at 14 locations in the country)\n– Draw for an Edwards Turntable ($500 Value)\n– Little Victories Coffee Roasters Drip Coffee will be given to customers with our signature Green Bag at their Hintonburg Location\n– Our signature treat: JOS LOUIS’ & more \nDJ’s & Live Music In-Store! \n9:30 am – DJ Chris Rockwell\n12:30 pm – DJ Zattar\n1:30 pm – Plant Legs (Nostalgic Dream Pop from Ottawa)\n3:00 pm – Trevor Alguire (Roots/Folk from Ottawa)\n4:30 pm – Yitzy & The Bits (Folk & Western with a Tropical Touch from Montreal) \nShows are PWYC (Pay What You Can). We’ll be running a tip hat for the artists/bands and for the Parkdale Food Centre.
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/record-store-day-2018-making-the-best-of-it/
LOCATION:The Record Centre\, 1099 Wellington St\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1Y 2Y4\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20180420T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180420T230000
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SUMMARY:The Commotions at Babylon Nightclub
DESCRIPTION:The Commotions have sidestepped the lightweight pop craze and taken the back roads straight into the hearts of their loyal followers\, earning unwavering support from the true lovers of genuine\, unsullied soul music. This 12-piece\, sharply dressed\, original throwback to the days of Motown is an evolved collection of Canada’s top funk & jazz players. \nTheir new CD is packed with amazing talent. Fronting the band is both Rebecca Noelle (La Voix\, The PepTides\, David Gogo) and Jeff Rogers (The Cooper Brothers and Silver Creek) on vocals. Both musicians have very successful careers on their own but have decided to bring their talents to the project. \nWith a sonically monumental performance and an energizing visual display\, The Commotions command every room they play\, drawing in audiences with their sizzling brass section\, thumping backbeat\, and sensitive ballads. \nCome and join the band for thei last show in Ottawa before Festival season on Friday April 20th.
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/the-commotions-at-babylon-nightclub/
LOCATION:Babylon Nightclub\, 371 Bank St\, Ottawa\, ON\, K2P 1X9\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Karneef : Omhouse : Wellington Sanipe
DESCRIPTION:Karneef (Montreal)\n“—warm\, Roy Ayers chords ground the track as it thrashes around at a manic pace\, like it’s trying to bust through the screen.” -Fader\n\n“Apparently Montreal’s answer to David Byrne.”\n-Noisey/Vice \nOmhouse (Toronto)\n\n“Finally\, Omhouse’s first full-length is here\, and it distills years of sonic exploration into an epic guitar record that is tightly focused and meticulously produced.”\n-NOW Toronto (Rating: NNNN) \nWellington Sanipe (Ottawa)\nleft cross by Wellington Sanipe\n“Ottawa’s Wellington Sanipe makes music for ghosts. Not really for actual revenants but for the living who feel invisible and hollow.”\n-Grayowl Point — Rating: Proud Hoot (Really Good)
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/karneef-omhouse-wellington-sanipe/
LOCATION:Montgomery Scotch Lounge\, 750 Gladstone Ave\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1R 6X5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20180420T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180420T220000
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SUMMARY:musicXmaker - dubé\, BLikeBrett
DESCRIPTION:the MusicXmaker series presents the  \nNorth American Tour kickoff for \ndubé (Ottawa indie grunge) \nBLikeBrett (Ottawa hiphop) \nFriday April 20 @ Makerspace North (250 City Centre Ave. Unit 216)\nall ages – 7pm doors – $12 advance + service charges \nproduced by Spectrasonic with support from the OMDC – Ontario Media Development Corporation\nsponsored by Makerspace North\, Capital Rehearsal Studios\, Ottawa Beat\, Apt613\, Little Jo Berry’s & YC Drum Company \n@musicxmaker613 on instagram
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/musicxmaker-dube-blikebrett/
LOCATION:Makerspace North\, 250 City Centre Ave #216\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1R 6K7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20180420T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180420T190000
DTSTAMP:20260606T085252
CREATED:20180419T184619Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180420T115655Z
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SUMMARY:Story of The Tragically Hip - Book Launch
DESCRIPTION:ARBORETUM FESTIVAL + NAC Presents/CNA Présente\npresent \nBOOK LAUNCH\nThe Never Ending Present:\nThe Story of Gord Downie and The Tragically Hip \nAuthor Michael Barclay in conversation with Paul Wells of Maclean’s Magazine. \n+ performances by\nClaude Munson / Shadowhand \nJoin us an inspiring and deeply insightful look at one of english Canada’s most revered and enigmatic songwriters and band. In the first print biography of the Tragically Hip\, celebrated music journalist Michael Barclay talked to dozens of the band’s peers and friends about not just the Hip’s music but about the opening bands\, the American albatross\, the band’s role in Canadian culture\, and Gord Downie’s role in reconciliation. Barclay wrote extensively about the Hip’s final tour for Maclean’s magazine\, and is one of the co-authors of legendary Canadian pop music compendium Have Not Been the Same. \nFREE\nSeating is limited. Please RSVP in ticket link \nFriday\, April 20 – 6pm / Cash bar opens at 5:30pm\nNational Arts Centre\, 1 Elgin Street\, City Room\nDuration: 1 hour + Q&A to follow \nBooks will be available for sale and signing. \n** A portion of proceeds from book sales at the show & in perpetuity will benefit legal group EcoJustice and literacy advocates Frontier College.
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/story-of-the-tragically-hip-book-launch/
LOCATION:National Arts Centre\, 1 Elgin Street\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1P 5W1\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20180420T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180420T220000
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SUMMARY:EX XIII - SPAO's End of Year Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Opening | Friday\, April 20\, 2018 from 16:00-22:00\nOn-View | April 20 – May 5\, 2018 \nThe School of the Photographic Arts: Ottawa proudly presents Exhibition XIII\, the first end-of-year exhibition at the new SPAO Centre. This thirteenth portfolio exhibition celebrates the work of our diploma students and highlights the thirteen members of the 2018 graduating class. \nOver the past year\, our full-time students have been working tirelessly to create innovative installations and portfolios to display their photographic craft. This diverse group of emerging talent is pushing the boundaries of the photographic medium\, working with 8×10 polaroids\, silver gelatin\, and digital pigment prints. \nThe SPAO Centre opened its doors to the public on November 10\, 2017 to a record 1\,000+ attendees. We are humbled by the continued support of our new neighbours\, patrons\, and the SPAO community. With Exhibition XIII\, we will share how the School of the Photographic Arts: Ottawa is shaping the next generation of photo-based artists.
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/spao-exxiii-exhibition/
LOCATION:SPAO\, 77 Pamilla Street\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1S 3K7\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20180420T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180420T170000
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SUMMARY:420 Party: THüNDERKOK / World War 4 / Black Galaxy / Blve Hills
DESCRIPTION:Presented by: Tweed House of TARG\, Beau’s\nDoors: 9pm / Show 10:00pm / 19+\nCover: $8 \nARE YOU ON DOPE? 420 PARTY \nThunderkok (Ott Metal)\nNew Wave of Canadian Heavy Metal. Ottawa’s most outrageous noize makers. For fans of partying loud! Only the good lord knows how they will pay tribute to 420 & the sweet leaf…..\n\nWorld War 4 (Ott Thrash)\nOld School Hoser Thrash. Nothing fancy. 1/5 always high on weed.\n\nBlack Galaxy (Ottawa Metal)\nFIRST SHOW – Hailing from the last decade of Ottawa’s rock music scene\, 4 men\, collectively known as “BLACK GALAXY” set sail on the intergalactic highway. With space as a dimensional influence\, and heavy riffs as a compass\, they seek passage into the smoke filled universe that is heavy metal.\n\nBlve Hills (Ottawa Psych-Grunge)\nSwirly & dreamy drug induced Psych-Grunge.\n\nTheir friends from TWEED INC. will be at the event too – they will have some shirts/hats & even a vaporizer to raffle off!!!! #Hi420
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/420-party-thunderkok-world-war-4-black-galaxy-blve-hills/
LOCATION:House of Targ\, 1077 Bank St\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1S 3W9\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20180419T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180419T233000
DTSTAMP:20260606T085252
CREATED:20180418T140331Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180418T140332Z
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SUMMARY:Scenic Route to Alaska\, Mike Edel and Chigurh
DESCRIPTION:Spectrasonic presents \nScenic Route to Alaska (Edmonton indie-rock)\n \nMike Edel (Victoria indie folk)\n \nChigurh (Ottawa indie/soul)\n \nThursday April 19 @ House of TARG (1077 Bank St.)\nlicensed 19+ – 8pm doors – $10 advance + service charges
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/scenicroutetoalaska-mikeedel-chigurh/
LOCATION:House of Targ\, 1077 Bank St\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1S 3W9\, Canada
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180418T230000
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SUMMARY:Jom Comyn\, Siberian Breaks & Fire Antlers
DESCRIPTION:8PM | $10 | PRESSED \n***\nJom Comyn (Edmonton)\nI Need Love by Jom Comyn\n“For years Jom Comyn has been the kind of artist that fellow Edmontonians talk about in reverence. His guitar-based compositions are enlightening\, but on I Need Love he abandons that format temporarily for long-form experimentation. There’s some drone-like songs\, little interludes\, guitar-based lullabies\, and even a full-on Motown song. It’s bold and nothing one would ever expect from Jom Comyn\, which is why it’s nothing short of incredible.” -Grayowl Point \n***\nSiberian Breaks (Ottawa)\nan arctic expedition soundtrack; the baffin island house band; cold\, dark and lost. \n***\nFire Antlers (Ottawa)\nCrawl by Fire Antlers\nFire Antlers is the jittery\, pulsating beat of a half-functioning robot sent to Canada’s Capital to warn us about events that will probably never happen\, backed by the sparkling chug of a muted surf guitar and the existential crooning of a thirty year old office worker… Travis Kinnear\, supported by his archaic drum machine\, crafts a unique blend of lo-fi pop and sci-folk that is danceable and layered with internal reflections: like some classic car cruising through the cosmos where the passing scenery causes you to ponder past relationships and inevitable futures.
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/jom-comyn-siberian-breaks-fire-antlers/
LOCATION:Montgomery Scotch Lounge\, 750 Gladstone Ave\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1R 6X5\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20180418T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180418T233000
DTSTAMP:20260606T085252
CREATED:20180418T135243Z
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SUMMARY:Dominique Sirois - Skawennati
DESCRIPTION:Respective exhibitions by Dominique Sirois (Montreal) and Skawennati (Montreal) \nApril 18 — May 19\, 2018 \n| | | | | | |  \nWednesday\, April 18 from 7PM to 11PM\nOpening reception  \n► Catering by Chloé Berlanga\n► Music by DJ Glory Hull \nFree admission / Free parking / Cash bar \n→ https://axeneo7.com/fr/dominique-sirois-2/\n→ https://axeneo7.com/fr/skawennati-2/ \n— \nDominique Sirois\nDi$play_Body \nDi$play_Body presents a continuation of the research of Montreal-based artist Dominique Sirois\, who has focused on art and economics in her work since 2014. In resonance with the various iterations of Indice éternité (2016-2017) and Mimesis Trinity (2014-2017)\, the theme of finance is once again centralized through a combination of affects that conceptually and formally exacerbate the prevailing trends of greed for any miser obsessed with economy. Thus\, through possible utopian cessations\, economic retentions or mythical speculations\, Sirois presents the financial dimension divided into two different allegorical figures. These two representations\, or rather\, these extensions of financial manifestations\, propose opposing attitudes towards money: one that is between retention and donation\, or deprivation and permission. Figures made of casts and assemblages\, specific to Sirois’ iconography\, are intriguing\, and at the same time\, frightening. The practical exploration of ceramics is therefore intertwined in a bidding of both theoretical and anecdotal tracks. \nIn the first figure\, the traits of the previously mentioned miser are intensified through the features of a businesswoman\, not far from those of the controversial Martha Stewart\, who was accused of insider trading in 2004 and imprisoned that same year. Arranged on a tiled device\, the biomorphic body of the latter is dismantled into a somatic and anatomical span. This inert composition presents organic tension; it seems immutable — half natural and half artificial — even transhumanistic. \nIn the second figure\, the mythological figure of Danaë is summoned. According to the age-old Greek myth\, Acrisius confines his daughter Danaë to a tower when an oracle predicts that his descendants would kill him. Interestingly\, the tower to which Danaë is confined is nonetheless showered with gold sent from Zeus. Sirois appropriates this chimerical dispute in a representation of abundant salvation: a flood of coins. The bare body of Danaë is analogically linked to the nudes of art history\, and\, the Danaë figure painted in a series by Titian (between 1544 and 1560) is seen updated in the current perspectives of fashion and high fashion commercials\, including those of Versace. The body thus becomes a human support — a device — for luxurious objects.  \nTransposed in an immersive and decorative installation space\, the arrangements suggest a metonymic displacement. The paradigm of art for art\, at times associated with decoration\, is correlated to that of money for money\, and as such should the exhibition be apprehended. In this installation\, the visitor is invited to experience an assembled interior worthy of a decor magazine; one punctuated with symmetrically arranged pieces\, ethereal elements and atypical furniture made with tiles. Armored textile pieces are contrasted with transparent ornamental fabric upon which is printed the traditional white shirt of the businessman\, however dislocated — even jumbled — it might be.  \nDi$play_Body by Dominique Sirois introduces new formal and conceptual associations of greed\, linking the fictional to the decorative in an allegory for money by bodies converted into devices. \n— Jean-Michel Quirion  \n— \nDominique Sirois lives and work in Montreal\, she hold a degree from University of Quebec in Montreal in visual art (MFA 2010) and is pursuing a PhD. Her installation work takes the form of sets composed of individual pieces often in the logic of assemblages. They are often sculptural\, associating ceramics\, casts and found objects. These assemblages have also as a starting point images where Sirois seek to play with the materiality of prints in dialogue with different material supports. With her projects\, Sirois creates mental spaces\, like semiotic and analogical constructions using economic\, aesthetic\, archeologic and digital references. Her projects have been presented in numerous galleries in Canada\, among them Clark centre\, Division gallery and Latitude 53. Sirois also did several residencies abroad (C.C.A.\, Glasgow\, Couvent des Récollets\, Paris and Hangar\, Barcelona). She frequently collaborates with artist Grégory Chatonsky\, they presented their joint work at MOCA Taipei\, at CDA of Enghien-les-Bains in France\, at Mois de la Photo in Montreal\, at Unicorn Center for Arts in Beijing and at l’IMAL in Brussels and more recently at Diagonale in Montreal. \n/ / / / / / \nSkawennati.\nTeiakwanahstahsontéhrha’ We Extend the Rafters \nChildren’s exhibition \nMy name is Iotetshèn:’en\, and I live on Earth-usually. Our planet is united under the Great Law of Peace. […] Earth has been attacked by more than one visitor from outerspace\, and our harmonious way of life is being threatened. So for now\, my home is this spaceship. We are travelling to the first meeting of the five nearest\, friendliest planets in our galaxy. The goal of our mission is to create a union that will protect us from attacks and also help us share our very different knowledges. I have been invited on this historic voyage because I have a special power… \nThus begins The Peacemaker Returns\, a futuristic saga set in 3025 yet firmly rooted in the ancestral Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) confederation story and featuring historical figures such as Tekanawí:ta\, Jacques Cartier\, and a president addicted to Twitter! This new machinima — an animation — style movie produced on the virtual reality platform Second Life — is the core of the children’s exhibition Teiakwanahstahsontéhrha’ | We Extend the Rafters\, designed specifically for kids aged 5 to 11 by Skawennati. Audiences of all ages are invited to (re)discover some traditions in the artist’s “museum of the future\,” an original installation. A guided tour and a collective workshop in the form of an innovative board game will encourage young and mature viewers alike to (re)learn history from an Indigenous perspective and imagine how all people can contribute to the world of tomorrow\, reminding us how History\, like any other narrative\, is a construction defined by those who tell it. \nAn exhibition produced and circulated by VOX — Centre de l’image contemporaine  \n→ http://centrevox.ca/ \n— \nSkawennati makes art that addresses history\, the future\, and change from an Indigenous perspective. Best known for her machinimas — movies made in virtual environments — she also produces still images\, sculpture and textile works. \nHer pioneering new media projects include the online gallery/chat-space and mixed-reality event\, CyberPowWow (1997-2004); a paper doll/time-travel journal\, Imagining Indians in the 25th Century (2001); and TimeTraveller™ (2008-2013)\, a multi-platform project featuring nine machinima episodes. These have been presented in New Zealand\, Hawaii\, Ireland and across North America in major exhibitions such as “Now? Now!” at the Biennale of the Americas\, and “Looking Forward (L’Avenir)” at the Montreal Biennale. Skawennati is represented by ELLEPHANT and her award-winning work is included in both public and private collections. \nBorn in Kahnawà:ke Mohawk Territory\, Skawennati holds a BFA from Concordia University in Montreal\, where she is based. She is Co-Director\, with Jason E. Lewis\, of Aboriginal Territories in Cyberspace (AbTeC)\, a research network of artists\, academics and technologists investigating\, creating and critiquing Indigenous virtual environments. She also co-directs their Skins workshops in Aboriginal Storytelling and Digital Media. In 2015\, AbTeC launched IIF\, the Initiative for Indigenous Futures; Skawennati is its Partnership Coordinator.
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/dominique-sirois-skawennati/
LOCATION:Axenéo Sept\, 80 Rue Hanson\, Gatineau\, QC\, J8Y 3M5\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20180418T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180418T233000
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SUMMARY:TARG Year Four Super Over-The-Top Anniversary Mega Arcade Party - Round 2
DESCRIPTION:Presented by: House of TARG\nDoors: 5pm / ALL AGES WELCOME\nCover: FREE\n$1 off all Perogies \nTARG YEAR FOUR SUPER OVER-THE-TOP ANNIVERSARY MEGA ARCADE PARTY – Round #2 \nALL THE xTRA GAMES ARE STICKING AROUND FOR 1 MORE DAY!!!!!! \nTHIS YEAR OUR ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION IS ALL ABOUT THE GAMES\nWe will be stuffing as many extra PINBALL MACHINES\, CLASSIC ARCADE CABINETS & ARCADE ODDITIES as we can cram through the doors to create a MEGA Arcade that will not be soon forgotten. Expect 10+ additional games  added to our collection for the Party. OttawaPinball.com & Pinhead.ca  will be pull out all the stops – It’s gonna be Cuckoo Bananas.  \nSPOILER ALERT\nOne of the xtra Pinball Machines onsite will be the new 2017 Stern STAR WARS Machine.\n\nOTHER GAMES ONSITE FOR THE YEAR4 CELEBRATION:\nPolice Trainer\, Devil Riders\, Ripley’s Believe It Or Not\, The Simpsons\, 2017 Stern Star Wars\, Xmen\, Orbitor 1\, Bride Of Pinbot\, Tron + a custom Giant version of Ice Cold Beer. #ArcadeParadise \nHACK THE SYSTEM\nAll the xtra games will be sticking around From our Official Year Four Anniversary Party….  There’s no way we were going to bring in all these extra games and not give everyone an extra day to play the hell out of them – pop by for round 2 of our anniversary celebrations and take full advantage of what will likely be one of the most amazing lineup of games ever!! Oh Ya  – 1$ off perogies every Wednesday.
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/targ-year-four-super-over-the-top-anniversary-mega-arcade-party-round-2/
LOCATION:House of Targ\, 1077 Bank St\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1S 3W9\, Canada
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SUMMARY:House of Targ 4th Anniversary Party!
DESCRIPTION:Presented by: House of TARG\nDoors: 8pm / 19+\nCover: FREE \nTARG YEAR FOUR SUPER OVER-THE-TOP ANNIVERSARY MEGA ARCADE PARTY\nThe Official House of TARG Annual Birthday Party – Tues April 17 8pm / 19+ \nTHIS YEAR OUR ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION IS ALL ABOUT THE GAMES\nWe will be stuffing as many extra PINBALL MACHINES\, CLASSIC ARCADE CABINETS & ARCADE ODDITIES as we can cram through the doors to create a MEGA Arcade that will not be soon forgotten. Expect 10+ additional games added to our collection for the Party. Ottawa Pinball & Pinhead.ca are pulling out all the stops – It’s gonna be Cuckoo Bananas!!! #stoked \nSPOILER ALERT\nOne of the xtra Pinball Machines onsite will be the new 2017 Stern STAR WARS Machine!! \nRUMOURED EXTRA GAMES COMING TO TARG FOR THE PARTY:\nData East The Simpsons\, Ripley’s Believe It Or Not\, TRON Pinball\, Orbitor-1\, Q Ball Wizard\, Data East Star Trek\, X-men\, Devil Riders\, Bride of PinBot 2.0\, + a life sized version of ICE COLD BEER!!!!!! \nPLAYABLE VINTAGE HOME CONSOLE MUSEUM\nWe will have a bunch of vintage home consoles set up for you to try out. Some of the faves from your childhood and specimens that you have never seen before. Vectrex\, Magnavox Odyssey 2\, Intellivision\, Atari\, Sega GameGear…..  \nLOOT BAGS\nWe open our doors at 8pm & fully expect a disgusting Black Friday Walmart style door crash to get at this years limited supply of TARG ANNIVERSARY LOOTS BAGS. (Not really\, there will be plenty for everyone). Expect some neat surprises and collectable TARG crap that will set you apart from the rest! \nWIZARD CHALLENGE\nBe sure to grab your Wizard Challenge Card to complete an Arcade Circuit for wicked prizes! \nRUMOURS\nThere is buzz going around that the TARG Mini Bike Stunt Team will be back to perform their annual unimpressive drive by. \nLETS HANG\nFriends of TARG\, it has been a wild dream come true to serve our amazing city for 4 full years. We hope you can drop by\, say hello & play some games with us on this very special day in ARCADE PARADISE.
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/houseoftarg-4thanniversary-party/
LOCATION:ON
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SUMMARY:The Arena - Live Painting Performance by Callen Schaub
DESCRIPTION:Join The Sussex Contemporary on April 15th from 6-8pm for a live performance and discussion with Callen Schaub\, the featured Artist in Residence for April\, 2018.  \nMontreal-based artist Callen Schaub’s paintings seem to defy gravity. Colours burst from the centre of the image\, and paint drips down every edge of the canvas. If you look at them and ask yourself how these explosions of acrylic paint could have been made\, you wouldn’t be alone. Luckily for us\, Schaub isn’t shy about his techniques\, which are stunning performances in themselves. – Mercedes Grundy\, CBC Arts \nCallen Schaub is an abstract artist working with paint\, natural forces\, and machines in an innovative way to produce bold and thought-provoking contemporary artworks. With a growing performative practice\, Schaub often creates his paintings live at notable events and venues such as the Metro Toronto Convention Centre\, Nathan Phillips Square during Nuit Blanche\, the Field Trip Music and Arts Festival at Fort York\, Honest Ed’s\, and at the Soho House. Schaub has worked with various galleries across Canada including the Art Gallery of Ontario\, Duran Mahaal Gallery\, and Galerie Youn in Montreal\, Winsor Gallery in Vancouver\, Hatch Gallery in Prince Edward County as well as Project Gallery\, OnlyOneGallery\, and the Black Cat Gallery in Toronto. Schaub graduated from OCAD University in 2012.
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/the-arena-live-painting-performance-by-callen-schaub/
LOCATION:The Sussex Contemporary\, 531 Sussex Dr\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1N 5S6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180415T170000
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CREATED:20180413T143142Z
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SUMMARY:Pietro Amato & Jessie Stein: After Language
DESCRIPTION:Pietro Amato + Jessie Stein (of The Luyas)\nAFTER LANGUAGE (LP release)\nSunday\, April 15\, 4pm\nThe Record Centre\nPWYC / Free \nPietro Amato and Jessie Stein\, long-time collaborators and members of The Luyas present After Language: an expansive album of improvised music. \nThe album was made essentially by accident after a studio-mate was loaned a piano for the Luyas’ rehearsal space. “We weren’t even trying to make a record”\, says Amato of the sessions\, “we just got excited about having a piano in our space and started recording. It’s basically our subconscious coming out in audio form. We really didn’t actually set out to make anything specific.” \nThe improvisations sit in the general tradition of ambient music but retain important aspects of melodic structure. The piano and organs move from serene patience to frenetic blistering moments. After Language is a flow of two 20 minute-long tracks\, drenched with weltschmerz recorded live off the floor in Montréal\, with minimal edits. The album was mixed by Sandro Perri.
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/pietroamato-jessiestein-afterlanguage/
LOCATION:The Record Centre\, 1099 Wellington St\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1Y 2Y4\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180414T233000
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CREATED:20180408T205648Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180410T160355Z
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SUMMARY:Bangers & Mash Festival 2018
DESCRIPTION:BANGERS & MASH is an ode to the fresh soul music scene in Ottawa\, Ontario. On Saturday April 14\, we’ll be hosting 8 groups and 2 DJs in 5 hours. \nStage #1: House of TARG\nL.G.R. Band\, The Bank Street Bonbons\, Harea Band\, Sarah Bradley\, Trevor Walker\, JFUN \nStage #2: Black Squirrel Books & Espresso Bar\nSlack Bridges\, Eru-Era\, TAPAS\, No Fancy Parts
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/bangers-mash-festival-2018/
LOCATION:House of Targ\, 1077 Bank St\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1S 3W9\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180413T233000
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CREATED:20180413T141343Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180413T141343Z
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SUMMARY:Dana Jean Phoenix + Michael Oakley + Hard Science
DESCRIPTION:Presented by: Ottawa Synths\, House of TARG\, Beau’s\nDoors: 9pm / Show at 10pm\nCover: $10 / 19+ \nSWITCHED ON SYNTHS: Synthwave Edition\nAn evening of neo-1980s inspired synthy good times.  \nDANA JEAN PHOENIX (Toronto Synthwave)\nDana Jean Phoenix is a Synthwave artist from Toronto\, who got her start touring internationally as a vocalist for Juno Award Winner Jully Black\, and then as the front woman for the Juno Nominated electro-funk band God Made Me Funky. \nDana Jean has since gained a following in the international Synthwave scene\, collaborating with Dreamwave and Darksynth heavyweights as GosT\, Perturbator\, Timecop1983\, Highway Superstar\, and Sunglasses Kid. Her original music has been featured on ‘The Voice’ (US)\, and the original feature film ‘The Walking Deceased’. \nIn 2017\, her collaboration with Dutch dreamwave artist @Timecop1983 ‘Dreams (Feat. Dana Jean Phoenix)’\, was featured in the Netflix original films ‘You Get Me’ and ‘Coin Heist’. The song will also be featured in the upcoming video game ‘Crossing Souls’\, an old-school action adventure with RPG touches\, that will be released on PS4 and PC on Feb. 13\, 2018.  \nDana’s latest album\, ‘Synth City’ features production from Timecop1983\, The Northern Lights\, Highway Superstar\, Robots With Rayguns\, London Lazers\, Till Wild\, and The Amazing Mr. S and has been featured on the Synthwave scene’s leading sites and blogs: New Retro Wave\, Vehlinggo\, and Drive Radio.
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/dana-jean-phoenix-michael-oakley-hard-science/
LOCATION:House of Targ\, 1077 Bank St\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1S 3W9\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180413T230000
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CREATED:20180413T141929Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180413T141929Z
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SUMMARY:DIY spring: King Krook\, Dashype\, Jessie Simmons\, Blakeleeluv
DESCRIPTION:DIY Spring x Seiiizmikk showcasing\nUnderground Ottawa Hip Hop/Soca\nDoors at 8:30\n5$ entrance. \nDashype – Hip Hop/RAP\n \nJessie Simmons – Soca/Kompa Cover songs.\n \nKing KROOK Hip Hop/Rap\n \nBlakeleeluv – Hip Hop/Rap \nDIY Spring promotes community growth through respect\, empathy\, and social consciousness. We acknowledge this event\, and all of our organizing\, takes place on unceded and unsurrendered Algonquin territory.
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/diy-spring-king-krook-dashype-jessie-simmons-blakeleeluv/
LOCATION:Babylon Nightclub\, 371 Bank St\, Ottawa\, ON\, K2P 1X9\, Canada
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180413T230000
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CREATED:20180412T155300Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180412T155302Z
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SUMMARY:Catriona Sturton & Liz Stevens
DESCRIPTION:Catriona Sturton \n“Hers is not a bombastic solo outing\, but rather an emotional journey informed by her tender voice\, bluesy guitar and raw\, expressive harmonica” – Lynn Saxberg\, Ottawa Citizen \nSings like an angel\, plays like a beast. Rock and roll lover of Heavenly and the heaviest blues. After learning to file harmonica reeds in a back alley\, Catriona toured Canada as the bassist for Halifax teen-rockers\, Plumtree (who inspired the cult-favourite book and movie\, Scott Pilgrim\, with their song of the same name). She’s played with Italian harmonica wizards\, a Hiroshima-based garage rock band\, and has been a hired harp gun for Canadian folk and indie favourites before striking out on her own.\n \nLiz Stevens \nThe dynamic lead singer and songwriter of Alberta’s Copperhead\, who blend dark\, throaty Motown\, swaggering rock\, folk with a rusty edge and some spacey instrumentation\, is loved for her haunting melodies and smoky\, soulful voice. Her electric guitar-based songs are characterized by a blues heart and rock ‘n’ roll soul.
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/catrionasturton-lizstevens/
LOCATION:National Arts Centre\, 1 Elgin Street\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1P 5W1\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Events
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SUMMARY:Ghosts - Gillian King
DESCRIPTION:Join PDA Projects at General Assembly for Ghosts\, a visual art exhibition of recent paintings by Ottawa artist Gillian King \nOpening Vernissage: Friday\, April 13\, 2018\, 7:00pm – 11:00pm\nExhibition Dates: April 13 – April 28th\, 2018\nVenue Address: 5 Fairmont Avenue\, Ottawa\, Ontario K1Y 1X4 Host Venue: General Assembly / Assemblée Générale\nFREE ADMISSION \nThe artist will be giving away limited edition packages of organic wildflower seeds for your Garden. They are pollinator friendly and when fully grown can be harvested to make natural dyes \n============================================= \nArtist Talk: Saturday April 21\, 2:00pm \nViewings:\nTuesday\, April 17\, 5:30pm – 7:30pm\nSaturday\, April 21\, 1:00pm – 5:00pm\nTuesday\, April 24\, 5:30pm – 7:30pm\nThursday\, April 26\, 5:30pm – 7:30pm \nTo book a private viewing contact:\nBrendan A. de Montigny\ninfo@pdaprojects.com \n613.979.8159 \n============================================= \nABOUT THE EXHIBITION: \nGhosts are traces of the past seen in present forms. They exist between decay and renewal. \nThe forthcoming exhibition\, ‘Ghosts’\, is a new series of paintings made with extracted pigments from decaying plants and flowers. King continues to work with materials like beeswax and earth sediments\, and has now incorporated plant pigments that are extracted through steam dyeing methods. ‘Ghosts’ is an invitation to consider the topography of painted surfaces and our relationship to landscapes today. \nThese traces of pigmentation are not the only ghosts in Gillian King’s work. The paintings are evidence of her body moving through time. Beginning outdoors\, she gathers raw materials; earth sediments\, plants\, and flowers. In the studio\, she uses her hands to work with the materials in order to gain an intimate understanding of them and her function within local ecosystems. \nSympoiesis\, meaning\, becoming-with is a central idea in ‘Ghosts’. Donna Haraway elaborates on the concept of sympoiesis in Staying with the Trouble: Making Kin in the Chthulucene. Sympoiesis challenges the human-centric framing of the Anthropocene; a new destructive environmental period thought to be caused by human impact on the natural environment. Haraway’s alternative interpretation is the Chthulucene. Derived from the greek word chthon\, meaning “earth”\, Chthulucene considers all things that dwell in or under the earth. The focus is on how everything is codependent\, such as bacteria\, plants\, flowers\, and beeswax. King and her canvases are then connected. Like Haraway\, King is interested in deviating from the idea that our relationship to the environment is without hope. Rather\, her gestures are traces that consider sympoiesis\, or how to make-with nature’s ecosystems. \nThank you to the Ontario Arts Council – Conseil des arts de l’Ontario\, Ottawa Arts Council\, and the Nancy Petry Foundation for their financial support in the research\, making\, and execution of this exhibition. \nFor more information about the Nancy Petry Award please visit:\nhttp://www.joeplaskett.com/petry.php?lang=en \n=============================================\nABOUT GILLIAN KING: \nGillian King is an Ottawa based painter. She holds an MFA from the university of Ottawa\, and a BFA from the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg. \nKing is the the recipient of the 2017 RBC Ottawa Emerging Artist Award and the 2017 Nancy Petry Award . She has recently completed residencies at Nes Artist Residency (Skagaströnd\, Iceland)\, Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity (Banff\, Alberta)\, and Spark Box Studio (Picton\, Ontario). In 2016\, she exhibited in group shows at PDA Projects (Ottawa\, Ontario)\, Galerie Karsh-Masson Gallery (Ottawa\, Ontario)\, and a solo exhibition titled\, ‘Becoming Animal’\, at the Ottawa Art Gallery – Galerie d’art d’Ottawa (Ottawa\, Ontario). In 2017\, she exhibited at La Maison des Artistes (Winnipeg\, Manitoba)\, the City of Ottawa Annual Acquisitions exhibition at the Karsh-Masson Gallery for ‘Longevity’\, and had a solo exhibition\, ‘Megacaldera’\, at the University of Marinette (Marinette\, Wisconsin\, USA). She was honoured to be Ontario’s representative at the 50th Anniversary The Robert McLaughlin Gallery exhibition titled ‘Ab NEXT ’
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/ghosts-gillian-king/
LOCATION:Cinqhole\, 5 Fairmount Ave\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1Y 1X4\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180413T210000
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SUMMARY:Balancing Act: Troy Moth | Yvonne Wiegers
DESCRIPTION:Please join Studio Sixty Six for their inaugural exhibition\, Balancing Act\, featuring Troy Moth + Yvonne Wiegers at our new location\, 858 Bank St.\, Suite 102\, April 13th from 6 to 9 pm! \nbar\, hors d’oeuvres\, accessible \nCover art work: Yvonne Wiegers\, Troy Moth \nTroy Moth and Yvonne Wiegers are artists whose works center around the instability of the world and its’ environment; paired in this exhibition to show two perspectives of the same spectrum. \nCanadian artist\, photographer and film director\, Troy Moth has worked for numerous commercial and editorial clients\, including Architectural Digest\, Conde Nast Traveller\, Vogue\, Harper’s Bazaar\, Rolling Stone\, GQ\, Greenpeace and many others. He has also exhibited his work nationally in Victoria\, Vancouver\, Toronto and Montreal as well as Internationally in New York\, Kansas\, Italy and Switzerland. Many pieces from in this exhibition have been also purchased by Art Gallery of Victoria for their permanent collection. Troy has received many awards including\, Magenta flash forward\, Applied Arts and Toronto alternative film festival – best director. \nMoth’s iconic images are featured on art gallery walls and trendy t-shirts alike\, famed for their stark\, smoky portrayals of landscapes and creatures\, of both the human and non-human variety. When Troy is not off adventuring and photographing in the wilds he lives and works at his studio and home in Tahsis\, BC.  \nOttawa based artist Yvonne Wiegers has exhibited in Canada\, United States\, Sri Lanka and Russia. She has a B.A. (University of Guelph) and a MFA (University of Calgary) garnering the department’s nomination for the Governor General’s Medal. As an artist\, Yvonne attempts to put order in the chaotic overflow of life by distilling principal themes into intricate drawings and paintings.  \nWiegers states\, “Accumulations obsess me. The number of stars in the sky\, the number of carbon dioxide molecules in the atmosphere and the number of people on the planet are the impetus for my work. My latest work investigates the ideas of presence\, accumulation and proliferation.”
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/balancing-act-troy-moth-yvonne-wiegers/
LOCATION:Studio Sixty Six\, 858 Bank Street\, Suite 102\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1S 3W3\, Canada
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180412T223000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20180412T162132Z
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SUMMARY:Avec pas d'casque
DESCRIPTION:Avec pas d’casque is back with Effets spéciaux\, its fourth critically-acclaimed album\, in which the group continues to hone its astro-folk sound. Their slow colourful lyrics and the soft\, atmospheric blend of guitars\, lap steel and keyboards give audiences a laid-back\, mind-bending concert.
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/avec-pas-dcasque/
LOCATION:National Arts Centre\, 1 Elgin Street\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1P 5W1\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180412T233000
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CREATED:20180412T154148Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180412T154148Z
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SUMMARY:Topsy Turvy\, The Valveenus\, Audio Visceral & Crown Vic
DESCRIPTION:Presented by: Fireworks Collective & House of TARG\, Whitewater Brewing\nDoors: 8pm / Show 8:30pm\nCover: $8 / 19+
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/topsy-turvy-the-valveenus-audio-visceral-crown-vic/
LOCATION:House of Targ\, 1077 Bank St\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1S 3W9\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180412T230000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20180412T154529Z
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SUMMARY:Mainprize & Co. - Music & Poetry
DESCRIPTION:A Night of Music and Poetry.\nDoors: 8:00PM; Show: 8:30PM; Cover: $10 (Cash Only) \nCraig Mainprize\nEverglades by Craig Mainprize \nHuntley Slim & the Suburban Cowboys\nMake Work Project by Huntley Slim \nBrecken Hancock  \nShane Rhodes
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/mainprize-co-musicpoetry/
LOCATION:Montgomery Scotch Lounge\, 750 Gladstone Ave\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1R 6X5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180412T210000
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CREATED:20180412T161647Z
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SUMMARY:Parfocal Lens - Indigenous Praxis
DESCRIPTION:Parfocal Lens: Indigenous Praxis \nJoin SPAO for the first session in their visiting artists’ series\, Parfocal Lens\, and participate in a great conversation about photographic artistry\, visual literacy and personal vision. Inaugurating the first-ever visiting artist series to take place in SPAO’s new multi-purpose Panasonic Studio\, “Indigenous Praxis” has been designed to make a pointed acknowledgment of the First Peoples on whose traditional territory SPAO is located. \nSPAO is excited to present an illustrious panel of contemporary Indigenous artists and arts professionals to give presentations on their work with photography and lens-based media and the issues they address. The critically-acclaimed photographer and independent curator Jeff Thomas and the award-winning and internationally recognized photo-based artist Rosalie Favell will discuss the subjects of identity and Indigeneity in their work. These two Karsh Award winners will be joined in conversation with Steven Loft\, the Director of the Creating Knowing and Sharing: The Arts and Cultures of First Nations\, Inuit and Métis Peoples program with the Canada Council for the Arts.  \n“Parfocal Lens: Indigenous Praxis” offers an occasion to learn more about the panelists’ important work and how they put their far-reaching vision into practice. \nImage credit: Rosalie Favell\, I awoke to find my spirit had returned\, 1999. \nArtists’ Bios: \nBorn in Winnipeg\, Rosalie Favell is an award-winning Canadian photographer whose practice takes inspiration from her Métis (Cree/English) heritage. Using a variety of sources\, including family albums and popular culture\, she presents a complex self-portrait of her experiences as a contemporary Aboriginal woman. Her Facing the Camera (2008-ongoing) is a major body of work featuring hundreds of portraits of Aboriginal artists\, aiming to give as much representation of her community as possible. Favell’s work has appeared in exhibitions throughout the world. \nA Mohawk of the Six Nations with Jewish heritage\, Hamilton-born Steven Loft is the Director of the Creating Knowing and Sharing: The Arts and Cultures of First Nations\, Inuit and Métis Peoples program with the Canada Council for the Arts. His exhibitions have broken new ground in contextualizing Aboriginal art practices\, incorporating abstraction\, photography and multi-media. Loft has written extensively for arts publications\, co-editing the books Transference\, Technology\, Tradition: Aboriginal Media and New Media Art and Coded Territories: Indigenous Pathways in New Media. \nBorn in Buffalo\, New York\, Jeff Thomas is an urban-based Iroquois\, self-taught photo-based artist\, writer\, public speaker\, and curator\, living in Ottawa. Thomas seeks to demystify historical depictions of First Nations stereotypes in photography by re-contextualizing these images for modern audiences. Thomas has won numerous awards. His recent shows include A Necessary Fiction: My Conversation with Edward S. Curtis & George Hunter\, Art Gallery of Mississauga (2017); Toronto: Tributes + Tributaries\, 1971-1989\, Art Gallery of Ontario (2016); and SAKAHÀN\, National Gallery of Canada (2013).
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/parfocal-lens-indigenous-praxis/
LOCATION:SPAO\, 77 Pamilla Street\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1S 3K7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20180411T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20180411T200000
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CREATED:20180408T204959Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180408T205000Z
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SUMMARY:Concepts - Exposure Gallery
DESCRIPTION:CONCEPTS | images + ideas \nOpening: Wednesday\, April 11 | 6-8 pm\nOn-view: April 11-May 28\, 2018 \nBARBARA BROWN\, AM DUMOUCHEL\, HANNAH EVANS\, JOHN HEALEY\, OLIVIA JOHNSTON\, GENEVIÈVE LABBÉ\, NIK MIRUS\, NEEKO PALUZZI \nCurated by: Neeko Paluzzi \nIn this curated group exhibition\, eight artists were selected to show images that emphasize concept over aesthetic. As curator Neeko Paluzzi put it\, “I wasn’t looking for beauty. I wasn’t looking for documents. I was looking for political\, social\, and conceptual ideas visualized. These are not just photographs –– they are ideas taking the form of images.” \nWhen the call for submissions were placed earlier this year\, Exposure Gallery reviewed nearly one hundred images. Thank you for all those who submitted! \nCONCEPTS is the most innovative show at Exposure Gallery to date\, and we hope that you will come and experience the images during the opening on April 11 from 6-8pm and throughout the exhibition.
URL:https://photogmusic.com/event/concepts-exposure-gallery/
LOCATION:Exposure Gallery\, 1255 Wellington St West\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1Y 3A6\, Canada
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