Events

Ossuary – Shanell Papp

Ossuary – Shanell Papp An ossuary is a space used to store skeletal remains. In places where cemetery and graveyard space is limited and reused. There are spaces like the Catacombs of Paris and the Sedlec Ossuary, Czechia. Which are very popular tourist sites.  Though places to store human remains are fairly common from medical […]

Series:Gallery Exhibition

Date:January 29th, 2022  -  March 26th, 2022

Location:Casa - Project Space

The Dancers – Maria Riviere

The Dancers I:  dried plants and yarn I find that the most important part of this project is the mind and body processes. A logical process intertwined with intuition, free association, gestural movements, repetition, and colour. This research–driven work combines art theories, movements, artists’ influence, and my exploration. The work, developed during the COVID-19 pandemic, […]

Series:Gallery Exhibition

Date:January 29th, 2022  -  March 26th, 2022

Location:Casa - Student Showcase

Flora & Fauna – Isabel Robertson

Flora & Fauna – Isabel Robertson I painted my first bird while in hospital, being treated for bipolar disorder.  As I was released I felt free.  This feeling has remained as well as my fascination with birds and all living things.  Getting outside is good for the soul.  Through my artwork, I try to bring […]

Series:Gallery Exhibition

Date:January 29th, 2022  -  March 26th, 2022

Location:Casa - Passage Gallery

Worlds Apart – Aaron Hagan

Worlds Apart – Aaron Hagan “Worlds Apart” is a small suite of paintings that brings together two approaches to painting that I have been exploring both separately and in unison for close to two decades.  These two approaches primarily involve expression and resolution.  Abstract painting, for me, is a creative act coupled with a myriad […]

Series:Gallery Exhibition

Date:January 29th, 2022  -  March 26th, 2022

Location:Casa - Focus Gallery

No Voices – Group Exhibition

No Voices – Group exhibition This group exhibition organized by Lorraine Lee features 12 artists uniquely responding to the same verse of poetry. Featured artists: Alexis Bialobzyski, Vaughan Coupland, Claire Hatton, Shauna Hayward, Rick Gillis, Jeanne Kollee, Laurel Krause, Lorraine Lee, Jana MacKenzie, Kathleen Moors, Sheila Shaw, and Frater Tham

Series:Gallery Exhibition

Date:January 29th, 2022  -  March 26th, 2022

Location:Casa - Concourse Gallery

Diary of Earthly Things – Leah Koutroumanos

Through a painting practice focused on representation and mimetic rendering, my work addresses illusive moments of everyday experience. By aesthetically assessing my domestic space, I have developed a body of watercolour paintings that depict isolated subjects, such as residual objects and fragments. Referring to the genre of still life and trompe-l’oeil, my small format compositions are descriptive, precise and diaristic. A testimony to the lived experience, painting from life produces nuance and ambiguity which challenges the search for truth, and any notion of realism. My work is an anthropological investigation which explores the fundamentally human attachment to the material world. The relevance of this is emphasized by the social circumstances of the pandemic in which these paintings have been conceptualized.

Series:Gallery Exhibition

Date:November 20th, 2021  -  January 15th, 2022

Fee:free

Location:Casa - Project Space

Data and Dirt – Sandra Cowan

This body of work is about place, and the ineffable quality of place. I am curious about the numinous quality we experience in some places, sometimes known as spirit of place, or by the Tibetan word drala, which may be easier to perceive in places that are known as spiritual or sacred sites. It is something we can perceive and that affects us when we are at the site, but cannot easily be communicated through photography, language, quantification, or anything beyond direct experience.

Series:Gallery Exhibition

Date:November 20th, 2021  -  January 15th, 2022

Location:Casa - Concourse Showcases

re (Read) – Don Ahnahnsisi McIntyre

(re)Read superimposes is a small collection of legal words and phrases, used to describe indigenous states of being, that most people don’t understand.  We accept this unrecognizable jargon without question.  In the work of Reconciliation, it is essential that we all question what the law, and our governments write as right.  Superimposing traditional iconography, I have written the stories of Aboriginal peoples and matched those with Western treatise.  The result is an artistic and social bricolage that we must work to comprehend.    

Series:Gallery Exhibition

Date:November 20th, 2021  -  January 15th, 2022

Fee:free

Location:Casa - Concourse Gallery