Events

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

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

Portrait with Protective Facemask – Petra Malá Miller

Portrait with Protective Facemask seeks to address the personal and communal experience of living near to Dukovany, Czech Republic, a geopolitically contentious nuclear site that operated concurrently with the catastrophe at Chernobyl in 1986. The village of my youth is located on the western fringe of Dukovany’s emergency evacuation zone, an amorphous region surrounding one of Europe’s largest active nuclear power generating stations.

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

Fee:free

Location:Casa - Main Gallery

Between the Sidewalk and the Horizon – Kellen Spencer

Between the Sidewalk and the Horizon is an ongoing series of artworks that examines residential housing construction, memory and the notion of home. What started as a short documentative series of photographs in the neighborhood of Mount Pleasant, Calgary, became a fascination with housing politics in Canada and the narratives each of us carry around these subjects. The series includes black and white photographs, pencil drawings and copperplate etchings.

Series:Gallery Exhibition

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

Fee:free

Location:Casa - Main Gallery

Sky Palace – Craig Talbot

“Many years ago, in the year 2021, the sacred trees were emancipated from humankind. The people of the Sky Palace re-planted the trees to create a new healthy planet where the people of Earth could have a chance to redeem themselves for poisoning the sacred trees. Some of the trees were taken to the Temple of the Sacred Tree to perform an important duty: They were to be a reminder of the past and a promise to the future to never let the Earth suffer again. Over time, the Earth returned to it’s previous  state.  Thanks to the people of the Sky Palace, humans now live in a lush paradise free of war, famine and disease.” This is just a glimpse of the narrative I created as the foundation for the work in this exhibition. I hope to reach the viewer in a way that makes them think about life and their role in it. I also want to express my feelings about the environment.

Series:Gallery Exhibition

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

Fee:free

Location:Casa - Passage Gallery