CHRIS CRAN: Candidates and Citizens TrépanierBaer Gallery, Calgary April 18 to May 18, 2013
When I first viewed Chris Cran’s paintings in a survey show at the Kelowna Art Gallery in 1998, something pricked my senses. more »
Features
Robert Christie - Colour and Construction
Saskatoon based painter Robert Christie talks about his exhibition "Colour and Construction". The exhibition ran May 11 - 30, 2013 at The GALLERY / art placement inc., Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, more »
May 16, 2013 in EVENT VIDEOS
BACK ROOM: Hannah Maynard (1834 – 1918)
Photography in British Columbia has a long history that dates back to the 1800s, when Hannah Maynard, a determined and independent-minded woman, made her way in what was then largely a man’s trade. more »
May 8, 2013 by Portia Priegert in HISTORICAL WORKS
Val Nelson - Bilder Pictures April 2013
Vancouver painter Val Nelson makes final preparations for her May 2013 exhibition at Bau-Xi Gallery in Toronto, "Bilder/Pictures". In the video, she is planning out the hanging for the show, and talks about some of the linkages between the paintngs. more »
May 10, 2013 in EVENT VIDEOS
CHARLES JOHN COLLINGS (1848-1931)
Few people today have heard of Charles John Collings, but in his time the reclusive British-born painter had a considerable reputation. more »
Dec 4, 2012 by Portia Priegert in HISTORICAL WORKS
Andrew Valko at Mayberry Fine Art Toronto Nov 13 - 24, 2012
Winnipeg artist Andrew Valko talks about his work and creative process. more »
Nov 14, 2012 in EVENT VIDEOS
Richard Halliday (1939 – 2011)
The expressionist paintings of Richard Halliday are as much about the physical act of creating art as they are about the physical appearance. more »
Aug 31, 2012 by Jill Sawyer in HISTORICAL WORKS (1 Comments)
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Centre A Gallery Announces New Gallery Location
Centre A: Vancouver International Centre for Contemporary Asian Art is pleased to announce their new location at 229 East Georgia Street, as well as the launch of the new video installation “hearts and arrows” by Vancouver artist Khan Lee.
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We have a growing education, experiential and life-satisfaction deficit.
You might say Calgary’s experience last year as a Cultural Capital of Canada ended not with a bang or a whimper, but with a flash mob. Even a $5.8-million infusion of federal arts funding gave cultural patriots little to cheer.
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Calgary's Truck Gallery on the move
This fall TRUCK Gallery will be moving to a new, larger, accessible, street level gallery space located in Sunalta community with ground level, barrier free, access just blocks away from the new West LRT Sunalta Station.
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Donna Livingstone announced as new Pres and CEO of Glenbow
The Board of Governors of Glenbow Museum is pleased to announce the appointment of Donna Livingstone to the role of full-time President and Chief Executive Officer of Glenbow Museum, effective immediately.
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WAG Summer Blockbuster
Works by some of the world’s greatest artists will be gathered under one roof this summer as the Winnipeg Art Gallery celebrates its Centennial with the opening of "100 Masters: Only in Canada" on Saturday, May 11.
