Gone are the days of people lining up around the block to see hot or occasionally risqué shows. This is not to say there were not lots of things to do and see at the 27th annual Works Festival in Edmonton’s downtown core. more »
Apr 30, 2012 by Ross Bradley in REVIEWS
Collection of the Alberta Foundation for the Arts
Though academic landscape traditions had already shifted with the Group of Seven prior to World War I, even this was not fully embraced until well into the middle part of the 20th century in Alberta. more »
Apr 21, 2012 by Ross Bradley in REVIEWS (1 Comments)
As the exhibition title suggests, Dean Drever does not leave much middle ground in his exploration of the power of symbols in the struggle for power. His exhibition is black and white in both the literal and figurative sense. more »
Nov 6, 2011 by Ross Bradley in REVIEWS
It seems appropriate that the Art Gallery of Alberta should follow up their recent Exhibition "Traffic: Conceptual Art in Canada 1965 – 1980" (June 25th to September 25, 2011), with a look at current practice in this genre of the visual arts. more »
Aug 31, 2011 by Ross Bradley in REVIEWS
