February exhibitions

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cSPACE King Edward

Exhibitions on now:

cSPACE welcomes artists from the 2021 EXPOSURE Photography Festival, as well as the travelling TREX exhibit, into our hallway galleries this month.

Entrance is by appointment - please call the office to book an appointment (403-476-2025) or buzz #125 at the building intercom during office hours for entrance (9am-6pm M-F). Capacity extremely limited. 

I'm Losing My Head - Leigh Reed

The month of February - Level 1 Hallway Gallery

Leigh Reed's photography exhibition, presented in conjunction with the Exposure Photo Festival, will be on display in the Cubby Gallery of cSPACE, 2nd Floor, for the month of February.

Habituate, Acclimate - TREX

The month of February - Level 1 Hallway Gallery

Habituate, Acclimate features the works of two emerging Alberta photographers, Nahanni McKay and Liam Kavanagh-Bradette. Both artists have created a series that explore emerging survival dependencies necessitated by the effects that humans have had upon the environment.

Fire and Masks - Angela Boehm and J. Ashley Nixon

The month of February - Level 2 Hallway Gallery

In Fire and Masks, Angela Boehm and J. Ashley Nixon exhibit landscape and portrait images from Canada and Peru exploring cultural heritage, forest fire and regeneration, resilience and responses to environmental and social changes. 

Artist's Block - Scott Campbell & Christine Hoeppner

The month of February - Level 3 Hallway Gallery

Artist’s Block focuses on photography and mixed media through a collaboration between photographer Scott Campbell and artist Christine Hoeppner. Artist’s Block presents four series of work titled Room, Artist’s Block, Black and White and Mask. 

The Room Upstairs - Jennifer J Peters

The month of February - Level 4 Hallway Gallery

Jennifer Jean Peters is a true artist. She is obsessive, dedicated, passionate and gifted with a rare transparency within her work. She is not afraid to get dirty, to be “ugly” or to express those raw emotions we fear or suppress. It is through these honest, at times disturbing explorations that she sheds light on “closet” issues such as domestic violence, abuse and the marginalized.