• Cornerstone

    Sep 8 2005 to Oct 1 2005

    Speaker:
    • Thursday, September 8, 2005 - 6:00pm
    For centuries the Indigenous people of North America have made imprints in the landscape with the use of stone. Inuit people built guideposts to food caches and hunting locations, making landmarks in a vast landscape. The Woodland Indians...

  • Locamation – Film Stills From My Summer Vacation

    Jul 7 2005 to Jul 30 2005

    Speaker:
    • Thursday, July 7, 2005 - 6:00pm
    An exhibition exploring the fleeting and the ephemeral, the passing of the seasons, and bonding friendships. In Canada, we compartmentalise our lives according to the weather, hot or cold, our activities reflect our social interactions...

  • Decoy

    Apr 28 2005 to May 21 2005

    Speaker:
    • Thursday, April 28, 2005 - 5:30pm
    Using sculptural tools, David Diviney explores object relations that suggest narrative, sometimes humorous and/or parodic structures. His story lines are often left broken, awaiting repair. The work that constitutes the exhibition Decoy at...

  • Dissection

    Apr 28 2005 to May 21 2005

    Speaker:
    • Thursday, April 28, 2005 - 5:30pm
    Rendering the human figure has long been central to Linda Carreiro's work. Her installation Dissection is the latest in a series of pieces that move from her earlier depiction of figures as subjects of narrative and metaphor, to the human...

  • Gagner des vertiges tout à son aise (1)

    Mar 17 2005 to Apr 9 2005

    Speaker:
    • Thursday, March 17, 2005 - 5:30pm
    What secrets can a city reveal as metaphors? What effect can it have on the imagination of those who keep it company? Both real and a construction of the real, what incarnation does a city have in our personal fictions? Cities are complex...

  • Traces

    Mar 17 2005 to Apr 9 2005

    Speaker:
    • Thursday, March 17, 2005 - 5:30pm
    History provides abundant examples of how social relations impact art. Traditionally the church, state, and wealthy patrons have funded the arts in order to increase their political power and prestige. Clearly that paradigm is overloaded...

  • La Nuda Umanità 2 - History Stripped Bare 2

    Jan 27 2005 to Feb 26 2005

    Speaker:
    • Thursday, January 27, 2005 - 5:30pm
    La Nuda Umanità 2 - History Stripped Bare 2, by Italian artist Gabriele Di Matteo, is a timely exhibition and publication launch, critical and humorous, as well as poignant. Di Matteo's first exhibition in Canada questions notions of...

  • In-Between

    Sep 9 2004 to Nov 6 2004

    Speaker:
    • Thursday, October 14, 2004 - 5:30pm
    PART 1: Daryoush Asgar (Austria), Isabelle Lévénez (France) and Monika Oechsler (UK); Curated by Rhonda Corvese (Canada) PART 2: Valerie Mannaerts (Belgium), Harold Offeh (UK), Jennifer Reeder (USA), Lisa Steele and Kim Tomczak (Canada);...

  • Axis of Coïncidence

    Jun 10 2004 to Jul 31 2004

    Speaker:
    • Thursday, June 10, 2004 - 5:30pm
    Don Gill walks Paul Valéry used to say walking was a fundamental part of his work. By walking, his ideas appeared with more clarity, and the rhythm of his footsteps helped him give the correct timing to his own thoughts for the...

  • Friend of Beavers, Foe of Evil

    Jun 10 2004 to Jul 31 2004

    Speaker:
    • Thursday, June 10, 2004 - 5:30pm
    Mary Anne Barkhouse's exhibition, Friend of Beavers, Foe of Evil brings to mind news headlines over the last year on technological failures, wildlife attacks, and natural disasters: At 4:11 p.m. ET on Aug. 14, 2003, Ontario and much of...

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