• LAIR

    Co-curators Lynda Hall and Deborah Margo selected three projects form a national call for proposals. Their choices reflect the continual questioning and evolution of artist-run centres, and the definition and function of an exhibition...

  • Richard Nigro

    Richard Nigro studied political science and philosophy at Carleton University. He then attended the University of Ottawa for part-time studies in photography and printmaking.

  • Jason Grant-Henley

    Jason Grant-Henley graduated with a Bachelors of Architecture from Carleton University in 1990. He then graduated from Carleton University with a Masters in Architecture. When making a work of art, his primary goal is to explore the ways...

  • Nickolas Semanyk

    Nickolas Semanyk graduated from the Architectural Technology Program at Fanshawe College in London, Ontario. In 1990, he graduated from the Carleton University School of Architecture. He currently teaches at the Carleton University in...

  • Jeffrey Norgren

    Calgary artist Jeff Norgren graduated from the Alberta College of Art. Norgren's installations and works make reference to one's individual environment and suggests that we are often unaware of our surroundings. The artist frequently does...

  • Richard Storms

    Richard Storms was born in Wellington, Kansas. He graduated with BFA from the University of Regina, Saskatchewan and then attended York University in Toronto. He graduated with an MFA in 1983.

  • Ra Ra Ra: New Paintings and Drawings

    PRIVATE EYE Richard Storms investigates the vocabulary of paint By IHOR HOLUBIZKY Richard Storms’ work over the past few years is characterized by a constant development of a painterly vocabulary and his periodic resolution of a pictorial...

  • Echo

    Dilemma… It is perplexing to me, this need for the written word, this anxiety for print. Does Barbara Brown’s work need my writing to legitimize it? Explain it? Or define it? Of course not. I cannot. It is all the more a perplexing dilemma...

  • The State of Viewing: Distinguishing Between Wayne and Shuster

    The State of Viewing: Distinguishing Between Wayne and Shuster is a response to a number of concerns that can be placed under the loose heading of “civics”. In its two previous shows PLACE AND SHOW explored the relationship of artworks to...

  • Cecile Combien

    Born in Belgium, Cecile Combien has been living in Canada since 1971. She studied Visual Arts at the University of Ottawa.