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Curator: Leanne L'Hirondelle
Artist: Julie Lequin
Critical text by: Roxanne Arsenault
“ I have already been in a very weird interview. At a certain point, I just knew I wouldn’t have that job, so I decided to go with the flow. The...
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Curator: Laura Margita
Artist: Joi T. Arcand
Critical text by: Cheryl L'Hirondelle
Arcand’s 12 large digital prints appear to be a paradox of epic proportions....
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WORKSHOP HELD AT CLUB SAW, 67 Nicholas Street
Community partner: SAW Video
This masterclass with visiting American artist Penny Lane focuses on the making of her documentary film The Abortion Diaries. The film presents the candid...
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Penny Lane is a documentary filmmaker, video artist, writer, curator and professor of film, video and new media art who lives in Lexington, Kentucky. Her work has shown at Rotterdam, Impakt, Antimatter, San Francisco International Film...
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Paint is a retrospective publication of the 2012 G101 exhibition of the same name, featuring:
Phil Delisle
Sharon Katz
Michael Markowsky
Natasha Mazurka
Duane Slick
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Tannis Nielsen is Cree, Danish, and Métis. In 2006, she obtained her Masters of Visual studies degree from the University of Toronto. Today, Tannis continues to practice as a professional visual artist / educator, her most recently held...
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Scott Benesiinaabandan is an Anishinabe artist who works in photography, printmaking, and video, among other media. Scott has recently completed an international residency at Context Gallery in Derry, North of Ireland (2010) and in...
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Frank Shebageget (Ojibway) is an installation artist from northwestern Ontario, and currently resides in Ottawa. His work reflects his continued interest in the geography of the Canadian Shield and the aesthetic qualities of everyday...
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Architect, designer, planner, activist, philosopher, and artist, Douglas Cardinal is that and more. Douglas Cardinal’s life is dedicated to creating beautiful, thriving, and harmonious built environments. As an architect, he builds...
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Curators: Howard Adler and Christopher Wong
Artists: Scott Benesiinaabandan, Douglas Cardinal, Tannis Neilson and Frank Shebageget
Critical text by: Howard Adler
God’s Country is a radio station for Christian country and southern...
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The mandate of the Asinabka Festival is to establish an annual Indigenous film and media arts festival in the Nations Capital that allows independent artists - national, international, Indigenous, non-Indigenous - to share, present, and...
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Saturday, May 19 at 11:30am
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Saturday, May 19 at 1:30pm
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Born in Hong Kong, Yam Lau is an artist/writer based in Toronto. His creative work explores new expressions and qualities of space, time and the image through the application of painting, computer-animation and digital video. In addition,...
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Curator: Yan Wu Artist: Yam Lau Critical text by: Yan Wu and Yam Lau
Gendai Gallery
Gendai Gallery was established in 2000 as an independent gallery to promote contemporary East Asian art practices. It was originally housed at Toronto’s...
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See CCMC in concert with world-renowned UK singer, Phil Minton at the NAC!
With an introductory literary performance by Paul Dutton.
Tickets available at the National Arts Centre Box Office or on the A B Series Web site.
Note: This...
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Saturday, March 31, 2012
The A B Series gratefully acknowledges the support of the City of Ottawa, the Ontario Arts Council, the Canada Council for the Arts through the League of Canadian Poets and Gallery 101.
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Join us for a visual poetry slide-show with Dan Waber!
It happens at Gallery 101 as part of A B Series programming.
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Free Admission, Doors at 7:30pm
Performance at 8:00pm
Gallery 101
301 1/2 Bank Street
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Jon Sasaki utilizes primarily video, objects, performance, installation and interventions, producing work that mixes humor and pathos, usually with discomforting and gently antagonistic results. He is currently partway through a traveling...
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Curator: Leanne L'Hirondelle
Artist: Jon Sasaki
Critical text by: Craig Francis Power
For a brief period, I was the sole employee at an Artist Run Centre in St. John’s Newfoundland. Frankly, it wasn’t much fun. The gallery, attached to...