Charles H. Scott Gallery Exhibitions

Finchwell Finchwell Finchwell Finchwell and Osborn Launch

Garry Neill Kennedy, Finchwell Finchwell Finchwell Finchwell and Osborn, 2018.

Libby Leshgold Gallery

Please join us for a launch hosted by READ Books and Publication Studio for Finchwell Finchwell Finchwell Finchwell and Osborn, a new edition by artist Garry Neill Kennedy. In this book Kennedy presents a selection of cartoons about the workplace culled from Collier's, an American magazine (1888 - 1957) that was known for its interest in social reform.

It’s difficult to put a painting in the mailbox: Toward new models of artists’ publishing

It’s difficult to put a painting in the mailbox: Toward new models of artists’ publishing

Opening reception | June 14, 7pm

Join us this summer at the Libby Leshgold Gallery as we present It’s difficult to put a painting in the mailbox, an exhibition devoted to exploring publication as an artistic practice. This exhibition marks the first iteration of a new programming initiative, laying the groundwork for the future development of a Summer School for Artists’ Publishing.

Jacob Wren: Authenticity is a Feeling-- Book Launch and Reading

Join READ Books for a reading by writer and performer Jacob Wren and to celebrate the launch of his new book.

Authenticity is a Feeling: My Life in PME-ART is a compelling hybrid of history, memoir, and performance theory. It tells the story of the interdisciplinary performance group PME-ART and their ongoing endeavour to make a new kind of highly collaborative theatre dedicated to the fragile but essential act of “being yourself in a performance situation.”

Maureen Gruben: QULLIC: In Darkness, Light

Maureen Gruben, Guardian (2017) 39" X 40”; Polar bear Guard Hairs, clear vinyl, ricrac, bias tape
Opening Reception | Thursday, February 1 at 7pm
Artist walk-through | Friday, February 2 at 12pm

 

The Libby Leshgold Gallery is pleased to present QULLIQ: In Darkness, Light, a solo exhibition of new work by Maureen Gruben.

The qulliq is a traditional oil lamp that was once the heart of the home. It was used to heat, to cook and to bring continuous light during the darkness of the Arctic winter. The new work included in this exhibition explores notions of light and transparency related to the light of the oil lamp as well as the translucence of ice.

Film Screenings: Nuclear Savage and Sand Wars

Still, Sand Wars, 2013.

Film Screening: Nuclear Savage and Sandwars

Friday, January 12th at 5:30pm FVIM Screening Room | D1375

Please join us for a screening of two films, Nuclear Savage and Sandwars, in conjunction with our exhibition The Pacific.

Nuclear Savage (2012) | 87 minutes Written and directed by Adam Jonas Horowitz. He shot his first film in the Marshall Islands in 1986, and was shocked by what he found there, in this former American military colony in middle of the Pacific Ocean. Radioactive coconuts, leaking nuclear waste repositories, and densely populated slums were all the direct result of 67 Cold War U.S. nuclear bomb tests that vaporized islands and devastated entire populations.

The Pacific | Panel Discussion

Detail of work by Isabel and Alfredo Aquilizan, 2017. Photo by Tori Schepel.

Rennie Hall | Room B2160

Please join us for a discussion with artists Jane Chang Mai, Kalisolaite 'Uhila, Michael Drebert, Genevieve Robertson, Paula Schaafhausen, Taloi Havini and curator of The Pacific, Cate Rimmer.

Panel Discussion | Never Precious: Anonymous Design in Canada With Greg Durell, Joel Derksen, and Bonne Zabolotney

From Never Precious: Anonymous Design in Canada. Photo: Tori Schepel

How do we build criteria to establish authenticity in Canadian design history? What might the landscape, or eco-system, of Canadian design history look like?

Please join us for a discussion with designers Greg Durrell, Joel Derksen, and curator of Never Precious, Bonne Zabolotney. The discussion takes place within the Never Precious exhibition. From this vantage point and through their own projects the speakers will address ideas and issues around the history of Canadian design—a history that has been inconsistently recorded and discussed.

Re-Forming | 2017 Aboriginal Student Exhibition

Annual Aboriginal Student Exhibition
RE-FORMING
March 24-April 3, 2017

Opening Reception | Friday, March 24 from 4:30 to 6:30PM
Concourse Gallery

Book Launch | Hotel Theory Reader

Join editor Sohrab Mohebbi at READ Books for a launch and reading together with curator Jesse McKee. 

Curators on Curating | Kristy Trinier

Kristy Trinier
CURATORS ON CURATING
Monday, March 13, 2017 | 11:30AM - 12:20PM
Charles H. Scott Gallery

Please join the Charles H. Scott Gallery for the latest installment of Curators on Curating with a talk by artist and curator Kristy Trinier. 

Kristy Trinier is a Curator at the Art Gallery of Alberta, an artist and culture director based in Edmonton, Canada. 

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