Charles H. Scott Gallery Exhibitions
ELSPETH PRATT: NONETHELESS
The Charles H. Scott Gallery is pleased to present Nonetheless, a solo exhibition of new work by Vancouver-based artist Elspeth Pratt.
Pratt’s sculptural works use common building or household materials to engage complex ideas of architecture and social space. Her choice of materials questions ideas of value and permanence associated with sculpture, while her treatment of subject matter negotiates the line between abstraction and representation.
FILLIP 7 and HADLEY+MAXWELL LAUNCH with a TALK by ERIC FREDERICKSEN
The Charles H. Scott Gallery and READ Books are pleased to invite you to celebrate the joint launch of Fillip 7, and Hadley and Maxwell's new book, 1+1-1.
Anne Marie Fleming - The Magical Life of Long Tack Sam
Penguin Group (Canada), READ Books and the Charles H. Scott Gallery are pleased to invite you to celebrate the launch of Ann Marie Fleming's graphic novel The Magical Life of Long Tack Sam. In addition to the launch, Fleming's 2003 film of the same name will be screened.
Trust in Me - an exhibition about magic, trickery, and the willingness to believe
The Charles H. Scott Gallery is pleased to present Trust in Me, an exhibition about magic, trickery, and the willingness to believe.
Andrew Dadson - evening all afternoon
The Charles H. Scott Gallery is pleased to present evening all afternoon, a solo exhibition by Vancouver-based artist Andrew Dadson (03). Made up of photographs, drawings, and sculpture, Dadson, using the monochrome, investigates concerns around boundaries in relation to architectural space and the representation of the void in suburban landscape. He applies the monochrome in unconventional ways to address larger themes of world politics, religion, and love.
November 28, 2007 - January 13, 2008
The Day It All Blew Away - Booklaunch
ECIAD alumni Lisa Cinar and Simply Read Books are pleased to invite you to the Booklaunch of 'The Day It All Blew Away' a 52 page children's book written and illustrated by Lisa Cinar. The launch will be held at the READ bookstore in the Charles H. Scott Gallery. October 20th from 2-5pm. The book is also available to order online at amazon.com, chapters, raincoast, allbookstores.com etc.
Everyone is welcome!
Gerard Byrne Exhibition
Opening Tuesday September 25 at 7:30pm
The Charles H. Scott Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of the work of Irish artist, Gerard Byrne. Byrne is currently representing Ireland at the Venice Biennale. This is Byrne's first exhibition in Canada.
Don't Look Now Exhibition
The Charles H. Scott Gallery is pleased to present Don't Look Now, an exhibition of new work by local emerging artists Angus Ferguson, Ron Tran, Curtis Grahauer, Christi Nyiri, and Miguel da Conçeicão.
The artists in Don't Look Now use the Charles H. Scott Gallery as source material and subject matter.
READ Edition 1 - Print Portfolio Launch
A Fundraising Print Portfolio for the ECI Press
The Charles H. Scott Gallery and Emily Carr Institute are pleased to announce the launch of READ Edition 1, a fundraising print portfolio published by the Emily Carr Institute Press (ECI Press). The portfolio features works by Fiona Banner, Dan Graham, Brian Jungen, Myfanwy MacLeod, Jonathan Monk, Shannon Oksanen, Peter Piller, Frances Stark, Michael Stevenson and Ron Terada.
