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Mentors and Makers 2008

Mentors and Makers 2008

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Ron Shuebrook: Selected Works – Five Decades

Ron Shuebrook Selected Works: Five Decades Opening Reception: Friday, April 11 Runs in the Minarovich Gallery until May 18 Ron Shuebrook – Artist Statement The diverse pieces in the exhibition have been selected from my professional career that started in the mid-sixties. Although beginning with a figurative print completed during my undergraduate studies at Kutztown University, Pennsylvania, in the spring of 1965, and several drawings and a painting that were made at Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, Maine, during that following summer, the included works focus on my ongoing commitment over many decades to the investigation of abstraction and non-objective...

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Julie Rene de Cotret: A Material Mélange of Comfort, Style and Violence

Julie René de Cotret A Material Mélange of Comfort, Style and Violence. February 28 - April 6, 2008  A Material Mélange of Comfort, Style and Violence; is a physical reflection of our man made world. This exhibition is a sculptural installation, featuring a re-constructed environment and offering the viewer a re-interpretative perspective of our World. Julie René de Cotret, uses process to inform her work conceptually. She utilises common objects, images and techniques to reference everyday life. The process which these “things” are subjected to, is one of material and conceptual deconstruction. To deconstruct an object into material, to create...

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Sara Angelucci: Mining the Family Archive

Artist Statement Mining the Family Archive www.sara-angelucci.ca January 10 to February 23 This exhibition brings together a number of projects created over a ten-year period (1997-2007) inspired by images and most recently stories derived from my family archive. In the earliest work, a video installation entitled Questions She’ll Never Answer, I begin a dialogue with a photograph of my mother taken ship-board while immigrating to Canada—trying to unravel its stubbornly held mysteries. Questions ranging from “What colour was your dress?” to “What were your hopes for your new life?” attempt to reconcile the loss of my mother, and with it...

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Youth Explosion

Youth Explosion November 29 - December 16 Gallery Hours Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Weekends 1:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Centre Wellington District High School - Fergus Lindsay Adams Elizabeth Barnes Jessica Buchanan Alanah Crouse Courtney Elliot Yanna Hanscomb Emily Martin Madeline Neff Kaitlin Pletch Stephanie Poirier Camiee Reed Brittany Schantz Genevieve Shave Christina Simmons Laura Sloan Norwell District Secondary School - Palmerston Josh Alexander Thomas Bexton Justin Freeland Sarina Doer Ammanda Grice Dani Hill Mary Jones Leanne Kochut Terri Lee Aaron Lyons Danielle McConnell Jared Shiels Marina Signer Lea-Ann Snyder Thomas Van Stee Nikki Winger Megan...

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Elora Fergus Studio Tour

2007 Elora Fergus Studio Tour September 22 and 23 September 29 and 30 (Runs in the Minarovich Gallery from September 20 - October 13) Opening Reception: Minarovich Gallery Thursday, September 20, 7:30 p.m. Start your 2007 Studio Tour at the Elora Centre for the Arts and enter your name into a draw for $250.00! Be the lucky Tour-ist to win the $250 draw prize. Adventure through our beautiful region to redeem this $250 gift certificate at one or a combination of the studios on this year's tour. It's so easy to participate! Pick up a ballot during the tour at...

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Tony Urquhart: Canadian Cathedrals

Tony Urquhart Canadian Cathedrals August 9 - September 15, 2007 Opening Reception: Thursday, August 9, 2007, 7:30 p.m. Runs in Minarovich Gallery until September 15, 2007 Gallery Hours: Monday – Friday, 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Saturday - 1:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. About Tony Urquhart visit the artist's website here Tony Urquhart is one of Canada's leading contemporary artists. His paintings, drawings, and unique "boxes" have received major recognition at home and abroad. He's played a crucial role in the development of contemporary art in Canada – in both his activism for artists' rights and his distinguished teaching career....

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Brandon Vickerd: The darkness between the stars ….

Brandon Vickerd The darkness between the stars …. Thursday, June 23 - Gallery Opening Reception for Brandon Vickerd Show runs June 23 – July 31, 2011 www.brandonvickerd.com The darkness between the stars …. is an installation that deconstructs the contemplative gallery through construing it as a three dimensional film still, allowing the viewer to enter the space of an image. The goal is to play on the audience’s familiarity with pop culture film imagery in order to dis-arm the intellectual detachment that galleries normally incite. In the gallery will be an astronaut in full space walk gear, floating in a...

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Fiona Kinsella: The Wilderness

Fiona Kinsella the wilderness Opening Reception Thursday, June 21, 7:30 p.m. Minarovich Gallery Hamilton born sculptor Fiona Kinsella uses icing sugar to create cakes: small confections decorated with teeth, skin, hair, bone, claws, seeds, dust, hat pins, rhinestones, insect wings, dental tools, bullets, etc. The combination of materials is provocative, and the resulting imagery is disturbing, humorous, and still somehow beautiful. A graduate of the University of Guelph’s School of Fine Art and Music, Kinsella says the Wilderness has more to do with ‘revelation’ or confronting the devil in the desert, than spotting a deer in the woods. Her work...

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Joel Masewich: Melting Renewal

Melting Renewal May 3 - June 16 Joel Masewich's recent work has been inspired by trips to the Canadian north. In particular, seeing the moving and shifting ice has caught his imagination, and shaped the work in this exhibition. Joel has become known for large abstract paintings where intricately cut stainless steel is mounted over the canvases. Brilliant flashes of reds, and blues interact with the reflective steel. These works evoke blocks of ice heaving off glaciers, where the steel is the cold, and the vibrant reds suggest the heat. Joel's process of abstracting from nature highlights the hidden spiritual...

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