UPCOMING
Sediment: The Archive as a Fragmentary Base
As of February 4th, 2023
With Sandra Brewster, Filipa César, Justine A. Chambers, Louis Henderson, Pamila Matharu and Krista Belle Stewart
Curator: Denise Ryner
Opening: Saturday February 4th, 3 – 5 PM
EVENT
Opening & Commented tour by Denise Ryner
Saturday, February 4, 2 PM – 3 PM
Followed by the opening at 3 PM
At the Gallery
Free, in English
SIGHTINGS 37
HOTEL ATLAS: COLLECTED STORIES AND FRAGMENTS
January 23 – May 14, 2023
A project by Kim Kielhofner
Hotel Atlas: Collected Stories and Fragments is a multi-video installation that combines still and moving images, as well as objects that the artist has collected over a period of many years from discarded encyclopedias, instruction manuals, beauty guides and digital archives. She arranges and reconfigures this material, proposing connections between seemingly unrelated elements from the gestures of screen stars to taxonomies of natural history to writers working at the borders of speech.
TERMS
Explore the second part of the artistic and discursive program TERMS focused on the notion of “investment” from a psychoanalytic perspective, now available online.
This publication includes an essay by Alain Deneault, professor of philosophy at Université de Moncton, a series of photographs from 1990 by Montreal-based artist Sorel Cohen, as well as a psychoanalytic-influenced ficto-criticism by art theorist, writer, and psychiatrist Jeanne Randolph.
Mumtalakat | ممتلكات
Web Project
Meaning possessions in Arabic, Mumtalakat centers on eight interviews between Emma Haraké and local Arabic speakers invited to reflect on their migration experience through a selection of personal objects that accompanied them.
ويرتكز مشروع «ممتلكات» على ثماني مقابلات في التاريخ الشفوي مع مقيمين متحدثين ناطقين باللغة العربية للتفكير في تجربتهم في الهجرة من خلال مجموعة مختارة من الأشياء الشخصية التي رافقتهم.
CALL FOR PROPOSALS
IGNITION 18
The Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery is currently accepting project proposals from students in the MFA Studio Arts and the PhD Humanities programs for its annual exhibition IGNITION.
Deadline for submissions: February 19th, 2023
STATUS FOR ALL!
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