June 7 – July 22, 2012
Opening:Saturday June 9, 4-8 pm
ROBERT KANANAJ GALLERY
from natural and fantastical, to life and experience as contemplation of wonder “in or out the box”
In or Out the Box
Category: LISTING ARCHIVE
PhotoFile / Collectible prints from Gallery 44 members
June 1 – July 28, 2012
GALLERY 44 Centre for Contemporary Photography
Work will be on display for four month consignment periods and feature 15 – 20 members, over 70 prints
Dennis Duncan
DENNIS DUNCAN
My images are of a transparent world that reflects and interprets a hidden environment that becomes projected as reality
Val Sears
VAL SEARS
My work is often involving the transitory landscape depicting everyday landmarks as they change or remain a constant.
Rosemary Beach
ROSEMARY BEACH
These chosen sites evoke beauty in the spoilt, destruct, and vanishing – a composite of familiar environments we inhabit, the predilections and artifacts that physically and mentally occupy us
Blair Sharpe
BLAIR SHARPE
My work comes about as a result of a sensation, a gesture, an inkling, a partial concept, or whatever…and spontaneously and naturally expands from there.”
Keith Davidson
KEITH DAVIDSON
The work that I create embraces not only the historical aspect of street photography but the digital technologies of the present
Confessions of A…
June 5 – June 24, 2012
Opening: Thursday, June 7, 7 – 9 p.m.
HANGMAN ART GALLERY
An art show exploring the meaning of diversity and pride through an individuals secret urges, fetishes and peculiarities.
SSC Presents 17th Annual Juried Graduating Sculpture Student Exhibition
June 7 – July 13, 2012
Opening: June 7. 6:30 p.m.
CANADIAN SCULPTURE CENTRE
Adhering to its educational mandate, the SSC continues to support and present young sculpture graduates and emerging sculptors annually.
Tineke Jorritsma
TINEKE JORRITSMA
As an emerging photographer, the constant interchange of light, shadows and movement forever engages me
Lindsey Kemp
LINDSEY KEMP
She is inspired by her peers, her personal experiences, and cheesy science fiction.
Jason Brown
JASON BROWN
My work looks at the transitional nature of our built environment with a focus on the nominal subjects in our environment – the common places that we move through, but tend not to notice