Collapsing Worlds / Future Ecologies
Results from September 1st, 2022 to April 30th, 2023 for Series & Art
Tracing a Set of Relations
Sean Morel joins us virtually in the recital hall for this artist talk.
Dr. James Tagg, Professor Emeritus of the history department, will be joining the presentation as a special guest.
Knitting 101: Welcome to our fibre arts hour!
Arthur C. Erickson: The Image of the Modern Architect in Canada. This online talk is re-scheduled for October 3, due to the Sept.19 federal holiday being observed. Thank you.
A series of free one-hour storytelling sessions about the weather from different perspectives.
"Polymorphously pornographic, sure; but it doesn't feel the slightest bit obscene. And that's a neat trick.” - Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
Please note: this lecture is postponed until further notice. We apologize for any inconvenience this causes.
LANDSCAPE: an approach to urbanism for the 21st century
Bread + Roses - Survival + Inspiration
Anthea Black is a Canadian artist, art-publisher and writer based in Oakland, USA and Toronto, Canada.
Vincent Bonin joins us virtually in the University Recital Hall for this lecture and speaks about artistic practices whose mode of address aims to complexify our understanding of accessibility.
Roula Partheniou’s sculptural practice centers on an exploration of the replica, calling into question the language of everyday objects and the ways that we read and decipher our environment.
"Erickson and Modernist Ethos"
"Historical Research and Contemporary Art Practices – Artists are art historians too!". Elizabeth joins us virtually in the recital hall for this lecture.
Ontario Stories featuring David Janzen, Peter Schuler, and Ze’ev Gedalof
“One of the most wholly original American movies ever made.” - Richard Schickel, TIME Magazine
A Decade of Esker Foundation
Canadian Architecture NOW
Maureen Gruben is an Inuvialuk artist working with diverse organic and industrial media. She joins us virtually in the recital hall for this presentation.
“Great filmmaking. Great acting. Great movie. Saddle up.” - Peter Travers, Rolling Stone Magazine
Door prizes will be drawn at the end of the night!
Susan Shantz teaches sculpture and multi-media studio art in the Department of Art and Art History at the University of Saskatchewan.
Everyone is welcome, free tea!