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Take 15 minutes for a stress break! Book or drop in to a mini massage.
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Quietly observe some of this campus’ great teachers!
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Take 15 minutes for a stress break! Book or drop in to a mini massage.
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Take 15 minutes for a stress break! Book or drop in to a mini massage.
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Works from the uLethbridge collection. Curated by David Smith.
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Embodied Landscapes
January 4 – February 22, 2019
Helen Christou Gallery, Level 9, Under Library
Artist: Darlene St. Georges
Curated by Josie Mills
Launch: Thursday, January 17, 2019, 3 – 6 p.m.
Hess Gallery, Level 6, Centre for the Arts
Admission is free. All are welcome.
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UP NORTH: A study on the impact of culture, climate and logistics on architecture and design in the Canadian Territories
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This talk asks what artistic approaches and sensibilities can offer to debate surrounding Anthropogenic climate change, attending to the difference between art on ecology and art that is formed ecologically.
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Michelle Jacques will present an overview of her curatorial practice, with a particular emphasis on the evolving role of the collecting art museum in contemporary times.
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This talk will introduce the ideas and values inherent in the application of salvaged building elements, and the design choices made to integrate their use.