Notice Board

This presentation looks at the relationship between environmental uncertainty, citizen science, and big data in the context of bioacoustics. Bioacoustics isolates, records, and monitors sounds emitted from living organisms, and has been a cost-effective means to monitor long-term changes in biodiversity. An expanding network of data collectors marks an important shift for the future of the earth, since global research teams are involved in collecting data that appropriately represents ecological change. Online sonic archives rely on “citizen scientists” to gather such data.  

Please note that this workshop is only available for students. A session for non-students may be held in the future. Please contact agility@uleth.ca for more information

Amy Malbeuf is a Métis visual artist from Rich Lake, Alberta, Canada. Malbeuf has exhibited her work nationally and internationally at such venues as the MacKenzie Art Gallery, Regina; Kamloops Art Gallery, Kamloops; Contemporary Calgary; Kings ARI, Melbourne, Australia; and Stride Gallery, Calgary. Most recently Malbeuf exhibited at the Dunlop Art Gallery as part of Material Girls as well as in Future Station: Alberta Biennial of Contemporary Art at the Art Gallery of Alberta.

to the University of Lethbridge in the 1980s.  Bart moved to Austin in 1990 with the crazy notion that he was going to become a rock star.  That didn’t happen.  What did happen was that the tattoo bug that he had caught in Alberta turned into a calling that became a career in the early nineties.  At a time when tattooing was still risqué and underground Bart honed his craft by tattooing anywhere people wanted tattoos; boats, back porches, parties, the Ringling Brothers circus train …eventually in 2002 he opened his own shop in Austin, Southside Tattoo.  It is one of the best respected, busi

“Living in Puerto Rico allowed me the space and time to develop my studio practice.  Through painting, drawing and printmaking, I explored landscapes, primarily though the lens of science, ecological theory, and phenomenology.  After 5 years abroad, I returned to Lethbridge, where I work as an artist and am a mother to two young children. 

Final concert features the U of L Wind Orchestra and the Tri-High Festival Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band.

University of Lethbridge Department of Art annual faculty, staff & grad student show runs Feb 6-26.

Opening reception for the annual faculty, staff & grad student show.

Crystal Mowry will speak about her experiences as a curator whose roots are in studio practice. Mowry will show examples of previous curatorial projects that reflect her ongoing interest in narrative and authenticity.

Michael Campbell is interested in obsolete technologies, remote landscapes, purposeless inventions, suburban boredom, bad sci-fi films, utopic schemes, adolescent fantasy sketchbooks and handmade tools.