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Open to all, experienced crafty folk can bring their own projects or new comers can come and try making a granny square with the assistance of gallery staff and volunteers.
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The topic of the lecture is the Arrival of Intelligent Virtual Technologies within Architectural Visualization: the complex field of Digital Architectonics as it moves beyond 6 degrees of Freedom.
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Learn Hip-Hop, Broadway and Contemporary dance choreography!
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Back by popular demand! Eric Dyck returns as a cartoonist-in-residence to celebrate uLethbridge’s 50th anniversary. He will be drawing live in the Helen Christou Gallery and on the Art Gallery’s social media.
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I Feel Like an Abstract Line
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Spatially Aligned, Spatially Allied: Textiles and the Built Environment
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Elizabeth Diggon is a PhD candidate in the Cultural Studies Program at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario. Her dissertation examines the mobilization of art as a means of cultural diplomacy in the Canadian context from the mid-to-late twentieth century. She also currently holds the research position at the Esker Foundation in Calgary.
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Lorenzo Fusi (b. 1968) is the Visiting Academic Curator at the Illingworth Kerr Gallery at ACAD (Alberta College of Art + Design) in Calgary. He is also the Artistic Director of PIAC (Prix International d'Art Contemporain) at the Fondation Prince Pierre de Monaco.
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“I'm interested in the idea of Landscape and the role it plays in the ability or inability of people to move freely, how landscape and physical features such as islands, rivers, mountains, deserts, borders, wilderness areas etc., facilitate or interrupt free movement. I’ve been looking at and photographing sites of incarceration refuge, or asylum for more than twenty years.”
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Furniture by Artists
Nick Wade taught sculpture, printmaking and foundation studies at U of L from 1994-2011. He has also taught at The Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, Queen’s University, Tyler School of Art and David Thompson University Centre. In his sculptural work he has often sought a relationship between typography, furniture and architecture with the understanding that, just as we inhabit spaces/places , those spaces have a way of inhabiting us.