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An Entangled History: EPR, Bell’s Theorem, & Beyond
Kent Peacock
Department of Philosophy
University of Lethbridge
Thursday March 12th, 2015
1:40 pm, Room C640, U Hall
Abstract:
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Senior students in the Art History/Museum Studies program, explore art, ideas and objects from the 1980s by curating an exhibition from the U of L Art Collection and Galt Museum & Archives.
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Ron Terada lives and works in Vancouver. Recent solo exhibitions include Soundtrack for an Exhibition (2014), Locust Projects, Miami; We Will Not Grow Old Together (2014), Esker Foundation, Calgary; Jack (2014), Catriona Jeffries Gallery, Vancouver; Being There (2011), Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; Who I Think I Am (2010-2011), which travelled among the Justina M. Barnicke Gallery, Toronto, Hayward Gallery Project Space, London, Walter Phillips Gallery, Banff, and Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, UK.
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Judith Marcuse shares some of the movement, theatre, graphic and object works she uses in diverse settings to help create insight, connections and energy for positive social change.
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Tanya Harnett is an artist, a member of the Carry The Kettle First Nations and a faculty member in both in the Department of Art and the Department of Native American Studies at the University of Lethbridge
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The Religious Studies Department and the Khan Islamic Studies Endowment Fund presents:
Islamic Fundamentalism: When Extremism Assumes the Guise of Tradition
Guest Speaker: Prof. Joseph Lumbard (Brandeis University)
Day/Time: Monday, March 16, 2015 (12:00 noon)
Location: D-630
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Anatomy of a Boss Fight: The Music and Sound of the Adria Fight in DIABLO III: Reaper of Souls
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Hosted by the Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs
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Karklin creates photographs of human figures in simulated spaces through a laborious process combining sculpture and digital manipulation. In this series, the vastness of the Alberta landscape is contained and presented as an interior. Confinement and conflict become part of the narrative that unfolds with the figures he situates in these spaces. Influenced by the work of contemporary artists Thomas Demand, Jeff Wall, David Hockney and Eric Fischl among others, Karklin’s works resemble human experiences both familiar and surreal, stemming from his own memories.
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