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JEAN-FRANÇOIS PROST, artist who has studied architecture and environmental design; he has a keen interest in new urban research territories – neglected, undetermined spaces (and situations), and those overcontrolled, sterile, with no apparent specificity. In Prost's work, art is an act of resistance, a state of mind, a device to enunciate and exchange ideas. It activates and promotes social engagement, defends the presence of art everywhere and at anytime.

Looking Back at Moving Forward: Campus Plans and Campus Development at the University of Lethbridge. 

Well, we certainly didn’t plan it this way!  This presentation will unearth the diverse and various campus plans that have been designed over the years and illustrate how the campus evolved into what we see today, and possibly what we may realize tomorrow. 

SACPA on-campus, jointly hosted with the ULSU, LPIRG and the U of L.

SACPA on campus, jointly hosted by the LPIRG, Student's for Choice and the U of L.

Use your own drawing style to create unique cartoon characters. Our methods are simple and easy to learn. All you’ll need is your imagination and love for laughter.

Belinda Crowson will speak on prohibition in Lethbridge in the 1920s.
"Squirrel Whiskey, Mr. R. and Prohibition in Southern Alberta"

A memorable evening of gourmet food, fine art and fun to raise funds for Fine Arts student scholarships. Tickets are limited, book early: 403-329-2227.

Kevin Kelly is an art professor at the University of Manitoba. His comical works are both ridiculous and erotic. He will present his new animation pieces that focus on Bangalore, Beijing, Montreal, and Winnipeg. These high strung psycho tropes promise a future of kinetic monuments and structures.  Although he was trained primarily as a painter his work takes form in a broad range of media.

Nancy Townshend will present the highlights of her book, Art Inspired by the Canadian Rockies, Purcell Mountains and Selkirk Mountains 1809 - 2012 (Calgary:  Bayeux Arts, Nov. 2012).

Townshend’s practice is rooted in bringing to the world's attention the significant accomplishments of Canada’s visual artists that have been previously overlooked and undervalued. Whether a book, major art exhibition or website, Townshend tries to bring national and international recognition to this deserving art.

Created by renowned cartoonist Seth, SETH: DOMINION is an idealized Canadian town that includes over 70 model buildings along with related imagery to produce an elaborate imaginary space.