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When Art and Architecture Were One: Ron Thom and the Allied Arts

Some Music As I See It:

Composition, Transcription, and Improvisation in New Work by Jeff Morton

TROY: LEGEND, DREAM AND REALITY
Art, Artifact and Classic Archaeology

This talk will focus on Hannah Claus’ beginnings at art school and the process that goes into creating her installations.

BIOGRAPHY

Artist’s Statement

“My work takes one’s everyday experience as the subject and transforms it into simple forms to evoke personal responses while maintaining uncertainty and distanced readings to the subject. The juxtaposition of simple elements creates dialogues within and potentially generates personal attachment and implication. It is through the collection and the re-enactment of materials, spaces, observations and meanings that the complexity of one’s perception toward everyday life would be reminded and recognized.“

Janet Morton produces conceptually based work, using knitting and sewing in ways described as symbolic and subversive. She has created indoor and outdoor installations, including over-scaled items of clothing, 10,000 cloth leaves for trees, and ambitious collaborative works with other knitters. In 1999, for the last winter of the 20th century, the artist installed Cozy, a knitted cover for her house, over a year in the making and including hand-knit architectural details.

David Miller is the 2014 winner of the Duke and Duchess of York Prize in Photography.

“In an era of fleeting snapshots that appear and disappear in cyberspace, his works are testament to the power of photographs as objects – time bound memorials of elusive subjects. Miller’s practice is a persistent enquiry into the nature and act of photography itself.” http://canadacouncil.ca/council/artists/d/david-miller-duke-duchessofyork

"Selfies" explores the much maligned social media phenomenon through art works from the U of L Art Collection.

Canadian poet, translator and essayist Erín Moure gives a talk and tour of the current exhibition senselikeblueplace.

Jennifer Matotek speaks about her experiences as an emerging artist and curator, as well as past and future programming for the Dunlop Art Gallery.