Art NOW featuring Alyssa Fearon
Join us live on Zoom as Alyssa Fearon discusses recent curatorial projects, including the 2025 exhibition, Black Prairies.
Join us live on Zoom as Alyssa Fearon discusses recent curatorial projects, including the 2025 exhibition, Black Prairies.
Visual artist Miya Turnbull and dance artist Shion Skye Carter share their individual practices, and together they'll talk about their collaboration and performance "Omote" (面).
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MASKS OF IDENTITY: Exploring biocultural heritage
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Stories from the Land
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This talk is in collaboration with Southern Alberta Art Gallery.
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In Extremis – Before, During and After.
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on Water Ways and other dream scapes
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Germaine Koh will speak about her art practice and experiences presenting work in Lethbridge in 1997 and 2026.
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In collaboration with Lethbridge Public Art, City of Lethbridge, and the Allied Arts Council of Lethbridge.
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Don Gill is a process oriented and a peripatetic artist with an absorption in history.