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Towards an art historical methodology of listening
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Glenn Alteen's talk will focus on two ongoing projects he developed at grunt gallery for the final 5 years responding to the changing city and the rampant redevelopment that is eradicating the city’s history.
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Publishing as Artistic Practice
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In this lecture artist, writer and editor Isabelle Sully will present a series of recent projects that all take writing as a primary mode of thinking.
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There are no walls, only partitions, shimmering membranes covered in mirror or gold
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In collaboration with Southern Alberta Art Gallery
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Detours: Locating an Unpredictable Finish Line
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A Literature of Images: Reading the Photograph as Readymade
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Five individuals, each pursuing advanced research-creation degrees at the University of Lethbridge, discuss their current projects, works that combine scholarly investigation with innovation through art and design.
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Alumna Mandy Espezel is a Canadian artist originally from Fort McMurray, Alberta.