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Notes from "An Exoduster’s Archive"
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Blake Fitzpatrick: The Mobile Ruin
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In this lecture visual artist Jennifer Wanner will discuss her exhibition Second Nature that is currently on view at both the Helen Christou Gallery and the Project Channel satellite space. Wanner’s art practice examines botanical art and nature cinema in a world dominated by “second nature” – a virtual simulation of pristine “first nature” wrought by the revolution in information, biotechnologies, and consumer culture.
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“Nothing but an open mouth, or perhaps an eye, an ear: nothing but an open body. Bodies are adoration in all their openings.”
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Julie Beugin will discuss her development and current work, by describing her changing engagement with space and place though a commitment to material process in painting.
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What Now: Thinking Through Canada 150
In an era where we are again seeing the dangers of nationalism—something contemporary art has claimed to reject outright, yet unquestionably participates in—it is worthwhile to think carefully, skeptically, and curiously about this anniversary and the charged moment it will afford. Here, a cultural critic explores the problems and opportunities surrounding Canada 150: an event that could, and should, be as much about the future as the past.
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Njootli’s lecture focusses on residue, performance, sound and the land. This includes her involvement with ReMatriate Collective, her work as a Cultural Tattoo Practitioner, and as a performance artist.
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The University of Lethbridge will be hosting its 50th Anniversary Native Awareness week March 6 - 10th. Join us for a mini pow-wow, food tasting, and other events!
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Adrian Cooke is an artist/sculptor with a record of both solo and group exhibitions across Canada. After graduating with honours from the Alberta College of Art in Calgary, Alberta, he pursued post-diploma studies at the New York Studio School in New York City and earned his BFA from the Alberta College of Art and Design in. He has also participated in summer sessions at the Banff Centre, Alberta and Emma Lake, Saskatchewan.
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Riva Symko is an art historian, writer, curator, and (former) arts administrator living in Edmonton, Alberta. Her most recent research has been focused the creative practice and theoretical discourse of appropriation in relation to its effects on some of our long-standing institutions, such as copyright – particularly in light of the proliferation of digital reproduction over the past thirty years. Her more general areas of expertise include critical theory, and modern and contemporary art/visual culture.