Notice Board

Patrick Mahon is an artist, curator and teacher/academic; he has been a faculty member in Visual Arts at Western University, London, ON, since 1995. He was Chair of the Department from 2000 to 2010. His work includes print-based projects that engage with historical and contemporary aspects of print culture, and involves responding to gallery and museum collections as well as establishing community-based art initiatives.

ONE NIGHT STAND is a nomadic contemporary art gallery exhibiting a wide range of artists.

Buce Horak began painting portraits in 2011 in response to the question, "How Do You See?"

Bianca Beetson is of the Gubbi Gubbi people of the Sunshine Coast. Her work is instantly recognisable as she always uses the colour pink. She is a member of the Campfire Group as well as the ProppaNOW artists group, both based in Brisbane. She has shown her work in a number of exhibitions including the '2nd Asia Pacific Triennal' at the Queensland Art Gallery in 1996/1997, ‘Black Humour’ at the Canberra Contemporary Art Space in 1997 as well as the 2001 exhibition "Gatherings, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art From Queensland Australia" in Brisbane.

Baker will discuss her thesis work, particularly her interests in performance and the body.

Adam Waldron-Blain is a famous artist in Edmonton. Last year he created an exhibition at the Art Gallery of Alberta, and showed works at Harcourt House, Xpace External Space (Toronto), Whippersnapper Gallery (Toronto) and made work on residency at SÍM (Reykjavík). In recent years he performed at Dirt City¦Dream City in downtown Edmonton, made work in Banff, Toronto, and Glasgow during residencies, and his artworks, performances, and games appeared at events and exhibitions in Bristol, Calgary, Glasgow, Oakland, San Antonio, and around Edmonton.

JOHN CLARK, PAINTER, WRITER, EDUCATOR.

Her talk will focus on her collaboration with Corinne Thiessen as the fictitious company Amcor resulting in LIAR! LIAR!...

From Can to Plan: Exhibition Management and Production at AGA

Melding nightlife with fine art, Coral Short's practice casts magic spells on her audiences enabling them to understand that many fantastical realities can and do happen at any given moment.