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MODERN ARCHITECTURE IN LETHBRIDGE AND SOUTHERN ALBERTA:
COMPARING TODAY WITH YESTERDAY
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Jorge Sandoval is a faculty member of the Theatre and Dramatic Arts Department.
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In examining his installation PEEPHOLE as a case study, this talk examines how at the moment the spectators are aware of looking at themselves looking, they perceive themselves as part of the space, sensing the spatial/temporal synchronicity of the body, thereby affecting and enriching the content of the installation. This interaction creates a performative gesture that juxtaposes several discursive elements and unifies the space, the spectator and the installation.
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Aptness, Plasticity + Design: Necessitating Agility in Environments
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Nigel Prince was appointed Executive Director of the Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver, in January 2011. Prior to this he was Senior Curator at Ikon Gallery in Birmingham, UK. He has also worked as an independent curator and writer, and held academic positions, most notably serving as Course Director for BA (Hons) Visual Arts at Birmingham City University. Prince continues to write extensively for exhibition catalogues and art journals internationally, and has taught on Fine Art and Curatorial Masters programmes and PhD supervision at universities including Newcastle, Liverpool, Birmin
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Rhythmic Couplets reading/performance
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John Savill is a Lethbridge architect who owns and operates Savill Group Architecture Ltd. and the Trianon Gallery. He has been designing since 1972 when John and two friends formed a design buildcompany called the '38 Mothers' in Vancouver, B.C.
It’s often said that “A little knowledge is a dangerous thing.” This lecture will explore how a little knowledge about design and architecture is beneficial to almost anyone.
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Kirsten Lyttle is a Melbourne based multi-media artist who is of Māori descent. Her Iwi (tribe) is Waikato, tribal affiliation is Ngaati Taghina, Tainui A Whiro. Trained as a photographer (Fine Art) at RMIT University, she completed a Fine Art Degree with Distinction in 2008. In 2013, she was awarded a Master of Fine Art (RMIT University). In March 2015, she began her PhD candidature at Deakin University: her thesis topic Digital Mana? An investigation of the compatibility of Māori customary art practices, digital imaging technologies and digital/cyber space(s).
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PERU: the Future Resorts at historic Supe Puerto
Housing the enthusiastic visitors of archaeology in the Rio Supe Valley.