Featuring local contemporary artists:
Abstrakt-373
George Duncan
Laelia LeFeuvre
Manuka Forge Studio
Nikki Gour
Tammy Fischer
Joey Podlubny and Sandra Vida.
An eclectic mix of artwork ranging from new media installation, photography, mixed media to metal art.
FOUR Art exhibition - June 4 - Aug 13
Featuring 4 local contemporary mixed media artists:
Koos de Jongh, Laelia LeFeuvre, Nikki Gour, Tammy Fischer.
Opening reception 4 - 8pm.
A donation box will be set during event, all proceeds will go to the Red Cross for Slave Lake relief. http://www.redcross.ca/article.asp?id=39285
More details to come... stay tuned.
Energy Exhibition
Featuring local group ab-strakt 373:
Alan Antioquia, Patricia Baker, Karen Brown, Koos de Jongh, Martha McCullagh, Michelle Seaman.
This exhibition was prepared for The Works Festival in Edmonton June 23 - July 5 and it's ab-straKt 373’s
first gallery opening! So we are delighted to have their work before they go to Edmonton.
The Art Project - Starts April 2nd 2011, opening reception at 7pm
The Art Project exhibition.Featuring artists Tania Clarke, Patrick Walsh, Nathan Veldhoen, Helen Bond,
Gloria Blatt, Michael Eubank, and Tegan Owens. Live music by the Flexisonics DJ's.
NEW WORKS ADDED TO GROUP EXHIBITION - March 2011
We have added new works by our artists, George Duncan, Melynda Kalyn, Ron Robinson, guest artist Alex Ferguson.
NEW WORKS ADDED TO GROUP EXHIBITION - Jan - Feb 2011
We start this new year with new works by our artists Chad Smith, Shaun Friesen, George Duncan, Ron Robinson.
NEW WORKS ADDED TO GROUP EXHIBITION - Sep - Dec 2010
We have added new works by our two new artists, Gabriela Luna and George Duncan, both mixed media artists.
MIXED AND NEW MEDIA ART WORKS - Exhibition starts May 6 2010
We are excited to display an eclectic mix of works by local artists Lisa Heinricks, Melynda Kalyn, Michael Grills, Nikki Gour and Ron Robinson.
INTERESTING PEOPLE - March 28 - April 30 2010
[Reception March 28: 6 - 9PM]
Having worked digitally his entire career as a video games artist and director, Michael Grills intends to show
how digital art can share both a classic and contemporary tradition. While most Digital art tends to be
created for a commercial purpose Michael has decided to push this art in a different direction.
"I'm choosing my subjects based on whether or not I find them interesting. This allows me to apply my own
lens to the subject matter and create a realistic impression. I work digitally bringing traditional
portraits to life in a way that only digital can provide. These are vector paintings and so the final
output is a mathematical equation. The Medium coincides with the message as it was the electric mediums
that caused us to forget the people closest to us in the first place. Is it possible to use it to remember them again?"
At the Show Interesting People The viewer will be exposed to a number of Printed Canvases that are 36 by 60 inches in
size. Near the pieces there will be videos showing, stroke for stroke, how each painting comes into being.
“By exposing the process I hope that people will see the underlying creative work that goes into each piece.
Digital is great medium for art and in the right setting viewers should be convinced.”
IF you think your interesting and should have a portrait painted then go to http://www.idrawinterestingpeople.com
or contact Michael directly at 403.921.6112.
According to Michael, “This is going to be a life long project. I'm hoping to meet interesting people all over the world and
hope that people will fill in the website and apply to have a portrait done.”
GROUP EXHIBITION - March 5 - 25, 2010 [Opening March 5 @ 6pm]
We are excited to present our principle artists and their works:
Lisa Heinricks, Nikki Gour, Roberta Murray and Ron Robinson. Each
one of them strives to innovate in what they do through the process
of creation and the medium.
Lisa is constantly pushing herself in new directions both on and off the canvas.
Her work has been shown from the Prime Ministers Office in Canada to Florence Italy.
She will be to the 21st Century what Pollock was to the 20th.
Nikki’s work is based on a unique personal interaction with found
objects combined with her deep personal reflections on how she sees
the world through life experiences, surroundings, thoughts, feelings,
emotions and intuitiveness.
Roberta draws on her background as a fibre artist through the use of texture, form,
and light. The result is images with a
mystical quality as if taken at a different time or in a different world. Many of her images
are heavily manipulated using multiple images to create a unique texture and depth.
Ron's art has tended to be a journey through inter-connected ideas
and inspirations that have pushed in to a wide variety of media that include: sculpture in
stone, wood, ceramic, metal, relief printing. He defines himself as a conceptual artist,
dictating the medium of expression, often working in series in order to fully explore an idea.
We invite you to come and enjoy each piece and meet the artists at our opening reception as well
as to see music being created by performance artist and ACAD Instructor Adam Tindale.
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