featuring work by Brushworks Art Guild, The Last Mountain Artists' Collective and Prairie Artists Guild | Coming Together
In these extraordinary times, when we must create distance from one another, it may seem out of place to come together. However, coming together is what is happening at the Art Gallery of Regina: The Last Mountain Artists' Collective, Brushworks Art Guild and Prairie Artists Guild join together to hold a "supershow" in the AGR's Outside the Box Galleries starting October 30 and running until November 27.
Coming Together is an excellent opportunity to see works from three distinct groups of artists representing diverse styles and visions. Escape for the moment by immersing yourself in this eclectic presentation.
Rania AlHarthi, Lindsay Arnold, Ian Campbell & Heidi Phillips, David Garneau with Peter Brass, Dennis Jackson, John Graham, Graeme Patterson, Theo Pelmus with Kristin Snowbird, Lindsey Rewuski On-demand screenings of video artworks by Saskatchewan artists accessed through a free augmented reality smartphone app paired with AR-enabled posters at public locations throughout Regina and the province.
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Through distance and closure, there is the potential to become closer: closer to artist's processes, research and the experiences that inform their work.
The Art Gallery of Regina, in partnership with AKA Artist-Run (Saskatoon), invites Katherine Boyer's intimate glimpse's online sketchbook archived on www.tofeelclose.com.
The sun is cradled by sky; imagined shifting its weight along a strap or loose in a pouch of blue cloth. If you can, be still, and look. You can see the world changing around you, sometimes gradually, sometimes suddenly. Daily, a changed world. Hourly, a changed world. With each blink, a changed world. Our material culture is a mirror, the surface is a reflection of the world and universe. The substrate of the internet supports connectivity, connecting skies.
This daily series of 14 object videos carry documented skies at various times of day, in various weather conditions. Nothing special happened to me on these days, but life-changing happened for someone else.
The Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre will also have new COVID-19 protocols in place to keep patrons safe. When visiting, please carefully read and follow all signs. Hand sanitizing stations are available throughout the centre, and travel in halls is one-direction only.
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