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EXHIBITIONS
2024
Pink Job
Liam Naish
Performance: 29.11.2024 - 7PM-9PM
29.11.2024-20.12.2024
Reception November 22 2024 7PM - 9PM
It's dark on my way home, after the December sun, on the transcan between the casino and the Petrocan. Driving snow and the Sunday traffic keep me from peace. Some boys outta Golden nearly ran me off the road, a lifted truck and a trailer of sleds. Another thing I've become accustomed to on the weekly commute. I'm still 30 minutes from home.
On our bedroom floor there's a pile of laundry that needs doing. The coin operated machines downstairs, past the basement neighbors door with that small dog that won't shut up. I've gotta remember the sheets and the bit of clothes you need done. I'll struggle to stay awake for the end of the cycle, but I'll enjoy getting to hear about your day...
Discount High Fashion Shoes
Kyle Anderson-Nguyen, Sarah Ansell, Lauren Brown, Jeanne Crandell, Jonathan Creese, GJ De Los Santos, Nathalie Dion-Leal, Odin Ellergodt, Vian Esterhuizen, Nishma Gopaul, Marina Hardie, Sasha Terway, Jeff Wielki, Mishel Torres, Uncle Girl, Zoe Wallace, Genevieve Zuker
01.11.2014-22.11.2024
Reception November 22 2024 7PM - 9PM
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My Hair is Getting Longer
Frankie Elouise
27.09.2024-18.10.2024
Reception September 27 2024 7PM - 9PM
"My Hair Is Getting Longer" visualizes the intersection of shame and joy, particularly within the contexts of femininity, womanhood, and trans experience. This exhibition explores how critiques of expression are deeply ingrained in everyday thinking and begins the process of unpacking internalized gender norms. It invites viewers to reflect on how these intersections not only reveal the complexities of navigating societal expectations but also highlight the profound ways in which joy can emerge and transform amidst these challenges.
For her debut solo show, Elouise draws from everyday experiences and personal identity exploration, often incorporating objects and details from her life. Her work focuses on stretching and contorting figures while distorting perspectives to challenge conventional views and play with body language. Through both personal and universal narratives, she confronts and reimagines traditional stories around femininity, creating a space for introspection and connection.
Home Town
Birdy Loughlin
23.08.2024-14.09.24
Reception August 23 2024 7PM - 9PM
Hometown —
Rhapsody, confluence
Healing, holding, rolling,
Love, poetry — fear, prose
Rambling, gambling, dreaming
Blues, bluff
Yonder.
Stand Alone Complex
Kyle Anderson-Nguyen
19.07.2024-10.08.24
Reception July 19 2024 7PM - 9PM
I am soOoo hungry I cant wait to eat takis and baja blast blah blah blah. Laughing and playing with friends is healthy for me (and you). I love to watch youtube on my computer. Just me and my stand alone complex o7o7o7
夢中人 一分鐘抱緊 接十分鐘的吻 陌生人 怎樣走進內心 製造這次興奮
我彷似跟你熱戀過 和你未似現在這樣近 思想開始過份 為何突然襲擊我
來進入我悶透夢窩 激起一股震撼
Ah~La~Ha La~Ya~Ha Ya~Ha~Ah~
夢中人 多麼想變真 我在心裡不禁 夢中尋 這分鐘我在等 你萬分鐘的吻
我彷似跟你熱戀過 和你未似現在這樣近 思想開始過份 為何突然襲擊我
來進入我悶透夢窩 激起一股震撼 夢中尋 這分鐘我在等 你萬分鐘的吻
夢中人 這分鐘我在等 來製造心裡興奮 心興奮
Ah~La~Ha La~Ya~Ha Ya~Ha~Ah~
Work And Play: A New Exploration
Sydney Paquette
14.06.2024 - 06.07.2024
Reception June 14 2024 6PM - 8PM
Work and Play: A New Exploration,” explores the theme of agency for women in skilled trades and construction. Through sculpture, painting, and drawing, she draws inspiration from her background as a house painter and her involvement in Youth Programs at SAIT. This exhibition marks the first time she has integrated all these mediums, signifying a novel artistic endeavor as she delves into the concept of “work and play.”
Integrating gestures, emotions, and hardware objects into her artwork, Paquette reflects on textural, visceral, and expressive aspects of her craft. Celebrating the vibrancy and diversity of the trades, her work captures the multifaceted experiences of women in these fields. Through her portrayal, she offers agency within a fresh visual language.
Crit Room
Crawlspace Studio Collective
31.05.2024 - 07.06.2024
Reception May 31 2024 6PM - 9PM
Crit Room explores the work of current and founding members of Crawlspace. Our studio collective houses twelve amazing artists working in a communal space as they continue and develop their unique practices in a post-graduation setting.
We found each other through our cohort at Alberta University of the Arts and formed a thriving, supportive, creative, community. Together we’ve grown as artists and friends, and without each other, the work exhibited today would have never been possible. This exhibition is a final goodbye to our time there, and an exciting step towards the future of Crawlspace.
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