Exhibitions and Events
ERI 7: Eyelevel Reshelving Initiative
Eyelevel Reshelving Initiative is a biennial exhibition of artist’s books, multiples, and printed matter, refreshing Eyelevel Gallery’s Bookstore with works from established and emerging artists. Work on display will be available for purchase throughout the exhibition during regular gallery hours.

Postcard invitation to opening of Peggy’s Cove Syndrome group exhibition, November 30, 1974, Eyelevel Gallery fonds, MS-3-35, Box 40, Folder 4
“Why are we saving All these artist publications + Other Galleries stuffs?” The Emergence of Artist-Run Culture in Halifax
In the late 1960s and early 1970s, Canadian artists began to self-organize and establish independent spaces for creating and presenting contemporary art. These spaces were called “parallel galleries” or “alternative spaces” and are now known as artist-run centres. Halifax is home to some of the oldest artist-run centres in the country: between 1970 and 1975, Charlotte Townsend-Gault organized the artist-run Mezzanine Gallery at NSCAD. In 1972, a group of female artists established the Inventions Gallery, but the gallery closed after a fire in 1973.
Gleaning a Song: The Singing Voice as Artifact in Media Art
Gleaning a Song: The Singing Voice as Artifact in Media Art is a compilation of CFAT members’ videos that distinctly incorporate, explore, conjure, or manipulate the singing voice in “song” as tenor for cultural production, existential memoire, conceptual and technical experimentation, and/or cultural communication. The program includes works by Lindsay Dobbin, Lisa Lipton, Tom Sherman and Jan Pottie, and Emily Vey Duke & Cooper Battersby.
Opening reception
Opening reception for “Why are we saving All these artist publications + Other Galleries stuffs?”, Gleaning a Song: The Singing Voice as Artifact in Media Art and Eyelevel Reshelving Initiative 7.
Mark Gilbert Artist Talk
Dalhousie Art Gallery is pleased to present an artist's talk by Mark Gilbert, in conjunction with the screening of Midge Mackenzie's documentary, Saving Faces, which appears in this year's Student, Staff, Faculty, and Alumni Exhibition.
62nd Student, Staff, Faculty and Alumni Exhibition
OPENING RECEPTION: Thursday 3 December at 7PM
Our annual celebration of the creativity of the Dalhousie community -- in its seventh decade! Up to three entries per person will be accepted during regular Gallery hours between November 1st to 22nd.
Art 21: Art in the Twenty-First Century
Now in its fourth season, the groundbreaking PBS series Art 21 - Art in the Twenty-First Century provides a behind the scenes view of a diverse range of contemporary artists. Viewers observe intimate footage of artists at work in their homes, studios and communities and speaking in their own words about their practice.
The Future of Medicine
SCREENINGS AT 8 PM | FREE ADMISSION
3 November - Fantastic Voyage
Richard Fleischer, USA, 1966, 100 mins. A team of scientists is miniaturized to enter a stricken man’s bloodstream in this famous Sci-Fi thriller from the 1960s. Rachel Welch and Donald Pleasance star.
10 November - Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind