Exhibitions and Events
Atlantic Film Festival: The Coen Brothers
Whether you consider them cult favourites or mass-audience avatars, the Coen Brothers (Joel and Ethan) have produced a unique body of cinema that continues to astound and entertain.
SCREENINGS DAILY AT 5 PM. FREE ADMISSION. SEATING IS LIMITED
Saturday 13 September - Blood Simple
USA, 1984, 99 minutes. A private detective, a couple under some strain and a boyfriend who just won’t die. These are the ingredients for the Coen Brothers’ terse debut, an American Indie neo-noir landmark.
Atlantic Film Festival: Celebrating the National Film Board of Canada
FREE ADMISSION
This year marks the 75th Anniversary of Canada’s National Film Board. Gaspereau Press author Binnie Brennan will read from her new book Like Any Other Monday which tells the story of a Buster Keaton-like character. A screening of the 1964 NFB film The Railrodder and its accompanying ‘making of’ documentary, Buster Keaton Rides Again, will follow the reading after a short question and answer session.
Diamond Mine: 60 Years of Collecting at the Dalhousie Art Gallery
Public reception: Thursday 11 September at 8:00 PM
In October 1953, a one-room area in the Arts and Administration Building was officially opened as the Dalhousie Art Gallery, a space administered by an art committee made up of faculty members working on a volunteer basis. The 1950s and 1960s were formative years for the Gallery when it went through a period of rapid growth. In 1970, the Gallery hired its first professional Director, and it has been led by paid professional staff ever since.
Tracing Tracks Online Launch
Project site: http://tracingtracks.com Artists: Edith Flückiger and Germaine Koh Curators: Mireille Bourgeois and Chantal Molleur Website by Lukas Steinman A component of the exhibition |
Artifact Institute: Closing reception and round table discussion
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION on residual media and CLOSING RECEPTION for
Artifact Institute Open House
Open House
Thursday 24 July 2014, 7 to 10 PM
6052 Almon Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia
The Artifact Institute is pleased to open its facility to the public on Thursday 24 July from 7 to 10 PM. The facility is operating this summer to complete the project Investigation 1: Electronic equipment discarded between 2004 and 2009 by arts and cultural organizations in the Halifax Regional Municipality.
About Investigation 1
Panel Discussion: Aboriginal Curating Today
PANEL DISCUSSION
ABORIGINAL CURATING TODAY
SUNDAY 4 MAY AT 3 PM | SCOTIABANK THEATRE, SAINT MARY’S UNIVERSITY
PANELISTS:
Greg Hill - Kanyen’kehaka artist and curator, Audain Curator of Indigenous Art, National Gallery of Canada Ursula Johnson - Mi’kmaq artist, currently longlisted for the Sobey Art Award
Dr. Carla Taunton - Assistant Professor, Division of Art History and Critical Studies, NSCAD University Tania Willard - Secwepemc artist, designer, co-curator of Beat Nation
Sculpture Lecture Series: Krzysztof Wodiczko
The Sculpture Area of NSCAD University and the Contemporary Art Projects Society are pleased to present a public talk by internationally recognized artist Krzysztof Wodiczko. The talk will take place on Monday 31 March at 7:30 pm in room HA19 at Dalhousie’s School of Architecture, located at 5410 Spring Garden Road. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.