Exhibitions and Events
Just My Imagination
Organized by Museum London and the MMB Collective, and curated by David Merritt and Kim Moodie, Just My Imagination presents recent work in the expanded field of contemporary drawing in Canada. Few of the fourteen participating artists restrict themselves to drawing’s traditional means. In a world where psychic, social and material processes are intimately entwined, their practices extend into textile, sculpture, digital and mixed media, or provocatively cross disciplines to produce new visual compounds.
Dan Petrie Retrospective
The Nova Scotian-born Hollywood-based film director, producer, editor and script writer Daniel Petrie Senior was one of the most respected Canadian motion picture artists. A contemporary of giants such as Arthur Penn, Martin Scorsese and Robert Altman, his work has rarely been considered in the same context despite the many awards he won over nearly 50 years of filmmaking.
States of Being: Works by contemporary Canadian women selected from the permanent collection
By their titles, their imagery or their physical presentation, these works suggest a variety of emotional or metaphysical states of being.
Susan Feindel: Scan
Through paintings, videos, bookworks and mixed-media installations, Nova Scotian artist Susan Feindel continues her investigations into remote sensing in marine and medical environments.
Likeness: Portraits of Artists by Other Artists
Curator Matthew Higgs brings together an international cast of artists (including Roy Arden, AA Bronson, Heather Cantrell, Chuck Close, Nan Goldin, Robert Mapplethorpe, and Richard Prince) who have made portraits of other artists (such as Louise Bourgeois, David Hockney, Mary Kelly, Felix Partz, Dieter Roth, Cindy Sherman, Andy Warhol and many more) in a variety of media, offering the viewer an intimate look inside a usually private and privileged milieu.
Alex Livingston: Paintings 1985-2005
Opening: Thursday, 10 March at 8 pm
