1990 ArtWalk
This year's annual ArtWalk festival will be held in September. Work from A/P will be on display in both The Petro-Canada Gallery and Image 54...
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A/P is organizing, Local Imprint, a non-juried exhibition for A/P members to showcase their work... 
My work deals with the relationship that architecture has to history and to an imagined space. I use unrelated objects at different scales, alongside architectural features to change the symbolism of both objects... 
'Based on the duality between fugitiveness of light and moment', Langevins' work navigates between exactitude and blurry images to exaggerate this duality. The human figures portrayed, twist and become disfigured, modified by his ephemeral light, which in turn rests itself upon a metaphor of man's consciousness of his own death. The belief of the eternity of one's spirit or soul, or the attempt to make an existence appear longer in the memories of others, becomes representative in the ambiguous movement of the human figures... |
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Three Lines serves as an exploration of the de- and recontextualization of pop-culture nostalgia, in a visual arts medium that both elevates and denigrates seemingly meaningless ephemera... |
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Rachel Duckhouse exhibits her print-based artwork in Wave Interference, a study of Calgary's water infrastructure and the effects of the recent flooding. This body of work is the continuation of Duckhouse's exploration of patterning and system mapping–those familiar with her practice will recognize the delicate pen and ink drawings that highlight her skillful hand. Her work is dynamic- aesthetically it draws parallels to early Op Art in the way she represents rhythm and reverberation. Also present throughout the exhibition is an emotive quality that bridges the abstract with the personal... |
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