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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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...
A/P is organizing, Local Imprint, a non-juried exhibition for A/P members to showcase their work...
Any soul born from childhood will connect with the universal experience of growing up, a sensation that Laura Peturson implores with apparent effortlessness - and capitalizes on as a space to draw attention to the world that today’s children are destined to inherit. Within large scale murals, Peterson immerses her audience in a fantasy land that at first glance seems separate from the adult world. And yet, there is something looming in the margins...
This series speaks to the contemporary and ongoing dialogue between the construction of the identity of self and the collective cultural identity, specifically in relation to social media...
Robert Pugh is a senior artist whose artistic practice began to take shape in England in the 1970s. Over the years, much of his time has been devoted to painting despite acquiring a press twenty years ago and creating, over time, an oeuvre of printed works. Five years ago Pugh started producing figurative colour etchings, nineteen of which are on display at Alberta Printmakers... |
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This is where things shift. Intervals of change - those transient spaces that we occupy in between our befores and afters - are the uncertain territories of simultaneous disruption and formation. We describe them as places to move through and not as places in which to linger. My current work explores what it is like to be still within these in-between spaces. |
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Although the context for this exhibition may seem melancholy in tone, there is a dark beauty to the prints, expressed in the lyrical quality of Rudolph's line, the softness of the figures, delicate grass pattern, and painterly dark clouds. Rudolph is rigorous in her approach to printmaking, using a systematic medium to investigate a systemic problem... |