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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:19900901
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SUMMARY:1990 ArtWalk
DESCRIPTION:About the Exhibition\nThis 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\, with Image 54 showcasing works and prints of a smaller scale. Thank you to Pauline Lindland and Mark Dicey for jurying this exhibition. \nArtists included in the exhibition: \nLeslie Minions\, Joan Weiser\, Helen Mackie\, Carole Bondaroff\, Gwen Frank\, Malcolm Brekkie\, Robbin Yager\, Todd Johnson\, June Thomsen\, Lenore Dyke\, Setsuko Moulton\, Colleen Shepstone\, Vera Greenwood\, Kevin Jones\, Janet Lowry\, Nick Meijer-Drees\, KarenMacRae\, Marda Wright\, Vivian Herman\, Bill Laing\, Catherine Baillies. 
URL:https://albertaprintmakers.com/event/1990-artwalk/
LOCATION:Image 54
CATEGORIES:Other Exhibition Past,Past
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SUMMARY:Local Imprint
DESCRIPTION:About the Exhibition\nA/P is organizing\, Local Imprint\, a juried exhibition for A/P members to showcase their work. \n\nThis exhibition is intended to: \n\nCelebrate A/P members while welcoming new and returning members\nFoster community through an inclusive group exhibition\nConnect with local and global printmakers and showcase the breadth and depth of their print-based work\nPromote sales that will support individual artists and raise funds for sustaining A/P’s community programs\n\n  \nArtists included in the exhibition: \nAlden Alfon\, Elizabeth Allen\, Carole Bondaroff\, Rosemary Brown\, Katherine Cregan\, Irén Gibson\, Kenzie Housego\, Ursula Knight\, Eveline Kolijn\, Kathryn Mathias\, Larissa McLean\, Michael Leeb\, Shinobu Mitsuashi\, Sara Norquay\, Anne Petrie\, Stan Phelps\, Carrie Phillips-Kieser\, Evan Smibert\, Heather Stump\, Margot Van Lindenberg\, Caitlin Wells\, Andie Wicherts\, Andrea Williamson\, Tracy Wormsbecker\,
URL:https://albertaprintmakers.com/event/local-imprint/
LOCATION:Alberta
CATEGORIES:Other Exhibition Past,Past
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SUMMARY:The Mountie in The Family
DESCRIPTION:About the Exhibition \nMy maternal grandfather was a Mountie. This photo of him on horseback\, dressed in his formal Canadian Mounted Police uniform\, represents such an iconic symbol for Canada. Having passed away in 1995 he would have been 106 years old this year\, as Canada turns 150. This artwork is an investigation into my own identity\, within Canadian culture\, and how my personal view on heritage\, lineage\, and nostalgia have played a part in the formation of this identity. \nArtist Bio: Kenzie Housego has always been drawn to found objects and imagery with a sense of history. Through her art\, she seeks to investigate societal narratives of a romanticized past as well as the narrative of objects. She often highlights contemporary modes of gender roles and beauty by reflecting on the symbolic or iconized within society. Housego holds a BFA in Print Media from the Alberta College of Art and Design and resides in Calgary Alberta.  \n  \n 
URL:https://albertaprintmakers.com/event/the-mountie-in-the-family/
LOCATION:Alberta
CATEGORIES:Other Exhibition Past,Past
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SUMMARY:Even With Sharp Teeth You Can't Bite Water
DESCRIPTION:Even With Sharp Teeth You Can’t Bite Water is an exhibition of new works investigating The Diasporic Imaginary and the complications of self-fashioning while still in the midst of grappling with a fraught inheritance. The print works presented as part of this solo exhibition use abstraction and fragmentation as entry points to meditate on the spatialisation of diasporic consciousness and the utility of remaining within spaces of opacity\, unknowability and in betweenness. Through their avoidance of closure\, the works create an opening for re-spatializing the pluralistic\, multi-directional and multi-temporal scope of diasporic identity. With open linear geometries and unfixed topographies the prints utilise a sort of pragmatic ambiguity to foreground the slippery nature of witnessing\, the entangled relationship between place and placelessness and the fugitive\, emancipatory potential of a diasporic imaginary where belonging is allowed to exist not as an either/or\, but rather\, as an all at once. \n  \n\nNura Ali is a visual artist\, writer and curator\, living and working in Calgary\, Alberta. She received a BFA in Visual Art from Emily Carr University of Art and Design\, a BA in English Literature\, Art History and Italian from the University of Leicester and a BA in History from Goldsmiths College\, University of London. Her wide-ranging practise investigates the linguistic and cognitive scaffolding underpinning the ways we create meaning. Nura has shown her work across Canada and internationally\, received numerous awards and grants; most recently from the Canada Council for the Arts\, The Arts Canada Institute\, Calgary Arts Development and the Rozse Foundation and has taken part in various national and international residencies. When she is not curled up with a book or pottering around her garden\, Nura is dreaming up ways to dismantle oppressive structures and for this reason became one of the founding members of the Vancouver Artists Labour Union; a unionised workers cooperative whose mission it is to transform labour practises in the arts sector and create fair\, equitable and sustainable working conditions for artists and cultural workers.
URL:https://albertaprintmakers.com/event/even-with-sharp-teeth-you-cant-bite-water/
LOCATION:A/P Gallery\, 460 42 Avenue SE\, Calgary\, Alberta\, T2G 1Y5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Past,Past
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240324
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SUMMARY:Print(ed) Word
DESCRIPTION:About Print(ed) Word\nIn 2017\, A/P and Loft 112\, an artistic hub for writers and creatives to connect\, received funding support from Canada Council for the Arts to initiate Print(ed) Word – an interdisciplinary project that explored book-inspired relationships including art from text\, artist with writer\, and art book with reader/viewer. ​ \nThe result was a collaboration between 12 printmakers and 12 writers\, each paired to create a collaborative handmade artist book inspired from an existing text. The public support\, dissemination\, and celebration of this collaborative project continues. \nThe full collection of Print(ed) Word artist books were permanently installed in Calgary’s landmark Central Library in November 2018\, which was followed by a series of public artists talks throughout 2019 and the development of a mini-documentary series that was publicly released in 2020.  Click on each of the artist books listed below to view each mini-documentary.  \nArtist/Writer pairs and their collaborations\n\nDeep Cold on 11A by Aritha van Herk (writer) and Eveline Kolijn (artist)\nWhen a Warm Wind Blows off the Mountains by Susan Calder (writer) and Sylvia Arthur (artist)\nMy Mother Closing the Mouth of the War by Richard Harrison (writer) and Barbara Sutherland (artist)\nHow to Build a Street Girl by Lee Kvern (writer) and Carole Bondaroff (artist)\nThe Hunters by Jani Krulc (writer) and Ryan Statz (artist)\nHymenoptera by Doug Neilson (writer) and Heather Huston (artist)\nRouleauville by Rona Altrows (writer) and Carolyn Qualle (artist)\nISOBARS by Weyman Chan (writer) and Kate Baillies (artist)\nSwimming with Sharks by Elena Schacherl (writer) and Heather Urness (artist)\nSaturday Afternoon at the Calgary Exhibition and Stampede\, 1977 by Barb Howard (writer) and Sally Reesman (writer)\nThe Night Will Be Long But Beautiful: The Life and Death of Jeff Lakes by Erin Vance (writer) and Tim van Wijk (artist)\nMezzo Milimetro by Caitlynn Cummings (writer) and Wendy Tokaryk (artist)\n\n  \nAcknowledgements\nThe creation of this project was made possible through the generous support of the Canada Council for the Arts\, the partnership between A/P and Loft 112\, with special thanks to Carrie Phillips-Kieser and Lisa Murphy Lamb and 24 participating artists and writers. \nThe permanent exhibition\, 2019 Salon Series\, and Print(ed) Word Documentary were made possible through the generous support of the J K L MacLachlan Family Foundation together with the Calgary Public Library Foundation and the Calgary Public Library.
URL:https://albertaprintmakers.com/event/printed-word/
LOCATION:Calgary Central Library\, 800 3rd Street SE\, Calgary\, Alberta\, T2G 2E7\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20240324T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20240324T150000
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SUMMARY:Studio Workshop: Intro to Silkscreen #2
DESCRIPTION:February sold out so fast so we got another one for ya!  \nScreen printing (or silkscreen) is a printmaking technique where layers of ink are pulled through a mesh screen to create a wonderfully detailed image\, often with multiple layers of transparent ink interacting with one another. In this comprehensive workshop\, students will gain an understanding of the processes involved in creating a screen print on paper within a professional printmaking studio and will leave with the knowledge and experience required to produce work independently. \nNo experience required. \nThe instructor will cover: ​​​ \n\nBoth analogue and digital methods of creating stencilsCoating a screen with emulsion\nBurning the screen on the exposure unit\nMixing ink\nRegistering multiple layers\nPulling prints\nCleaning/ reclaiming screens\n\nNote: This class is for adults (18+ years) and is limited to 4 participants. \nInstructor Bio: \nOriginally from Montreal Quebec\, Statz completed his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at the Alberta College of Art + Design in 2000\, and received his Masters of Fine Arts degree in Print Media at Concordia University in 2008. Currently based in Calgary Alberta\, Statz’s work has been exhibited across Canada\, The United States\, and Europe.\nInstagram: @statzart
URL:https://albertaprintmakers.com/event/studio-workshop-intro-to-silkscreen-5-2/
LOCATION:Alberta
CATEGORIES:Multi-Day,Workshop Past
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20240327T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20240327T210000
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SUMMARY:Printmaking: An Expansive Residency Showcase
DESCRIPTION:From October 2023 – March 2024\, Mountain Standard Time Performative Art (M:ST) and Alberta Printmakers (A/P) have had the pleasure of working with residents Jules de Guzman and Kamika Bianca Guerra-Walker. \nThis exhibition showcases the fruits of their labour and learning during their time participating with: Printmaking and Interdisciplinary Creation: an Expansive Residency\, coordinated in partnership by both organizations. \nJules de Guzman\nArtist Statement:\nHaving begun their membership at Alberta Printmakers (A/P) with Cyanotype Magic with Gloria Gelo\, Jules took Silkscreen in Colour with Morgan Melenka and fell in love with the process and outcomes of printmaking. Within this residency\, they have taken additional printmaking workshops including: Introduction to Etching with Alison Frank\, Botanical Inks with Skye Louis\, Reduction Woodcut with Matt Dunlop\, Photolithography Basics with Jamie Lee-Girodat\, Painterly Printmaking with Christina Krentz\, Secrets of Chine Collé with Myken McDowell\, and Linocut Cardmaking through A/P’s community programming. \nThey began their printmaking practice making works about notions of home\, observing and communicating their diasporic intimacies of displacement\, survival and longing. Working in their personal archives of memories\, personal belongings\, and photographs\, they attempt to bridge gaps in knowledge of fragmented identities through stories of migration\, colonialism and capitalism. They also utilized the archives at Mount Royal University to place themself within larger narratives of queer resilience as a queer\, non-binary Filipino\, finding comfort in the community of ancestors that have lived before them. By understanding ways they have survived in hostility\, they nurture a future of belonging\, healing and joy. Jules also built skills in bookbinding through one-on-one workshops with Barbara Sutherland\, expanding possibilities for self-publishing and art book making. They also learned about creative processes and research practices in creative mentorship with Marigold Santos. Their printmaking explorations were immensely supported by the staff at A/P: Tracy\, Jamie and Rachel. \nJules’ Artist Bio\nJules de Guzman (they/he) is a queer Filipinx writer/poet\, artist and researcher currently based in Mohkinstis. Their work is shaped by their experience as a second generation immigrant in the Filipino diaspora\, their educational background in sociology and creative writing\, and their involvement with local arts and music communities. Decolonial activism and advocacy for marginalized narratives drives their passion for library/archival work\, creative writing and artistic practice. DIY publishing and zine making is foundational in their practice with their poetry and writing being published in several arts and literary publications. They began taking classes at Alberta Printmakers in the summer of 2023 beginning with Cyanotype Magic. Since then\, they have taken 8 more workshops in the past year including photolithography\, reduction woodcut and silkscreening in colour. They are a community taught artist having expanded their artistic skills through workshops and kinship practices of drawing\, painting\, photography\, filmmaking\, music and collage. Jules is moving to Tiohtià:ke to do a master’s in library and information sciences so they can further their knowledge of archives\, libraries and art. \nKamika Bianca Guerra-Walker\nArtist Statement\nAs a 2023/24 Artist in Residence for Alberta Printmakers and M:ST Performative Art\, I have been blessed with the opportunity to dream\, create freely and learn at my own pace. I took on this journey with the intention of exploring unknown territory through the learning of a new medium\, allowing me the chance to adapt my practice with vast modes of expression to share my message. \nThrough AP’s workshops\, I have been able to learn photolithography\, silkscreen printing and etching. I explored ; What inspires me and whom? Who do I want to connect with in this world and why? What figures have been dancing around the inner world of my mind waiting to land onto paper or canvas? When can I let them out… is it safe now? I think so. \nMy creations reflect these thoughts\, honoring a plethora of artists and revolutionaries that have inspired me through their music\, writing or message – giving me a sense of self as a young Afro-Latina Woman.I move onto my next journey of creations through self exploration\, connection to my vast communities and echoing my calls to action; to love one another unconditionally and support the marginalized. \nKamika’s Artist Bio\nKamika Bianca Guerra – Walker of Jamaican and Chilean heritage is a Calgarian\, Multidisciplinary visionary – creating as a visual artist\, poet\, model\, actress\, and excels as a film director\, producer\, and writer. Her films have garnered recognition from prominent organizations for their ability to evoke empathy and change in treatment towards those experiencing mental illnesses\, addictions\, and houselessness. Kamika is the founder of mental health organization -The Walker Foundation\, sits on the board of the Black Arts and Culture Council of Calgary and Latin Artist collective\, Como Se Dice. She has directed short films\, documentaries\, docu-series\, commercial advertisements and music videos. \nKamika is currently engulfed in several professional development residences across Canada producing different works of art in printmaking\, mixed media\, film and poetry. She has been exploring her practice and fine tuning her skills through artist-in-Residence programs by Arts Commons\, The Canadian Academy of Cinema & Television\, Marriott Residence Inn\, Alberta Printmakers and M:ST Performative Art. Her ultimate aspiration is to continue exploring and blending artistic mediums to ignite societal change and inspire individuals to always approach life with compassion as their leading principle\, triumphing over their human instinctive judgment.
URL:https://albertaprintmakers.com/event/printmaking-an-expansive-residency-showcase/
LOCATION:NVRLND Boutique\, 1048 21 Ave SE\, Calgary\, AB\, T2G 1N2\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Other Exhibition Past,Past
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SUMMARY:Studio Workshop: Intro to Silkscreen
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LOCATION:Alberta
CATEGORIES:Past
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