EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS
Juror: Mark Walton
Duality is defined by the Oxford English Dictionary as:
“an instance of opposition or contrast between two concepts or two aspects of something; a dualism”.
Light and dark, left and right, up and down… the duality of an object can be contradictory or complimentary… or both at the same time.
When portrayed in art, duality always engages the viewer to question what exactly the artist is trying to say, to ascertain their subjective truth. Is the glass half empty or half full? Those questions left unanswered by the artist often resonate long after seeing the work in question.
On view at the Button Factory Arts building until November 10!
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Prints, Drawings, and Installations
by Heather Franklin
September 8-29
Opening September 8th, 5:30-7pm
Join us!
Musical Mornings
The Performance Space (2nd floor)
Tuesdays, 11am -1pm
September 19, 26, October 3, 10, 17, 24, 31
Calling all Moms, Dads, Grandparents and little people that love to sing and make noise! This all generations program is just for you. Featuring Meghan Bunce singing and playing piano, this interactive class really works the room.
Drop by! Stay as long as you like! Bring a snack and explore the space!
DISCONNECTING KINECTING
Jennifer Janik's exhibition explores the emotional journey from isolation and disconnection to finding new and innovative ways to foster connections and a sense of togetherness despite the barriers imposed by the pandemic. Through her art, Janik invites viewers to reflect on their own experiences and emotions during the Covid lockdowns and to discover the redemptive power of human connection and resilience.
MARK WALTON'S COMPLICITY
Through this exhibition, photographer Mark Walton begins an exploration of his (and our) complicity in cultural genocide. Starting with memories growing up in Winnipeg to fathering two non-identifying Mohawk sons, the exhibition ranges from childhood fantasy to cold realization.
Shown: Complicity II
