A Visionary Journey
Works from the Collection of Terri Lipman
Armand Flint, Irene and Flossie, 1949/50, Gouache and watercolour on paper, Collection of Terri Lipman
Featuring works by: Andreas Drenters, Andre Ethier, Jay Isaac, Eli Langer, Scott McDermid, Noel Middleton, Simon Muscat, Roberto Rosenman, Morley Shayuk and others
@ The Robert McLaughlin Gallery
6 June - 27 September
Opening: RMG Fridays, 5 June, 7-10p
Talk with Terri Lipman: RMG Fridays, 3 July, 7-10pm
http://www.rmg.on.ca/lipman-visionary-journey.php
Aurora Town Hall
Public Art Proposal
Aurora, 2013
Stucco
by Morley Shayuk
Town of Aurora general committee meeting scheduled to propose a public wall relief depicting the theme of "Aurora" by Morley Shayuk. The artwork has been designed to be integrated into the existing architecture of the main stairwell location on the top floor of Aurora Town Hall.
Sept 17th 2013, 7pm
Council Chambers, 1st floor
Aurora Town Hall
100 John West Way
Aurora, Ontario
http://www.e-aurora.ca/aurora/calendar
Aurora, 2013
Stucco
by Morley Shayuk
Town of Aurora general committee meeting scheduled to propose a public wall relief depicting the theme of "Aurora" by Morley Shayuk. The artwork has been designed to be integrated into the existing architecture of the main stairwell location on the top floor of Aurora Town Hall.
Sept 17th 2013, 7pm
Council Chambers, 1st floor
Aurora Town Hall
100 John West Way
Aurora, Ontario
http://www.e-aurora.ca/aurora/calendar
Imaging Disaster
Catalogue
Includes 2 new essays by curators Cassandra Getty and Adam Lauder that stage encounters between historical and contemporary visions of environmental and social crisis. Focusing on connections between the work of 19th century Quebec painter Joseph Légaré and contemporary artists, including IAIN BAXTER&, Carol Conde, Karl Beveridge, Edward Burtynski, Kelly Wallace, and Morley Shayuk.
Catalogues and books are available to purchase at the Museum London Gallery Shop.
Includes 2 new essays by curators Cassandra Getty and Adam Lauder that stage encounters between historical and contemporary visions of environmental and social crisis. Focusing on connections between the work of 19th century Quebec painter Joseph Légaré and contemporary artists, including IAIN BAXTER&, Carol Conde, Karl Beveridge, Edward Burtynski, Kelly Wallace, and Morley Shayuk.
Catalogues and books are available to purchase at the Museum London Gallery Shop.
or Call 519.661.0333 for more information.
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