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Portfolio: weekly art listings

Portfolio: weekly art listings
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This detail image offers the viewer a sense of the amount of work that artist Amy Loewan put into House Inspiring Peace. The 10' x 15' x 11' structure is the centrepiece of the new exhibit House Illuminates, opening this week. AMY LOEWAN/Supplied

VASA

Carla Beerens: A Retrospective Exhibition features works by the late VASA artist Carla Beerens. Until Saturday, Oct. 2.

25 Sir Winston Churchill Ave. 780-460-5990 & vasa-art.com

Art Gallery of St. Albert

House Illuminates by Amy Loewan is the new structural exhibit in the gallery's main exhibit space. Visitors can take in the opening receptions with artist talks to take place both on Saturday, Oct. 2 either from 2 to 3 p.m. or from 3 to 4 p.m. Guided virtual tours with curator Emily Baker to take place on both Tuesday, Oct. 5 starting at noon and on Friday, Oct. 22 at 3 p.m. In-person tours with curator Emily Baker are scheduled for both Thursday, Oct. 14 at noon and Thursday, Oct. 28 at 4 p.m. Artist Amy Loewan will be available to meet with visitors to the gallery on Saturday afternoons throughout the exhibition's run. Until Saturday, Nov. 13.

The Staircase Gallery will feature the exhibition called Through the Tide by Diana Ohiozebau. Until Nov. 6.

19 Perron St., 780-460-4310; artgalleryofstalbert.ca.

Gallery@501

AMPLIFY is an exhibit created to celebrate and amplify the voices of contemporary Alberta artists with a focus on notions of identity in their work. It features four local artists who express their perspectives through portraiture and figurative artwork. Look for works by Diana Ohiozebau (the Art Gallery of St. Albert's August artist of the month, whose Staircase Gallery show Through the Tide closes in November), along with Elsa Robinson, AJA Louden, and Raneece Buddan. Until Oct. 30

Reckoning | Unraveling | Reclaiming — a journey to self, features regional writer in residence Nisha Patel, along with Temi Phillips and Adetola Adedipe (aloT of Poetry). Until Oct. 6.

120 - 501 Festival Ave. in Sherwood Park. 780-410-8585; strathcona.ca/gallery501

dc3 Art Projects

Multimedia Artist and Filmmaker aAron Munson is in full meditation as part of his new installation exhibit called SIT STILL TAKE NOTICE. As Munson sits for eight hours a day over the course of 30 days, six 3D printers will work to produce hundreds of black and white Buddha heads. At the same time, collaborator sound artist Gary James Joynes will combine the sound of the printers with a six-channel generative score featuring a series of six individual pure tones. Nicola Tesla postulated that, when these would be presented together (individually in a pattern surrounding the listener), it would have the potential to open the human Pineal (aka the spiritual third eye). Until Oct. 3.

10567 111 St. in Edmonton. aaronmunson.com/art-1#/sit-still-take-notice

Events

Month of the Artist is a provincial initiative that takes place throughout September. In conjunction with that celebration, the Alberta Foundation for the Arts is marking its 30th birthday with a social media campaign to encourage citizens to #TakePartinArt. affta.ab.ca/take-part-art


Scott Hayes, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

About the Author: Scott Hayes, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

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