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The 2010 Canmore artsPeak Arts Festival
Program Guide
Schedule as at May 8, 2010 - Subject to Change
Please Click on the Blue Activity Titles belowfor More Information
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Thursday June 17th |
Friday June 18th |
Saturday June 19th |
Sunday June 20st |
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artsPeak Opening Reception Thursday June 17th, 6:30 - 8:30, Canmore Miners' Union Hall Join the Festival Committee Members as they salute the 2010 Volunteers and Sponsors in a casual setting. This event will also feature the announcement and awarding of prizes for the artLens Community Photography Contest. Snacks and refreshments will be served.
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artsPeak Info Kiosk: Centrally located at the intersection of Main Street and 7th Avenue, this is the place to find out the answer to your questions about artsPeak. Hours of operation will be 9:00 5:0 Saturday and 9:00 to 4:00 Sunday. Drop by and meet some of our great Volunteers!
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"Michael Fitzgerald" 8:00 pm |
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openMic "Poco Rit Ensemble"2:00 pm
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"Triple Play" Chad VanGaalen 8:30 pm Communitea Cafe |
Various Pricing
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artSong Michael Bernard Fitzgerald Communitea Cafe Fans and critics all agree: Michael Bernard Fitzgerald is an up-and-coming musical force to be reckoned with. Since his modest first show at a tiny folk club in 2005 to the heights of Virginfest 2008, MBF is about to outgrow his hometown of Calgary. At a time when the music industry is predominantly concerned with marketing generic bad boys and anti-heroes, MBF breaks from the pack with a refreshingly earnest and optimistic sound. It's won him a local following which stands strong against any other Calgary act, and in addition to hometown fans, he's also gaining interest across the country. MBF has toured across Canada, sharing a bill with the likes of Roz Bell, Jully Black, The Wallflowers, Stars, and Hedley. He funded and recorded two independent EP's, selling thousands of copies off the stage. MBF is known for rallying the music community and bringing them together. In 2007, the University of Lethbridge supported the "These Proportions Are Epic" tour, where Michael escorted a band of 50 musicians playing University theatres throughout Alberta. That same year, Michael performed at Calgary's Grand Theatre with a backing band of 26 musicians, and then returned to that venue twice more with 54 performers on stage. The Calgary community took notice of Michael's ambitions, and responded in spades. The Alberta Foundation for the Arts granted funding for a full length recording (recorded in Nashville) and The Calgary Stampede awarded him first prize in the 2007 Youth Talent Search. In 2008, Michael won X92 "Xposure" contest (landing him a spot in Virginfest), and "most promising songwriter" by the Calgary Folk Festival where he performed that year. Most recently Rawlco Radio has awarded a grant for the recording of his first full-length release. His biggest accomplishment was revealed in June 2009 - "The MBF Love LP"; a full length studio album produced by Russell Broom (Jann Arden), accompanied by the show entitled "Love and Manners" - a sight and sound spectacular coordinated by Michael which involved 120 local musicians, dancers and visual artists. The MBF Love LP is a successfully emotive collection of original compositions that are direct, funky, and immediately compelling. Comparisons can be traced to artists like Jack Johnson, Jason Mraz, and other familiar artists, but the vibe and execution are all his own. openMic openMic - sponsored by Harvest Moon Acoustics and Suzie Q Our ever popular showcase of 'local' talent, openMic will feature a numbr of 8:00 - 8:15 Alysse Ernewein, solo act 8:20 - 8:40 Drew Elderkin 8:45 - 9:15 The Other People 9:15 - 9:35 Intermission 9:35 - 9:40 Katyana Zabo 9:45 - 10:00 Deana Smith 10:05 - 10:30 Jamie Carrick 10:35 - 11:00 ish David Gilhen & The Hillside Collective
"Poco Rit Ensemble" On Saturday, June 19th artsPeak will present the "Poco Rit Ensemble"
Triple Play Triple Play - John Goulart, Heather Klassen, Karen J Minish St. Michaels Church Featuring the music of Classical Guitarist John Goulart, Pianist Heather Klassen and Soprano Karen J Minish. Dynamic, versatile and entertaining are three words to describe three talented artists who will combine their talents to present an exciting concert of diversity, virtuosity and beauty. The listener will be taken on a musical journey through the world of classical guitar, classical piano with stopovers in the realm of opera, musical theatre and pop classics This concert will feature a number of selections from Goulart's 6th and most recent release, Aranjuez, recorded with members of the Calgary Philharmonic whom Goulart conducted for the recording.
Chad VanGaalen Communitea Cafe A notorious homebody, Chad VanGaalen is well known for rarely leaving his basement in Calgary, endlessly drawing, recording and making art. Fortunately, he has an uncanny knack for creating music that is sweepingly beautiful and undeniably genuine, and with his third full- length Soft Airplane, this celebrated multi-talented artist has created his most complete album to date. |
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"Experience Nia Dance" "Drum it!" Union Hall |
"Finding Rainbows" 12:30 - 2:00 "Create Flow and Balance" WhyteHorse Cafe |
"Ambiguous Figure Art" "Tools For Transformation" "Elemental Meditation" WhyteHorse Cafe |
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artWell - Sponsored by Healthy Canmore 1. Drum it! Hosted by One World Drum Company You've always wanted to play an instrument. Now is your chance! 2. "Experience Nia Dance" Hosted by Jo-Ann Rutherford, Nia is a path to condition, heal and express yourself through movement and sensation. Balancing technical precision with free-form expression, Nia brings the body, mind, emotions and spirit to optimum health through music, movement and self-expression and is guided by the sensation of pleasure.
3. "Finding Rainbows" Hosted by Karen Barker, RMT, LCSP (Phys), Creativity is often birthed through the experience of loss or pain. For more information about Karen, please visit - www.karenbarker.ca
4. "Create Flow and Balance Using the Art of Feng Shui" Hosted by Karen Vonkeman, Understand how the basic principles of Feng Shui can be used create balance and flow in your life. Set the intention for renewed vision and energy in your life by drawing, painting and gluing to create a Bagua Flow board. 5. "Ambiguous Figure Art " Hosted by Lucie Bause, Using an Ambiguous Figure design by local artist Edward Van Vliet as our base, we will explore the theme of well being through art. Creativity is a natural and enjoyable part of human expression and well being. We will determine what well-being means to us and how well-being can be expressed visually. We will use the language of color, texture line and text to describe our response to these questions. Drawing, painting and mixed media materials will be available to express your ideas in this playful workshop. You can take home your piece, give it as a gift, or leave it as part of a larger project that will be on display in the community. 6. "Tools for Transformation" – Create a Vision Board for Your Life Hosted by Dr. Susan Hamilton, Be guided through a meditation allowing you to connect with your vision for your life. You will then have time to take that vision and create a Vision Board to you can refer to daily as a reminder and inspiration. Use the vision board as a tool to help you create a matching vibration to what it is you want to have/be or do in your life and in your world. You don't want to just look at the pictures on your vision board, you want to take a minute and FEEL IT. Yes, feel what it would feel like if those pictures on your vision board were actually part of your life. Bring in pictures that inspire you, we will have magazines on hand to browse through and other mixed media you can incorporate as you create a vision for your life. 7. "Elemental Meditation" Hosted by Maureen Reeves, Using aspects of several traditions including Taoist and Buddhist approaches to meditation and visualization, participants will be guided through a series of breathing and visualization exercises. This practice will connect participants with the elements, with nature and with interior and exterior spaces to help stimulate, refine and integrate with the creative process. This meditation is suited for artists of every type but is also good for anyone simply interested in bringing a more peaceful mind, connection and flow to their daily lives.
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10:00 - 4:00 |
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artFair The artFair application deadline has passed, thank you artists for your artFair submissions. Please see the list below for this years artFair artists. During the artsPeak weekend Canmore's Main Street will be closed to accommodate artsPeak events and a street fair which includes the artFair. Textile: Pat Borecky Dressed’n-case - Kimberly Rosadiuk Regina Kiefinger KOFU – Maho Hasegawa-Foster Tweet Headwear – Siri Bright & Brooke Gosling Metal: The Magpie Room – Jenn Shea P. Susanah Windrum Paragon of Design – Amy Skrocki Handbags: Jen V Designs - Jenny Larson Revive Handmade Collections – Denise Scammell Pottery: Whiskey Creek Pottery - Joan Matsusaki White Owl Ceramic Studio – Laura Sharp Photography: Wobbly Piks – Velvett Fuhrer Paper: Those Great Little Books - Danny Lineham Wood: Linda Cote Studio Revolution Woodcraft – Devon Pavey Glass: Burwash Glassworks – Betty Lynne Burwash Nik-Naks – Trisha Nakagawa Paintings: Buffalo Girl Studio – Maureen Janssens Alice Etheridge Kari Fell Stacey Groendahl Lynne Huras Karen Jackson Tenzin Jamyang Kate Lane Jewellery: Cinder & Sage Desings – Lindsay Saunders Cloud + Lolly – Cheryl & Laurie Currie Sarah Holmes Laura Marshall Designs
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11:00 - 5:00 |
11:00 - 5:00 |
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artTour - sponsored by Century 21 - Nordic Realty Sat & Sun - June 19th and 20th Follow the artTour signs and discover Canmore’s unique artists and their work, right inside their homes and studios. This year artTour will be showcasing some of Canmore's favorite artists, plus many new studios. Check out recent work and on going demos from local sculptors, goldsmiths, potters, painters, and glass artisans who have all opened their private studios and homes for artsPeak. Hop on your bike or drive yourself using our artTour map and route plan. Follow the white and red artTour signs placed conveniently around Canmore that will direct you to each of these 13 exceptional studios. The artTour route starts and finishes at the artsPeak info kiosk on Main Street. An artTour map will be available in the Rocky Mountain Outlook artsPeak pullout (June 10, 2010) 1. Tom Hjorleifson-Wildlife Sculptor 2. Paintbox Lodge Christine Thorpe-Mixed media art & Laura Marshall- 3. Wandering Horizon Photography- Jamey Glasnovic 4. Art Thru Stone-Scuplture Studio 5.Rudi Peet-Goldsmith 6. of Cabbages & Kings Pottery- John and Katie Borrowman, Julia Schumacher 7. Sunny Raven Gallery- Meg Nicks, mixed media & Paul Goutiere, photography 8. Ammonite Factory-Ammolite Jewellery 9. Richard Berry Photography- Richard Berry 10. Hot Glass Studio 11. Gorgeous Glass- Glennie McKirdy & Doug Pickles
12. Dana Roman Painted Silk -Dana Roman 13. Virginia Ann Hemingson Art Gallery
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11:00 - 5:00 |
11:00 - 5:00 |
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artWalk 2010 Library Art Gallery artsPeak show will run from June 11th to June 29th, with an opening 7:30 to 9:30pm on June 11th. Come to the Canmore Public Library Gallery to enjoy a collection of recent works by members of the Canmore Artists and Artisans Guild. This volunteer-run gallery features the work of emerging and established artists living and working in the Bow Valley. Elevation Gallery Some like it HOT Art in the Park from 10am – 4pm each day. Two Wolves Trading Company Special Events: See the creation before your eyes as Patrick LaMontagne, nationally syndicated cartoonist and illustrator demonstrates his digital media techniques that create his amazing digital paintings of Rocky Mountain wildlife. Also, a special new wood art piece by Beth Cairns will be on display. On continuous display: Limited edition giclees by Fraser McGurk and Patrick LaMontagne, original wood art pieces by Beth Cairns, limited edition prints by Nancy Buford and Canadian made pottery by various artists Communitea Café
The Avens Gallery The gallery is featuring the work of Curtis Golomb, an energetic painter from Okotoks who paints in watercolour and acrylic. Curtis’s work is as vibrant as is his palette, and he brings s fresh eye to the local landscape. The opening reception for Curtis will be Saturday, June 19th from 1 – 5pm. The Edge Gallery “Reflections – Water and Ice” encaustic painter Jan Kabatoff continues her exploration of the relationship between wax medium and the ever changing properties of water and ice. Awarded a Canada Council Grant, Jan travelled the world studying glaciers and from that knowledge came the inspiration for this new body of work. Opening reception Saturday, June 19th with the artist Jan Kabatoff in attendance from 2 to 5pm. Exhibition continues until July 10th. Virginia Ann Hemingson Art Gallery Featuring Art prints, cards, collectibles and paintings from the Log Cabin Art Studio of Virginia Ann Hemingson. The gallery is hosting a special primitive rug hooking demo on Saturday, June 19th at 1pm
Stonewaters Home Elements Stonewaters Home Elements features works by Albertan designers that include: the original artwork of Kimberly Kiel, beautiful hand-turned wooden bowls of Dave Beeman, stunning slate tables designed by Greg Marterdam, pictures by local photographer Stephen Harrington who captures the natural beauty of Southern Alberta, and stained glass by Peter Fuhrmann whose creations are sure to illuminate any room with reflections of the beautiful multi coloured glass.
Jason Leo Bantle Gallery – All in the Wild Gallery Displaying the wildlife photography of Jason Leo Bantle, this gallery celebrates photographic images from across Canada and Alaska using only 35mm film. Mut Hut Mut Hut is pleased to be once again participating in artsPeak with 3 artisans. New this year is local artist Shanna Cremers who will be at Mut Hut Saturday, June 19th from noon to 4pm, showcasing her pet greeting cards. Photoflow - Photography by Michael Buckley When I am not photographing weddings or taking portraits of children and pets, I like to head out and see if the animals will share their lives with me. A Mountain Bluebird finding food for its young, a Muskrat meticulously cleaning itself, a Bear devouring ripe berries, a pair of Ravens sharing a tender moment, or a chance encounter peering into the intelligent, curious eyes of a Coyote. I come away from these new experiences with a new found appreciation of the natural world. Through my photography I attempt to convey the elemental in the human and natural world, the private emotional moment, and the essence of animal lives unveiled. On a daily basis I am humbled by the subjects I meet, photograph, and get to know through my line of work. A photojournalist based in Canmore, I am available for local, national or international assignments. www.photoflow.ca Elements Floral Design Ltd. We explore how flowers enhance our lives from day to day using the elements of nature and art design.
WHYTe HORSe CAFé With an eye to demystifying the world of Public Art, the Town of Canmore and the WHYTe HORSe CAFé present “artForms”. This exhibition of the scale models, drawings and finished pieces of some of the regions best known “public artists” will walk the viewer through the process of commissioning and producing a piece of art that engages a community; re-defining or reclaiming a landscape, promoting dialogue and inspiring generations. Local artist Tony Bloom will be the feature of this exciting and informative show, held in and around the WHYTe HORSe CAFé’s new location on Main Street. In conjunction, artForms will include a performance piece engaging live “sculpture” to broaden our perception of public art
Communitea Cafe Corner of 10th Street & 6th Avenue Downtown Canmore Presents an exhibition of the work of Bow Valley artist Lynne Huras. Since the early 1990’s her work has been focused on the majesty and power of nature, and often the solitude. Lynne's oil and acrylic canvases and art cards and prints will be on display throughout the weekend. Join us for some creative and inspired cuisine, tea & coffee and live music as well during the festival.
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artStreet - Sponsored by BRZ - Downtown Canmore Saturday June 19th and Sunday June 20th A street festival to entertain the entire family. Feature the dynamic Flyin' Bob and a host of other acts, you will be sure to come away with a smile on your face. Line-up to be announced shortly.
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10:00 – 4:00 |
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artZone - Sponsored by Canmore Artists and Artisans Guild
Workshop 1 Saturday Morning 10-12.00 Dea Fischer - Printing "Experience an introduction to simple print-making techniques, including collagraph, monoprinting and linocut. Participants will need to preregister for this workshop, and are encouraged to bring objects that can be secured to a backing board for collagraph printing." 2hr workshop (preregistration required 15 persons max, ages 12 and up)
Workshop 2 Saturday afternoon - 1.00 - 3.00 Wanda Ellerbeck Have fun with nature! Use twigs, stones, leaves etc to create your own NATURE TILE with plaster and clay. Take it home and decorate with colours, sparkles, stickers etc. All ages
Workshop 3 Saturday afternoon 1 - 3.00 Edward Van Vliet Create a visual collage combining landscapes and skyscapes using a variety of materials including pastels, paint and collage. Participants will work from projected images and create a kaleidoscopic work of art representing the many faces of nature. Varying the scale, style and placement of these projected images will result in a beautiful patchwork piece of art. Open to all ages - drop ins welcome
Workshop 4 Papermaking - Tessa Mendoza Sunday June 20 10 - 12 pm Learn techniques to recycle used office paper into beautiful new sheets that can be used for card making, scrapbooking, wrapping paper, book making etc. We'll add colour, character and texture to the pulp using decorative items such as thread, fabric scraps, twine, confetti, plant fibres, sparkles and more. Participants can bring some of these items from home to personalize the sheets that they will make. 2hr workshop for all ages (max 15 persons) preregistration required
Workshop 5 Sunday June 20 1 - 3.00 pm Donna Jo Massie Two one hour workshops from 1.00 - 2.00 - and 2.00 - 3.00 - "One Hour Watercolour" -- Painting a Small Landscape -- Adult, Beginners - preregistration required. Now tell the truth, have you always wanted to pick up a brush and push some paint around on paper? This is your chance -- complete a small watercolor painting as the instructor shows you step-by-step. Bring your enthusiasm and be prepared for a fun learning experience."
If you would like to register for any of the workshops please contact: Morwenna Franssens
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7:00 pm Announcement of Winning Photos |
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Exhibition & Workshops |
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artLens - Sponsored by www.canmorealberta.com artLens Community Photography Contest and Exhibition 2010 The Canmore Camera Club will be hosting the third artLens Community Photography Contest, which is being held in conjunction with artsPeak. We would like to encourage all photographers in and about Canmore to take their best shots and enter them into the photo contest. The theme this year is “Adventure in the Bow Valley”. Entry is FREE to all participants. Rules of submission are available at www.canmorecameraclub.com. There are three age categories (Grades 1 to 9, Grades 10 to 12, and Adults) and the contest is open to all amateur photographers:. There is a maximum of three entries per person. Entries will be judged on the basis of creativity, photographic quality, and how the image expresses the theme of “Adventure in the Bow Valley”; entries should include evidence of human participation. There will be one winner and one runner-up for each age category as selected by a panel of judges. Decisions of the judges are final. Photographs of the winners and runners-up in each age category will be displayed during the artsPeak weekend of June 19 & 20, 2010. In addition, the Canmore Camera Club will offer two sets of workshops during artsPeak weekend for beginner and intermediate level photographers wishing to learn more about using digital cameras and processing images. Anyone having an interest in photography may find these workshops useful. Registration is limited to 12 participants per workshop, so please register early. June 16 is the deadline for registration. Drop-ins are also welcome if space is available. For more details and to register, see www.canmorecameraclub.com. Beginner workshops will be held on the Saturday and Sunday morning of artsPeak weekend between 10:30 a.m. and 12 noon. Intermediate workshops will be held on the Saturday and Sunday afternoon of artsPeak weekend between 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. |
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Hanging Art - Sponsored and Presented by Elevation Gallery Saturday, June 19th Buy an original and become an art patron at this crowd-pleasing fundraiser! The concept is simple; take the best artists in Canmore, have them donated unsigned work, price each work the same and hang them on a line. You pick the one you like and receive a surprise when the artist’s true identity is revealed! For more information please visit www.elevationgallery.ca
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7:00 - 9:00 pm "Being Caribou" & "Finding Farley" |
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Being Caribou & Finding Farley - The films of Leanne Allison Sunday, June 20, 7:00pm Wrap up your artsPeak weekend with a special “Canmore-made” double feature. Since joining wildlife biologist and future husband Karsten Heurer on the final leg of his landmark journey from Yellowstone to Yukon, environmentalist Leanne Allison has documented the couples’ epic journeys with a gifted eye and sheer stamina. Produced by the National Film Board of Canada, Leanne’s films have touched the lives of audiences around the world. Being Caribou – 2004 72 minutes Finding Farley – 2009 62 minutes
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Guild Gallery |
Guild Gallery |
Guild Gallery |
Guild Gallery |
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Canmore Artists and Artisans Guild - Members Exhibit On Going For more information please visit www.caag.ca
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"artForms" "Migratory Words" |
"125 Years of Art In and Just Outside Some Like It HOT |
BRZ Street Fair |
BRZ Street Fair Father's Day "Show N' Shine" artSpoke |
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Migratory Words Thursday, June 17th, 7:30pm at the Library Gallery Come open your ears to story, poem, and more! Migratory Words writers collective invites you to a reading by David Eso, Sasha Koegler, Featuring, Deana Smith - the 2010 Montreal Slam Poetry Champion, and others. Deanna Smith was born and raised in Montreal. She is a lover of words and has pursued them both professionally and personally. She is currently enjoying her life long love affair with words as a Speech-Language Pathologist in private practice and as an active member of the Montreal Throw Poetry Collective whose team placed third at the Canadian Festival of Spoken Word in Victoria, BC last November. Deanna recently became Throw's grand slam champion for 2010 and is looking forward to being a part of the bilingual team that is going to CFSW in Ottawa in October.
Some Like It HOT Opening Friday, June 18 from 7-10pm at Elevation Gallery The Bow Valley's HOTTEST artists come together to produce an exhibition sure to BURN up the town during ArtSpeak. BLAZING color, FIERY themes, SIZZLING media, or simply the optimism of a SULTRY landscape....we have no idea what this open theme will inspire in these creative souls. All media, all sizes, noooooo limits. ....live music and feverish good times!
artForms With an eye to demystifying the world of Public Art, the Town of Canmore and The WHYTe HORSe Cafe present "artForms" . This exhibition of the scale models, drawings and finished pieces of some of the regions best known "public artists" will walk the viewer through the process of commissioning and producing a piece of art that engages a community; re-defining or reclaiming a landscape, promoting dialogue and inspiring generations.
"125 Years of Art In and Just Outside Banff National Park " 7:30 pm Friday, June 18, Canmore Civic Centre - FREE During its 125 years, Banff National Park and the Canmore area in all their splendor have attracted visual artists from near and far, from CPR-sponsored artists such as Lucius O'Brien, Frederic Bell-Smith and William McFarlane Notman, to A.C. Leighton, Walter Phillips and Banff-based John D. Curren and Jimmy Simpson, to Toronto-based Group of Seven members Lawren Harris and J.E.H. MacDonald to Banff-based Peter and Catharine Whyte, Byron Harmon and Carl Rungius to contemporary Vancouver-based Jin-me Yoon to Banff/Canmore/Calgary-based ceramist Ed Bamling and painter Michael Cameron, Jan Kabatoff and Craig Richards, and Dulcie Foo Fat. How did each of these artists transform the Canadian Rockies? What value did/does the Rockies hold for them? What are some of the environmental and social issues in and just outside of Banff National Park that engage contemporary Canadian artists? This presentation will address the power and capacity of Canadian art inspired by the Canadian Rockies to give our culture meaning and identity. Nancy is presently researching and writing a book on art inspired by the Canadian Rockies over the last two hundred years. An Alberta Centennial Medalist, Nancy received her MA in the History of Art from the University of Toronto (1973).
BRZ - Street Fair In the summer of 2010 the Canmore Downtown Business Association (BRZ) is holding Street Fairs on 5 weekends. Come and enjoy strolling down the closed Streets, visiting multiple vendors and enjoying some fantastic entertainment. For the artsPeak weekend the BRZ will be hosting the Street Fair for 2 full days and will include the artFair Exhibition and sale for artsPeak. Canmore is the place to be on the following dates: Saturday May 22 ~ Civic Centre and Walk of Champions For more information, visit: www.downtowncanmore.com
Rolling Sculpture Car Club Annual Father’s Day Show and Shine The Sixth Annual event has been scheduled for Canmore, Alberta on Sunday, June 20th 2010. The show will be held in Centennial Park, from 11 am to 4 pm. Proceeds of the event will be donated to “Food for Learning”, an initiative of the Canadian Rockies Public Schools. The beneficiaries of this program are school age children in the Bow Valley who are provided with lunches. All net proceeds will be designated to the program. The only costs associated with the event are overheads directly associated with the administration of the event (stationary, postage, etc.). Rolling Sculpture Car Club is a registered not for profit society, and is a volunteer based club. No compensation is provided to any of the members or executive. More information is available at www.rollingsculpture.ca
ArtSpoke - Canmore Community Cruisers(CCC) ArtSpoke returns to ArtSpeak for its second year. This year two local artists and mechanics will be teaming up to create two unique mobile art pieces. These fully functioning refurbished bicycles will be on display and up for auction at the ArtSpoke Booth on Marra’s Way for one day only – Sunday, June 20th. The ArtSpoke Auction is a fundraiser for Canmore Community Cruisers Bike Share Society(CCC) - locals dedicated to bringing new life to old bicycles and championing bicycle maintenance, recycling and pedal-powered transportation in the Bow Valley. Come visit us at our booth on Sunday, June 20th. For more information contact Gini Dalgas. 403 609 6695 www.communitycruisers.ca
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