mardi 14 juillet 2009
KRIKRI - SECOND LIFE
KRIKI SUR SECOND LIFE"Oeuvres réelles pour musée virtuel"
Kriki est un peintre qui, déjà, en 1993, crée l'événement vedette sur le stand de la galerie Guy Pieters lors de la FIAC (Grand Palais, Paris) avec des peintures procédant de la réalité virtuelle. Précurseur, en France, de cette technologie sophistiquée, Kriki nous invitait à une immersion totale dans son oeuvre. En effet, muni d'un casque à vision stéréoscopique et d'un joystick en main, l'amateur d'art se retrouvait ainsi acteur à l'intérieur de différents univers, conçus par Kriki, en images de synthèses.
C'est donc, tout naturellement, qu'est né le projet d'une rétrospective virtuelle des oeuvres de l'artiste sur le fameux site Second Life; à l'initiative de la société Inspiralis Visual Art. Ce projet s'inscrit dans une filiation légitime et artistique de l'ensemble du travail de Kriki sur plus de vingt ans.
Second Life est un métavers ou univers virtuel en 3D. Ce programme informatique permet à ses utilisateurs (avatars) d'incarner des personnages virtuels dans un monde créé par les résidents eux-mêmes. Ce n'est pas un jeu vidéo, il n'y a aucun but précis comme les quêtes ou les missions. Chacun est libre de ses propes objectifs. Il s'agit donc d'un monde "à part".
Le logiciel et l'accès à l'univers sont gratuits.
Ce sont près d'une soixantaine de peintures et sculptures de l'artiste, qui ont été
scannées et digitalisées en 3D, pour ensuite être intégrées dans un musée virtuel aux formes du Fuzz; conçu et construit spécialement pour Kriki. A noter que le Fuzz est la figure emblématique du travail de l'artiste. La signalitique muséale vous donne accès, lors de votre visite, à divers informations sur les oeuvres exposées.
Cette Fondation Kriki se trouve dans un parc, sur une île, où des sculptures monumentales représentant les personnages robotiques accompagnant l'artiste dès ses débuts, vous accueilleront.
Alors à tout de suite...
Comment visiter la rétrospective?
Le logiciel et l'accès à l'univers sont gratuits.
| Heure de début : | 14 juillet 2009 à 23:00 |
| Heure de fin : | 15 septembre 2009 à 02:00 |
| Lieu : |
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ART OPENING - COURTENAY
ART OPENING: Affectation // Fur Persons and Structural Parodies in Clay
Big Garden City // From Local ColoursOpening Night:
Friday July 17 from 7pm - 9pm -
Everyone welcome artists in attendance, light refreshments served
Show runs from July 18 - August 29, 2009
PUBLIC GALLERY:
AFFECTATION - staged photography Susan Bozic (Vancouver BC)
Susan Bozic is a visual artist who lives and works in Vancouver. She received her BFA, with distinction from Concordia University in Montreal, majoring in photography and minoring in cinema. Her work has been exhibited in Canada and in the US in non-profit and commercial galleries. Working primarily in black and white, her subjects have included the male body, nature and taxidermy animals. She is interested in producing work that quesions viewers perceptions by creating articial constructs within familiar settings. The cycles of life, death and rebirth are also prevalent themes in her images. She is a recipient of both Canada Council for the Arts and BC Arts Council grants.
ART & CRAFTS GALLERY:
FUR PERSONS & STRUCTURAL PARODIES IN CLAY - Paintings of dogs by Jessica Titley (Courtenay BC) and ceramics by Martha and Gordon James (Quadra Island BC)
Jessica Titley obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree at the University of Lethbridge under the guidance of international artists Janet Cardiff and Susan Schuppli in 1999. Now living in Courtenay, she has picked up the brushes again, and as a pianist, ceramicist, conceptual, and new media artist, she pushes pigments hoping to have found her new home. Her vivid & colourful portraits of dogs are striking, contemporary & interesting.
Martha James (Quadra Island) received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Calgary in 1976. After moving to Quadra Island with her husband, Gordon James, they established James Pottery. The studio and gallery allow her to work and display the functional and sculptural ceramics, drawings and photographs that she creates. She has also exhibited her work nationally and internationally. Martha creates whimsical vessels.
Gordon James (Quadra Island) started playing with clay and melting bottles during his early teens in his mom’s “ceramics” studio in our Calgary basement. He later studied at the Alberta College of Art, where he became interested in painting and printmaking as well as pottery. After he and his wife graduated in 1976, they moved to Quadra Island and set up the first studio. Gordon's work are playful structures based on the human body.
WINDOW GALLERY:
BIG GARDEN CITY - Installation by Shawn Shepherd (Victoria BC)
Shawn Shepherd was born in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Photography, skateboarding and fresh air propelled Shawn to move to Victoria, BC in 1990. He is primarily self-taught with an informal education sourced from local artists, books and travels to art museums in France, Italy, Mexico, USA and Canada. Shawn is a multimedia artist whose work investigates aspects of popular culture such as human identity and information trends. Shawn currently works and resides in Victoria.
GEORGE SAWCHUK GALLERY
FROM LOCAL COLOURS - Exhibiting the work of 20 Comox Valley artists which has been created during the CVC Arts Council event "Local Colours", usually taking place every year in July - this year it opens on the same day as the Local Colours Festival! The artists are:
Diane Knight, Peter Jackson, Randy Frank, Channing Holland, Kevin Lewis, Grace Wolff, Bill Kerr, Brian Buckrell, Margaret Burns, Teresa Knight, Leonard Barrett, Jenna Carter, Teresa L'Hirondelle, Tracy Kobus, Benjamin Dunstan, Arlene McLeod, Sofie Skapsi, Jennifer Pickford, Dystopia Comics, & Sarah Kerr. A variety of media will be shown.
| Heure de début : | 17 juillet 2009 à 19:00 |
| Heure de fin : | 28 août 2009 à 17:00 |
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| Adresse : | 580 Duncan Avenue |
| Ville : | Courtenay, BC |
| Téléphone : | 2503386211 |
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SAM BRANTON - LONDON
Erotica Beastia- A Show by Sam BrantonPrivate View
Film noir classics have been invaded by mutants, monsters and freaks at the Sesame Gallery’s forthcoming show “Erotica Beastia”. This is the bizarre world of Sam Branton, where gritty film meets surreal hallucination and a touch of sci-fi imagination – Bladerunner on acid, with a dash of Loony Toons.
In the shadows of moonlit streets, the corners of seedy offices and the darkest nights of cinema’s imagination - what lurks beneath the gritty surface of film noir?
In his first solo exhibition, Erotica Beastia, Sam Branton treats these places as doorways into the erotic underbelly of films and visual stories. Taking noir classics such as Kiss Me Deadly, The Third Man, and Key Largo as the starting points for his drawings, he introduces a cast of pornographic cartoon-like characters that mix with and infect the films’ original inhabitants. Set out as a visual storyboard, the films begin to take place in an alien world of humans and hybrids where the characters seem oblivious to their descent into mutation and madness.
Cops become corrupted not just morally but physically, their faces transformed by elephantine phallic distortions to make them look like sex toys in suits. Weird, wonderful, often gentle creatures hide in the shadows and, once found, are interviewed, bullied, inspected and dissected by the mob. By combining the psychological grit of film noir with the strange innocence of playthings, the drawings create an unusual sense of disorientation and disquiet, the toys’ simplicity enhancing a sense of animal sexuality bubbling under in these corrupted, perverted characters. In the process, the storyboard becomes like a maze into which the viewer has stumbled and now, in too deep, can see no way out of, and even less to hold on to or call “familiar”.
Much like any bacchanalia, it has moments both light and dark. The innocence of the playthings creates touching scenes, such as the umbilical bond of the mutants in suits of “What else have you got left”. Others are humorous in their absurdity, like the deflated aggression of two gangsters that can hardly hold their forms in “Boys, forget the whale”. But throughout, the drawings are shot through with a sexuality that sways from playful perversion to raw carnal desire, captured poignantly in the genital aberrations and insectine faces of the swarm of men in “A hundred nuts and one squirrel”.
Erotica Beastia opens with a forties murder mystery cocktail party on Thursday 16 July, amidst a crime-scene installation in the gallery. The show runs until 8 August.
| Date : | 16 juillet 2009 |
| Heure : | 18:00 - 20:00 |
| Lieu : | |
| Adresse : | 354 Upper Street, Islington |
| Ville : | London, United Kingdom |
| Téléphone : | 02072263300 |
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JASON THIELKE - DENVER
Jason Thielke, "New Works"July 17th - August 15th, 2009
Opening Reception on Friday, July 17th from 7 - 10 PM.
- David B. Smith Gallery Inaugurates New LoDo Exhibition Space -
David B. Smith Gallery is pleased to announce that it will be moving to a new location in LoDo, Denver’s Lower Downtown Historic District. The new exhibition space, located at 1543 A Wazee Street, will carry on the gallery’s commitment to sustainability by utilizing wind energy to offset 100% of conventional electricity consumption. The LoDo location will open its doors with the opening of Jason Thielke’s solo exhibition, New Works, beginning July 17 through August 15, 2009. Thielke’s work focuses on urban landscapes and their inhabitants, utilizing architectural techniques to create figurative interpretations of the human form. A reception for the artist will be held on Friday, July 17th, 2009 from 7 PM to 10 PM.
Jason Thielke’s work demonstrates aesthetic elements that encompass both contemporary and traditional techniques much like modern architecture. This style emerges in deeply personal, figurative works, which comfortably contrast hard lines with soft features and mixed emotions. In the past, the artist’s process of drawing, composing, and transferring images has mirrored the planning, deconstruction and reconstruction phases of urban gentrification. This new body of work utilizes that same process to negotiate the complexity of human nature.
The work in this exhibition speaks to Thielke’s fascination with behavioral juxtaposition within the individual. The conflict between one’s ability to implement self-control and compulsion to manipulate and constantly self-gratify emerges as a reoccurring theme. Jason Thielke’s drawings illustrate this struggle with mathematical precision. Constellations of the human experience, the artist utilizes simple, structural forms to portray stark contrasts within the spirit of his subjects - swirls representing natural beauty and positive energy; straight lines referencing intentional thought and manipulation used to influence others. These figures depict the idiosyncrasies of human perception, examining the dynamics of body language, eye contact and spiritual interaction.
Jason Thielke earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Northern Illinois University School of Art. His work has been featured galleries and art fairs throughout world, with recent solo exhibitions in Denver, Portland and Seattle.
| Heure de début : | 17 juillet 2009 à 19:00 |
| Heure de fin : | 15 août 2009 à 18:00 |
| Lieu : | |
| Adresse : | 1543 A Wazee Street |
| Ville : | Denver, CO |
| Téléphone : | 3038934234 |
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lundi 13 juillet 2009
ONE NIGHT STAND - OTTAWA
La Petite Mort Gallery presents...
ONE NIGHT STAND with BILL STILLMAN & BEASTON
One Night Only Exhibit:
July 17, 2009
Tunes by Big Mac Daddy
Proudly sponsored by CKCU 93.1 FM
Statement:
"Let the fear In"...
The purpose of the art being shown is to expose some of these fears I see in every day life, as well as those I have experienced. I choose vibrant colors mixed with symbolic illustrations to ease the visual digestion of confrontational material. I try to take something like fear and make it less fearful; there is some humor involved in these paintings by poking fun at how fear affects people...sometimes we are merely pawns to its over-whelming influence of control.
Some people develop life altering changes from encountering certain fears. Everyday we all deal with fear in many different ways and in various intensities...some of us give into fear while others confront it head on and overcome it. Fear can cause people to put their dreams on hold to pursue more lucrative means to accommodate the demands of life...generally falling back to income, and how one pursues to accumulate it. Fear causes people to react and act in many different ways. A fear that a potential suitor might decline ones directed interests and advances; might cause one to not even approach the potential mate. A fear to stand out from the crowd and be different, is what causes people to conform to what society deems normal. Fear of change can cause even the slightest deviation from a routine to be paralyzing...I guess what I have been trying to say is "Let the fear in, Learn from it, and never repeat past mistakes."
Thank you,
Guy Berube, director
La Petite Mort Gallery
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ONE NIGHT STAND with BILL STILLMAN & BEASTON
One Night Only Exhibit:
July 17, 2009
Tunes by Big Mac Daddy
Proudly sponsored by CKCU 93.1 FM
Statement:
"Let the fear In"...
The purpose of the art being shown is to expose some of these fears I see in every day life, as well as those I have experienced. I choose vibrant colors mixed with symbolic illustrations to ease the visual digestion of confrontational material. I try to take something like fear and make it less fearful; there is some humor involved in these paintings by poking fun at how fear affects people...sometimes we are merely pawns to its over-whelming influence of control.
Some people develop life altering changes from encountering certain fears. Everyday we all deal with fear in many different ways and in various intensities...some of us give into fear while others confront it head on and overcome it. Fear can cause people to put their dreams on hold to pursue more lucrative means to accommodate the demands of life...generally falling back to income, and how one pursues to accumulate it. Fear causes people to react and act in many different ways. A fear that a potential suitor might decline ones directed interests and advances; might cause one to not even approach the potential mate. A fear to stand out from the crowd and be different, is what causes people to conform to what society deems normal. Fear of change can cause even the slightest deviation from a routine to be paralyzing...I guess what I have been trying to say is "Let the fear in, Learn from it, and never repeat past mistakes."
Thank you,
Guy Berube, director
La Petite Mort Gallery
| Date : | 17 juillet 2009 |
| Heure : | 19:00 - 22:00 |
| Lieu : | |
| Adresse : | 306 Cumberland Street |
| Ville : | Ottawa, ON |
| Téléphone : | 6138601555 |
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MONTRÉAL CHAMPÊTRE - MONTRÉAL
Un événementprovincial
Le dimanche, 2 août - midi à 18h
1297, chemin de la Forêt, Outremont
Vers rue Mont-Royal Ouest - 5 minutes du métro - navette disponible
Entrée libre
Madame Nathalie Rochefort, présidente d'honneur
Claude-Michel Coallier, animateur radio CJPX 99,5 FM
Benoît Bisson, LeBuzz.info
Claudia Hurtubise, comédienne et conférencière
Laura Lizotte - Le groupe SPL
Pierre Tremblay, producteur
Un décor champêtre, au coeur de Montréal, à la découverte d'artistes peintres, de musiciens, de sculpteurs et d'histoire, un événement classique prend vie... dans le très beau cimetière du Mont-Royal.
Une exposition, de la musique et des projections de films et vidéos à l'intérieur.
Un parcours extérieur d'un 1.2 km à la rencontre d'artistes peintres et d'histoire.
ARTISTES PEINTRES ET SCULPTEURS INVITÉS
Scott Addis
France Benoît
Bolieu
Marc-André Boutin
Bob Desautels
Isabelle Dussault
Chantal Gagné
Céline Gignac
Clair-Go
Claude Hazanavicius
Daniel Laramée
Marina Maslovskaia
Rochelle Mayer
Margo Mérette
Serge Ouimet
Catherine-Marie Pélouin
Michel Picotte
Lucilla Pino
Diana Polizéno
Micheline Raymond
Agnes Reynaud
Hélène Richer
Michelle Riendeau
Claude Sabourin
Nadine Samuel
Alain Salesse
Suzanne Sirois
Keven Synnott
Viti
Nicholas Voeikoff-Erens
MUSIQUE
Quintette Bleu Cuivres
(formé à la Faculté de musique de l'Université Laval)
Julie Gagné et Simon Tremblay, trompette
Benoit Paradis, Cor
Nicolas Bonenfant, Trombone
Maxime Morissette, Tuba
Guitartare
Jean-François Casaubon
Benjamin Tremblay Carpentier
Les six mains
Nicole Duchemin
et
Isabelle Dussault
8 HALTES HISTORIQUES dont:
Marcelle Ferron
David Thompson
Benaiah Gibb, fils
Efa Prudence Heward
David McCord
Thomas Lett Hackett
Prudence Heward
Sir Hugh Allan
Alfred Perry
Sir John Abbott
John Molson
Hannah Lyman
8 Haltes Peinture en direct dont:
Marc-André Boutin
Bob Desautels
Céline Gignac
Daniel Laramée
Marina Maslovskaia
Marie-Catherine Péloquin
Lucilla Pino
Diana Polizéno
Micheline Raymond
Michelle Riendeau
NaDine Samuel
Ateliers de gouache pour les enfants
Magenta
Jaune
Cyan
Le dimanche, 2 août - midi à 18h
1297, chemin de la Forêt, Outremont
Vers rue Mont-Royal Ouest - 5 minutes du métro - navette disponible
Entrée libre
Madame Nathalie Rochefort, présidente d'honneur
Claude-Michel Coallier, animateur radio CJPX 99,5 FM
Benoît Bisson, LeBuzz.info
Claudia Hurtubise, comédienne et conférencière
Laura Lizotte - Le groupe SPL
Pierre Tremblay, producteur
Un décor champêtre, au coeur de Montréal, à la découverte d'artistes peintres, de musiciens, de sculpteurs et d'histoire, un événement classique prend vie... dans le très beau cimetière du Mont-Royal.
Une exposition, de la musique et des projections de films et vidéos à l'intérieur.
Un parcours extérieur d'un 1.2 km à la rencontre d'artistes peintres et d'histoire.
ARTISTES PEINTRES ET SCULPTEURS INVITÉS
Scott Addis
France Benoît
Bolieu
Marc-André Boutin
Bob Desautels
Isabelle Dussault
Chantal Gagné
Céline Gignac
Clair-Go
Claude Hazanavicius
Daniel Laramée
Marina Maslovskaia
Rochelle Mayer
Margo Mérette
Serge Ouimet
Catherine-Marie Pélouin
Michel Picotte
Lucilla Pino
Diana Polizéno
Micheline Raymond
Agnes Reynaud
Hélène Richer
Michelle Riendeau
Claude Sabourin
Nadine Samuel
Alain Salesse
Suzanne Sirois
Keven Synnott
Viti
Nicholas Voeikoff-Erens
MUSIQUE
Quintette Bleu Cuivres
(formé à la Faculté de musique de l'Université Laval)
Julie Gagné et Simon Tremblay, trompette
Benoit Paradis, Cor
Nicolas Bonenfant, Trombone
Maxime Morissette, Tuba
Guitartare
Jean-François Casaubon
Benjamin Tremblay Carpentier
Les six mains
Nicole Duchemin
et
Isabelle Dussault
8 HALTES HISTORIQUES dont:
Marcelle Ferron
David Thompson
Benaiah Gibb, fils
Efa Prudence Heward
David McCord
Thomas Lett Hackett
Prudence Heward
Sir Hugh Allan
Alfred Perry
Sir John Abbott
John Molson
Hannah Lyman
8 Haltes Peinture en direct dont:
Marc-André Boutin
Bob Desautels
Céline Gignac
Daniel Laramée
Marina Maslovskaia
Marie-Catherine Péloquin
Lucilla Pino
Diana Polizéno
Micheline Raymond
Michelle Riendeau
NaDine Samuel
Ateliers de gouache pour les enfants
Magenta
Jaune
Cyan
REDUX E-BAY AUCTION - ONLINE
Redux Contemporary Art Center is having an exciting online auction fundraiser through eBay! Dozens of products, services, and artwork will be auctioned online for arts education and outreach program funding. All auctioned items will be purchased through "Pay Pal", a secure online company accepting all major credit cards.Auction Times: July 13 - 23, 2009
July 23rd is the last bidding day!
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POUR L'AMOUR OU L'ARGENT - BREA
For Love or MoneyPursue a dream or pursue a career?
The City of Brea Art Gallery is producing an exhibition entitled “For Love or Money” featuring artwork from artists who work by day work as hired hands for design companies, advertising agencies, etc., yet by night exercise personal creative outlets.
“For Love or Money” will showcase work from both aspects of the artist’s career, with examples of personal art contrasted with their “for the money” work.
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Pour l'amour ou l'argent
Poursuivre un rêve ou une carrière?
La galerie d'art de la Ville de Brea est la production d'une exposition intitulée "Pour l'amour ou l'argent" avec des oeuvres d'artistes qui travaillent de jour pour la conception artistique des entreprises, des agences de publicité, etc, mais de nuit, ils appliquent leur créativité pour leur propre bénéfice personnel.
"Pour l'amour ou l'argent" présenteront des travaux de ces deux aspects de la carrière de l'artiste, avec des exemples d'art personnel qui contrastent avec leur travaux «pour l'argent».
| Heure de début : | 1 août 2009 à 19:00 |
| Heure de fin : | 11 septembre 2009 à 17:00 |
| Lieu : | |
| Adresse : | 1 Civic Center Circle |
| Ville : | Brea, CA |
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MODERN TIMES - LONDON
Modern Times - Group Exhibition 17 July/29 August 2009Private View: Friday 17 July 2009 18:30 - 21.00
We live in Modern Times. Taking its title from Charlie Chaplin’s 1936 silent movie, Modern Times , curated by David Theobald presents a diverse response to what it is to live in contemporary society. Rarely has the struggle for survival of Chaplin’s little tramp, a cog in a vast machine, seemed more apt and relevant. Chaplin’s film highlights the act of trickery within the modernist project that substitutes an illusion of progress for an escalation in complexity. As the global economy lurches towards an uncertain future, these complex connections that form the basis of day-to-day existence seem ever more evident and ever more precarious.
How can art respond? Art is the ideal place for thinking about these issues. By reinterpreting ethics as a process of imagining and recognizing new possibilities rather than simply choosing from commoditized options, we can shift it to the heart of a political process of artistic production. This response brings together ethical and aesthetic concerns in a way that preserves a vital distinction between art and the products of the culture industry. With this invention of choice, thinking the world differently, privileged positions of judgment get swept away. Under these conditions, art becomes a sticking point – the complex sensory/cognitive gristle that remains when all else has been rationalized away.
Modern Times brings together a group of artists that endorse such a conception of art, an unresting exploration of the alienation felt by Chaplin’s tramp. Just as Chaplin veers between slapstick, black comedy, irony, pathos, tragedy and comedies of recognition and repetition, so do these artists, maintaining a subtle relationship to these ideas. All play with imagery and its corruption, producing a deflation of high culture’s grand ambitions to create an expression of the everyday. Neil Hedger and Jeanine Woollard’s shambolic sculptures transcend the poverty of their materials. Charlie Tweed creates alternative fictions that explore extreme solutions to contemporary anxieties. The work of David Theobald and David Ferrando Giraut explores the space between the still and the moving image, both how we experience and constitute time. Gorka Mohamed’s tragi-comic paintings play with contemporary culture by marrying commercial imagery with traditional fine art traditions.
-David Theobald
| Date : | 17 juillet 2009 |
| Heure : | 18:30 - 21:00 |
| Lieu : | |
| Adresse : | redchurch street 64-66 |
| Ville : | London, United Kingdom |
| Téléphone : | 07726750762 |
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ART IN THE PARK - ORLEANS
The Third Annual TOAST in Orléans promises to be the biggest one to date.If you’re into graffiti, skating, BMX, dancing and music... or if you just like to chill then TOAST is the place to be.
Come see live bands, skaters, bikers, dancers and more at the Orleans Skate Park. And bring some change for the awesome BBQ!
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--------La troisième édition de TOAST Orléans arrive à grands pas!
Si vous aimiez le Graffiti, du Skate, du BMX, de la danse, de la musique… ou simplement, si vous avez rien à faire, venez faire un tour à TOAST!
Venez encourager des groupes musicaux, des « skaters » (quel qu’un sait la traduction?), des cyclistes de BMX, des danseurs et autres au parc de Skate Orléans. N’oubliez pas votre argent pour le BBQ!
Artistes en herbe
Le programme Artistes en herbe est un concours avec jury qui présente le travail d’artistes visuels âgés de 13 à 19 ans dans des galeries d’art de la ville d’Ottawa. Tenu tous les ans depuis 1996, il constitue une occasion exceptionnelle de faire valoir et de reconnaître le talent de jeunes artistes locaux. Les auteurs des œuvres sélectionnées verront leur travail exposé dans une galerie communautaire, en général située près de chez eux, et auront la chance de remporter plusieurs prix offerts par la Ville d’Ottawa et les commanditaires d’Artistes en herbe. Les jeunes admissibles peuvent participer à l’un des trois grands volets suivants du programme:
- Concours de conception graphique de t-shirts;
- Exposition-concours Artistes en herbe;
- Bénévolat.
Pour connaître les échéances à respecter et les modalités d’inscription ou pour obtenir un complément d’information sur le programme, veuillez consulter la foire aux questions d’Artistes en herbe. Bonne chance! :)
Le Festival d’Art dans le Parc d’Orléans 2008Ce festival qui est animé par Événement par Natasha, va se passer dans le but de faire reconnaître les arts dans la communauté. Cet événement va se dérouler ce Samedi, le 19 juillet, 2008 à partir de 10h00 jusqu'à 17h00.
Félicitation aux deux candidats choisis de la journée GART qui auront la chance de démontrer leur talent au publique. Venez admirer les œuvres des gens d’Orléans! On espère vous voir en grand nombre!
Pour plus de détails sur cet événement: www.bynatasha.ca/current_events.php (anglais)
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Here is The List OF Performers, in no particular orderWe have :
Feverbeard (punk rock)
Freshly Cut (reggae)
Jamin Aura (rock)
Not Even Death (Heavy Rock)
Kyle & Greg (acoustic)
We Surrender (Rock)
We Say Summer (Rock)
also between each performance, once again in no particular order
We Have :
Mike Forson (Rapper)
Jordan Smith (Dancer)
Future Shock (Hip Hop Dance Crew)
INQUE LA BOUCHE? (Beat Box Crew)
So spread the word and come on down TOAST with all your friends :)
| Date : | 25 juillet 2009 |
| Heure : | 12:00 - 18:00 |
| Lieu : | Orleans Skate Park (Behind The ORC) |
| Adresse : | 1490 Youville Dr |
| Ville : | Orleans, ON |
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samedi 11 juillet 2009
AT FREY NORRIS - SAN FRANCISCO
Hello everyone,
If you're wandering near Union Square on Sunday, drop in and ask me a riddle. We'll be here 11 to 5 and would love to see you.
See Shalinee Kumari's American Debut until July 19th, 2009
Cheers,
Raman
If you're wandering near Union Square on Sunday, drop in and ask me a riddle. We'll be here 11 to 5 and would love to see you.
See Shalinee Kumari's American Debut until July 19th, 2009
Cheers,
Raman
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