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Y ART + ANTIQUES Canadian Photography Institute. Art Gallery of Alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq., 99 St. & 102A Ave., 780- 422-6223. Map 3-I3 D DECEMBER GROUP SELLING EXHIBITION  Dec 1 – 30 — Various gallery artists, including Brian Scott, will have work on display at this holiday group exhibition. Lando Gallery, 10310-124 St., 780-990-1161. Map 1-C4 D GETTING BIG  Through Nov 17 — This exhibition includes a collection of 16 sculpted toddlers paired with 16 paintings. Violet Costello is known for using a child's world of play—where reality often slips into imagination—as her inspiration. Latitude 53, 10242-106 St., 780-423-5353. Map 3-C3 D HAVE A GOOD ONE  Through Nov 17 — Half-finished DIY projects is the comedic focus of this show, as Jeremy Pavka and Sean Procyk document their attempt as amateur survivalists. Latitude 53, 10242-106 St., 780-423-5353. Map 3-C3 D FAYE HEAVYSHIELD: CALLING Visit the Front STONES (CONVERSATIONS)  Gallery in their new Through Feb 19 — Multi-disciplinary space at 10402-124 artist Faye HeavyShield is inspired by St. frontgallery.com stories of the Kainai people and the landscape of southern Alberta. Her INNER REFLECTION  Nov 19 – 30 — new works use drawing, installation, and Artist Laird Goulet uses the artistic styles photography to explore politically charged taught by his kokums (grandmothers) and narratives and to link generations of Indigenous pays homage to the lifestyles of his moshums peoples to present lives. Art Gallery of Alberta, 2 Sir (grandfathers) in his works. His paintings include Winston Churchill Sq., 99 St. & 102A Ave., 780-422- vibrant colours and the power dot to capture traditional 6223. Map 3-I3 D floral beadwork patterns. Bearclaw Gallery, 10403-124 St., 780-482-1204. Map 1-C4 D GARDENS ABLAZE/JARDINS DE LUMIÈRE  Nov 17 – Dec 7 — This retrospective exhibition will showcase KNOCK ON WOOD  Through Nov 18 — In this the most important periods of abstract artist Michèle collaborative exhibition, artists Jeremy Pavka and Sean Drouin's career, from 1977 to 2007. Each work of art is Procyk use sound, video, and sculpture to examine illuminated by poetic titles. Bugera Matheson Gallery, human processes of disturbance on the land. Latitude 10345-124 St., 780-482-2854. Map 1-C4 D 53, 10242-106 St., 780-423-5353. Map 3-C3 D Alberta Craft Gallery Culture in the Making 10186 - 106 Street, Edmonton, AB 780-488-5900 / 1-800-DO CRAFT www.albertacraft.ab.ca LANDMARKS  Through Dec 24 — Artists Julie Reimer, Tyler Rock, and Katherine Russell interpret the prairie landscape using glass sculptures. Alberta Craft Council Gallery and Shop, 10186-106 St., 780-488-6611. Map 3-D5 D NOVEMBER GROUP SELLING EXHIBITION  Nov 1 – 30 — Featuring new work from Tatjana Mirkov-Popovicki, Jana Milne, Michele Holland, Cindy Revell, and Linny D. Vine, this eclectic show will display some of the finest work at the gallery. Lando Gallery, 10310-124 St., 780-990-1161. Map 1-C4 D ON BEING WITHOUT  Nov 21 – Dec 9 — This exhibition uses personal and found archives of family photographs to explore the trauma of abandonment. Fine Arts Building (FAB) Gallery, 1-1 Fine Arts Building, 112 St. & 89 Ave., 780- 492-2081. Map 1-D4 S ORDINARY  Through Nov 25 — Karen Rhebergen uses the medium of batik to capture the common moments in life that seem extraordinary. In this exhibition, her work expresses the simplicity and depth of daily life. Alberta Craft Council Gallery and Shop, 10186-106 St., 780-488- 6611. Map 3-D5 D OUTROSPECTIVES  Dec 7 – Jan 27 — This joint exhibition encourages audiences to broaden their preconceptions of the outside world. Nathalie Daoust, Florin Hategan, and Edwin Janzen use photography and printmaking to explore identity, place, and meaning. Art Gallery of St. Albert, 19 Perron St., St. Albert, 780-460-4310. RIPPLES OF LOSS  Nov 2 – Dec 2 — Self-taught Ojibwa painter Terry McCue is known for his large, bold works that explore the interconnectedness of all living creatures. Art Gallery of St. Albert, 19 Perron St., St. Albert, 780-460- 4310. SNAP MEMBERS' SHOW AND SALE  Nov 18 – Dec 2 — The creative SNAP community puts their finest prints on display and for sale. It’s a great spot to find a unique gift for the holiday season! SNAP Gallery, 10123-121 St., 780-423- 1492. Map 1-C4 D THE SCARRED/SACRED WATER: ATTENTION PLEASE  Through Nov 10 — In this photographic series, artist Tanya Harnett—a member of the Carry-The-Kettle First Nations in Saskatchewan—highlights the issues of contaminated waters on First Nations reserves. Fine Arts Building (FAB) Gallery, 1-1 Fine Arts Building, 112 St. & 89 Ave., 780-492- 2081. Map 1-D4 S Wooden bowl by Andrew Glazebrook JANV IER - ODJIG - – MORRISSEAU - BEARDY - RAY New Works by Laird Goulet November 18 - COBINESS – 29 - SANCHEZ - KAKEGAMIC POITRAS - BEAM - TOOKOOME - LOGAN - NOEL - THOMAS - ROBINSON - PAQUETTE - BARNABUS 40 Years of Celebrating First Nations Art Desmoulin, Christmas Exhibition: Poitras, Paquette, – Dec 2 – OTHERS 30 CARTER - WOODS - GOULET - IQALUQ - MEILI Woods - FABER - DESMOULIN - AMONG TURBULENT LANDINGS: THE NGC 2017 CANADIAN BIENNIAL  Through Jan 7 — Turbulent Landings features a diverse collection of pieces including paintings, sculptures, drawings, photos, videos, and mixed media by Canadian and international artists. Influential artists such as John Akomfrah, Julie Mehretu, Hajra Waheed, and others explore important global issues like environment, colonialism, migration, and more. Art Gallery of Alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq., 99 St. & 102A Ave., 780-422- 6223. Map 3-I3 D WE MEET HERE  Through Nov 25 — The ceramic works produced by Medicine Hat artist Laura McKibbon explore the notions of place and cultural identity. Alberta Craft Council Gallery and Shop, 10186-106 St., 780-488-6611. Map 3-D5 D WORDMARK: A NEW CHAPTER ACQUISITION  Through Mar 25 — WordMark is the first in a series of four exhibitions that will feature works by contemporary Indigenous, First Nations, Inuit, and Métis artists, newly acquired for the AGA’s permanent collection. This first exhibit will feature works by Bob Boyer, Raymond Boisjoly, Dean Drever, and Amy Malbeuf, and will interweave language, image, and symbolism to explore the complexity of visual communication. Art Gallery of Alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq., 99 St. & 102A Ave., 780-422-6223. Map 3-I3 D Bearclaw Gallery 10403 –124 Street Edmonton, Alberta Canada T5N 3Z5 24 where.ca bearclaw gallery FIRST NATIONS ART GALLERY // NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017 Tel: 1+[phone] Fax: 1+[phone] [email protected] www.bearclawgallery.com