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Y ART + ANTIQUES and to link generations of Indigenous peoples to present lives. Art Gallery of Alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq., 99 St. & 102A Ave., 780-422-6223. Map 3-I3 D JOSEPH HARTMAN: ARTIST STUDIOS  Sep 21 – Oct 10 — This exhibition is a chance to see the differences in creative spaces used by established and up-and-coming Canadian artists. The showcase will feature a collection of large-format photographs that depict the interior views of artists' studios across Canada. Peter Robertson Gallery, 12323-104 Ave., 780-455-7479. Map 1-C4 D GILLIAN WILLANS  Sep 16 – Oct 7 — Inspired by found black-and-white photographs, artist Gillian Willans paints houses and interior rooms that reflect her past experiences. She uses domestic settings along with emotive light and colour to create LANDMARKS  Sep 2 – Dec 24 — Artists imagery that is nostalgic in nature and Julie Reimer, Tyler Rock, and Katherine explores the familial constructs. Scott Russell interpret the prairie landscape Gallery, 10411-124 St., 780-488-3619. using glass sculptures. Alberta Craft Don’t miss the Fall Map 1-C4 D Council Gallery and Shop, 10186-106 Gallery Walk on 124 St., 780-488-6611. Map 3-D5 D HAVE A GOOD ONE  Oct 5 – Nov 17 Street on September — Half-finished DIY projects is the ORDINARY  Oct 21 – Nov 25 — 23 & 24! (pg 25) comedic focus of this show, as Jeremy Karen Rhebergen uses the medium of Pavka and Sean Procyk document batik to capture the common moments their attempt as amateur survivalists. in life that seem extraordinary. In this Latitude 53, 10242-106 St., 780-423-5353. exhibition, her work expresses the simplicity Map 3-C3 D and depth of daily life. Alberta Craft Council Gallery and Shop, 10186-106 St., 780-488-6611. INSIDE PAINTING  Oct 5 – 28 — Artist Peter Ivens' Map 3-D5 D work is inspired by the skies, rivers, and mountains of his home in the Bow River Valley. His paintings reflect PERCH  Sep 9 – Oct 14 — Albertan artists Dena Alberta's landscape and wilderness in all their vibrant Seiferling and Stefanie Staples explore the biodiversity, colour and light. Art Gallery of St. Albert, 19 Perron St., conservation, and preservation of birds using mixed- St. Albert, 780-460-4310. media sculptures. Alberta Craft Council Gallery and Shop, 10186-106 St., 780-488-6611. Map 3-D5 D Linus Woods Maxine Noel - BEAM - TOOKOOME - LOGAN - NOEL - THOMAS - ROBINSON - PAQUETTE - BARNABUS 40 Years of September Celebrating First Art 5 POITRAS 23 Nations – October November 2 OTHERS CARTER - WOODS - October GOULET - IQALUQ 21 - MEILI – - FABER - DESMOULIN - AMONG JANVIER - ODJIG - MORRISSEAU - BEARDY - RAY - COBINESS - SANCHEZ - KAKEGAMIC RBC WORK ROOM: MONUMENT  Oct 14 – Feb 19 — Artist, designer, and carpenter Dara Humiski and graphic designer Sergio Serrano collaborate in this new exhibit. Check out how Humiski's experiments with size and ethereal artwork that explore the human condition relate to Serrano's work with images and objects that are both familiar and unknown. Art Gallery of Alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq., 99 St. & 102A Ave., 780-422-6223. Map 3-I3 D RBC WORK ROOM: SHELTER  Through Oct 8 — Photographer Zachary Ayotte and electronic production duo Nulle Part have collaborated on this exhibition that questions division in the modern world. Using sound, installation, and photography, they explore various dichotomies, from public and private to light and dark. The RBC Work Room initiative provides working space for developing collaborative art projects. Art Gallery of Alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq., 99 St. & 102A Ave., 780-422- 6223. Map 3-I3 D ROAD LESS TRAVELLED  Sep 29 – Oct 13 — In this series, artist Jane Everett explores the relationship between wilderness and road as it becomes distorted by rain. Using a point of view from within a moving vehicle, her artwork captures the blurriness of rain and the urban landscape. Bugera Matheson Gallery, 10345-124 St., 780-482-2854. Map 1-C4 D SEPTEMBER GROUP SELLING EXHIBITION  Sep 1 – 30 — This eclectic exhibition features a wide array of artwork from Canadian artists, including canvas paintings by Karen Holden and Barbara McGivern, landscape photography by Steven Friedman, ceramic art and pottery by Mel Bolen and Rod & Deynse Simair, and jewellery pieces by Ayala Bar. Lando Gallery, 10310-124 St., 780-990-1161. Map 1-C4 D THE ARCH: PLANS FOR A HETEROTOPIC SPACE OPERA  Sep 8 – Oct 14 — Painter Travis McEwen explores the themes of otherness, identity, and gender in his portrait-focused work, capturing the emotional, psychological, and social experiences of those “othered” in Western society. Dc3 Art Projects, 10567-111 St., 780-239- 8568. Map 1-D4 D THE DREAM WE FORM BY BEING TOGETHER  Through Oct 1 — Reflect on how Canada can work toward true reconciliation with its Indigenous peoples and the possibilities for our next 150 years together. Borealis Gallery, 9820-107 St., 780-427-7362. Map 3-C8 D Bearclaw Gallery 10403 –124 Street Edmonton, Alberta Canada T5N 3Z5 bearclaw gallery FIRST NATIONS ART GALLERY Tel: 1+[phone] Fax: 1+[phone] [email protected] www.bearclawgallery.com THE PRAIRIES, THE MARITIMES, AND A FEW LAKES  Sep 7 – 30 — This exhibit chronicles the experiences and memories of Grande Prairie artist Ken HouseGo and the places across Canada that he has learned to call home. Art Gallery of St. Albert, 19 Perron St., St. Albert, 780-460-4310. THE STORY SO FAR  Sep 21 – Nov 4 — Curated by Sara Norquay, this exhibition is a collection of artists' books. The artist book challenges the notion that books are simply a repository for information or stories by using books as an art form. The exhibit showcases artists from Canada, the United States, France, Spain, and more. SNAP Gallery, 10123-121 St., 780-423-1492. Map 1-C4 D TURBULENT LANDINGS: THE NGC 2017 CANADIAN BIENNIAL  Sep 30 – Jan 7 — Turbulent Landings features a diverse collection of pieces including paintings, sculptures, drawings, photos, videos, and mixed media by Canadian and internat ional 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 Ernestine Tahedl RCA—Symphonic Timbre—Oct 20 to Nov 3 10345-124 Street, Edmonton | 780-482-2854 | bugeramathesongallery.com 20 where.ca // SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 WORDMARK: A NEW CHAPTER ACQUISITION  Oct 28 – 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