Where Edmonton Magazine September/October 2018

Y ART + ANTIQUES entertainment, and an on-site concession while you shop! Shaw Conference Centre, 9797 Jasper Ave., 780- 421-9797. Map 1-D4 D FALL GALLERY WALK Sep 22 & 23 — Stroll between the galleries along the 124 Street arts district on a formal, unguided tour and see some of the intriguing new art on display this season.124 St. between 102 Ave. & 108 Ave. Map 1-C4 N JAMES WILSON MORRICE: THE A.K. PRAKASH COLLECTION IN TRUST TO THE NATION Through Oct 7 — Pioneering a fresh and vibrant use of colour and known for his delicate handling of paint on small-scale wooden pochades, James Wilson Morrice played a vital role in advancing modern artistic trends in Canada and abroad at the turn of the 20th century. Art Gallery of Alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq., 99 St. & 102A Ave., 780-422-6223. Map 3-I3 D LI SALAY Through Sep 9 — This exhibition focuses on the works of Métis artists from across Canada and examines the shifting boundaries of contemporary Métis artistic practice. Art Gallery of Alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq., 99 St. & 102A Ave., 780-422-6223. Map 3-I3 D ON THE FAMILY FARM Oct 20 – Nov 30 — Showcasing the gentler side of farming, Loretta Kyle’s soapstone sculptures are based on her experience growing up on a farm. Alberta Craft Council Gallery & Shop, 10186-106 St., 780-488-6611. Map 3-D5 D MEMORIAM TO A MISSING FUR COAT Through Sep 8 — Multi-media artist Jessica A. Morgun uses drawing as an ephemeral medium. Her installation revolves around the problematic nature of intangible losses incurred due to immigration and dislocation. Harcourt House, 10215-112 St., 780-426-4180. Map 1-D3 D RBC WORK ROOM: SAMANTHA WALROD- VANITAS Through Oct 7 — This installment features painter Samantha Walrod working in residence for six weeks. The artist will create a series of works on paper and canvas, painting still lives and animal forms. Her exhibition, Vanitas, will explore ideas of life and loss. Art Gallery of Alberta, 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq., 99 St. & 102A Ave., 780-422-6223. Map 3-I3 D ROBIN LAMBERT Sep 1 – Oct 13 — This exhibit is interdisciplinary ceramic artist Robin Lambert’s investigation into the need and desire to be a part of a larger social system. Alberta Craft Council Gallery & Shop, 10186-106 St., 780-488-6611. Map 3-D5 D Lando Auctions Lando Gallery Fine Collectibles Decorative Arts Luxury Accessories Objects of Vertu Fine Art Custom Framing Consulting Appraisals Please visit landoauctions.com Please visit landogallery.com 103 - 10310 124 St. NW Edmonton | 780 990 1161 SEATED Sep 1 – Dec 24 — This is an open-call exhibition of contemporary handcrafted seating objects, including traditional or re-imagined chairs, stools, benches, and any furniture object created for which a user can sit. Alberta Craft Council Gallery & Shop, 10186-106 St., 780-488-6611. Map 3-D5 D SELVAGE Sep 21 – Oct 20 — Selvage is an exhibition of new works by SNAP’s 2017 Emerging Artist in Residence, Mitchell Chalifoux. SNAP Gallery, 10123-121 St., 780-423-1492. Map 1-C4 D SNAPSHOTS OF CANADA Through Sep 24 — Exploring unforgettable moments in our history, this travelling exhibition from the Canadian Museum of History and Canada’s History Society pairs compelling images with texts by well-known authors, journalists, and historians. Borealis Gallery, 9820-107 St., 780-427- 7362. Map 3-C8 D TICKET TO RIDE Oct 20 – Dec 1 — Drawing from her horses as inspiration, Lisa Head Harbidge’s glass sculptures are about the spirit of life. Alberta Craft Council Gallery & Shop, 10186-106 St., 780-488-6611. Map 3-D5 D LOOKING FOR INSPIRING ART? Search for more unique art shows at infoedmonton.com or follow us on Twitter @whereedmonton SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2018 // where.ca 31

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