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GUIDE TO GALLERIES + MUSEUMS ALBERTA BRITISH COLUMBIA WASHINGTON OREGON September • October 2021 preview-art.com The Salt Spring The Salt Spring SSNAP 2021/2022 National Art Prize National Art Prize presents Follow The The Salt Spring PARALLEL the The 2021/2022 National Art Prize SSNAP artshow Event Schedule Exhibition 2021 Mahon Hall 166 Lower Ganges Rd, Salt Spring Island, BC SSNAP Opening Gala of the Finalists’ Exhibition Friday, September 24 I 6pm - 10pm SSNAP Finalist Exhibition Saturday, September 25 - Monday, October 25 Open Daily 10am - 5pm SSNAP Gala Awards Night Saturday, October 23 6pm - 10pm Award Winners Announced ArtSpring Gallery OPENING FALL 2021 BRINGING 100 Jackson Ave, Salt Spring Island, BC STORIES Parallel Art Show Saturday, September 25 To October 17 TO LIFE Open Daily 10am - 4pm Parallel Art Show Opening Gala MUSEUM ARCHIVES Sunday, September 26 115 West Esplanade 3203 Institute Road 6pm - 9pm North Vancouver North Vancouver monova.ca Tickets available for events at: Exterior rendering of the new Museum of North Vancouver www.saltspringartprize.ca opening in 2021. 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Crate by: Vevex B A U - X I G A L L E R Y Vancouver denbighfas.com Montréal 3045 GRANVILLE STREET VANCOUVER BC V6H 3J9 TEL: 604 733 7011 EXHIBITION ONLINE AT WWW.BAU-XI.COM +1 (604) 876-3303 [email protected] +1 (438) 520-8369 BRITISH COLUMBIA ALBERTA September • October 2021 Vol.35 No.4 ALBERTA Prince Rupert PREVIEWS & FEATURES 8 Banff, Calgary Prince George St. Albert 9 Edmonton 8 Alberta Vignette 11 Foothills, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat Skidegate Edmonton 12 St. Albert 10 Relations - ESKER FOUNDATION HAIDA BRITISH COLUMBIA 12 Alberta Vignettes GWAII 12 Abbotsford 14 British Columbia Vignette 13 Burnaby 16 We Do Not Work Alone - NANAIMO ART GALLERY North Vancouver 14 Castlegar, Comox Valley, Coquitlam West Vancouver Port Moody Williams Lake 15 Fort Langley, Grand Forks, Kamloops 19 Assembly - NEW MEDIA GALLERY Vancouver Coquitlam 16 Kelowna Burnaby Maple Ridge 17 Lake Country, Nanaimo, Nelson 20 MONOVA - MUSEUM OF NORTH VANCOUVER Richmond New Westminster Banff 18 New Westminster, North Vancouver 22 British Columbia Vignettes Chilliwack Calgary 21 Penticton, Port Alberni, Port Moody, Surrey Fort Langley Salmon Arm Abbotsford Foothills Prince George 24 Salt Spring National Art Prize Tsawwassen White Rock 22 Prince Rupert, Qualicum Beach, Richmond Kamloops Vernon 23 Salmon Arm, Salt Spring Island, Sidney, Finalists' Exhibition - SALT SPRING ISLAND Lake Country Skidegate 26 British Columbia Vignettes Kelowna 24 Sunshine Coast Whistler Medicine Hat 25 Surrey 28 A Practice in Gestures - RICHMOND ART GALLERY Comox Valley Sunshine Coast Penticton 26 Tofino, Vancouver Qualicum Beach Nelson 40 Vernon, Victoria 34 Reknowned Curator Scott Watson Retires Tofino Vancouver Grand Lethbridge Port Alberni (see inset) Castlegar 43 West Vancouver 36 Jan Wade - VANCOUVER ART GALLERY Nanaimo Forks 45 Whistler, White Rock Salt Spring Island Lynden 46 Williams Lake 38 Rain Cabana-Boucher - XCHANGES GALLERY Sidney Bellingham Victoria Anacortes WASHINGTON 44 The Red Chador - WESTERN GALLERY La Conner 46 Anacortes, Bainbridge Island, Bellevue 46 & 48 Washington Vignettes Friday Harbor 47 Bellingham Everett 50 The Kinsey Collection - TACOMA ART MUSEUM Port Angeles 48 Everett, Friday Harbor, La Conner Bellevue 49 Lynden, Port Angeles, Seattle 55 Oregon Vignettes Spokane 54 Spokane, Tacoma Bainbridge Island Seattle 57 Queen Nefertari's Egypt - OREGON Tacoma PORTLAND ART MUSEUM 55 Astoria 56 Cannon Beach 59 Art Books and Exhibition Catalogues 57 Eugene, Portland 60 Art Services WASHINGTON 58 Salem 59 Silverton 62 Index Pacific Ocean © 1986-2021 Preview Art Media Inc. ISSN 1481-2258 Member of Tourism Vancouver and Visit Seattle. Reproduction in whole or in part is strictly forbidden EDITORIAL + ADVERTISING Astoria Tel 604-222-1883 Toll Free 1-844-369-8988 Email [email protected] Cannon Beach Address PO Box 39041, 3695 W 10th Ave. Portland Vancouver, BC V6R 4P1 Canada Silverton Paula Fairweather, Publisher Cover: Suzo Hickey, Cassiar Sedge Grass (detail), 2021, Meredith Areskoug, Listings Editor acrylic on canvas. From Small Fish Big Landscape Salem Sylvia Talbot, Account Manager Naomi Pauls, Copy Editor at the Museum of Northern BC, Prince Rupert. Judith Mazari, Graphic Designer Photo: Mike Ambach Eugene The views, opinions and positions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the Banner Image: SSNAP Finalist Exhibition, Mahon Hall, publisher. Please note that all gallery particulars are set Salt Spring Island, 2019. OREGON out as submitted by clients prior to the date of publication. Photo credit: Deirdre Rowland 6 SEP - OCT 2021 H FIRST THURSDAY OR LATE OPENINGS preview-art.com PREVIEW 7 explores the multiple and complex from these interviews illustrate meanings of the idea of the diaspo- the commitment and sacrifices ALBERTA ra, its condition, and its experiences made by Canadians. Until 27 November as expressed in painting. Curated BANFF by Cheryl Sim, organized by PHI Herringer Kiss Gallery Foundation. PROJECT SPACE 101, 1615 10 Ave SW Whyte Museum To Oct 10 Molly JF Caldwell: With ✆403-228-4889 RELATIONS: of the Canadian Rockies One Hand Tied Behind My Back. herringerkissgallery.com 111 Bear St This exhibition can be read as the tue-sat 11am-5pm and by appt. Diaspora and Painting ✆403-762-2291 whyte.org visual articulation of Caldwell’s on- Sep 11-Oct 16 SHAPING CALGARY. RELATIONS: Diaspora and Painting is curated by Cheryl Sim, MUSEUM: thu-mon 11 am-5pm. going research on the complexities A group exhibition of important and organized by the PHI Foundation for Contemporary Art, ARCHIVES: By apt. only. Admission: and contradictions of labour, care, and influential sculptors in Calgary, Montréal, presented in collaboration with Esker Foundation. adults $10; seniors $9; students & gender, and sexuality. all ties with the Alberta College of locals (Lake Louise to Morley) $5; Arts, now the Alberta University PROJECT SPACE children under 12 & members free. Founders' Gallery of the Arts. Featuring artists Walter Molly JF Caldwell Ongoing From Mansions to Moun- The Military Museum May, Katie Ohe, Gord Ferguson, tains: In Conversation with Catha- Rita McKeough,Alexander Caldwell, With One Hand Tied 4520 Crowchild Trail SW Behind My Back rine Robb Whyte uses the words of ✆403-410-2340 Ron Kanashiro, Laura Vickerson @eskerfoundation this remarkable woman to present Until 10 October founders.ucalgary.ca & Blake Senini. Opening Oct 23 Rajni Perera, Ancestor 2, 2019. Courtesy the artist, and Patel Brown Gallery, Toronto. eskerfoundation.art a fresh perspective on her life. From Open daily 9am - 5pm. Paul deGroot: Part One: Looking Concord, Massachusetts to Banff, Ongoing Tensile Strength: Weavers Back. Paul started art school at the Alberta, Catharine's life was filled and War showcases carpets known Kootenay College along with good FRAUDPreview_Advert_2021.indd (Francisco Gallardo and 1 application. Opening reception: The New Gallery2021-08-06 (TNG) 1:55 PM art, travel, and philanthropy. Join us as Afghan War Rugs. Mounted to friend, Chris Cran. Paul then moved Audrey Samson), Sarah Friend, Sep 18, 2-4pm. Opening Oct 23 Don 208 Centre St SE as we celebrate her 115th birthday. coincide with the twentieth anni- to Calgary to finish his degree at the LA Birdwatchers (Suzanne Kite, Pollack: Postcards from the Edge. ✆403-233-2399 Gateway to the Rockies shares versary of 9/11, all exhibits come Alberta College of Art, where Paul’s Aljumaine Gayle, Nicholas Shapiro A solo exhibition inspired from the thenewgallery.org Canadian Rockies history through from the textile holdings at Nickle nickname became “the forger”. and Ladan Mohamed Siad), Helen landscapes along the eastern coves tue-sat 12-6pm. Free admission. art, artifacts and archives and library Galleries, University of Calgary. First Paul continued to work in his home Knowles, Lauren Lee McCarthy, of Cape Breton in Nova Scotia. Line MAIN SPACE Sep 25-Oct 23 Pulling materials. Treasures Within: 50 appearing after the Soviet invasion studio but hasn’t exhibited since Anna Ridler, Stephanie Syjuco, and Colour. Showcasing a diverse Back the Paper is an archival exhi- Years of Collecting. Peter Whyte of Afghanistan in 1979, Afghan graduating, instead concentrating on ZZYW. Contingent Systems ex- range of abstract artists, this group bition and research lab that gathers and Catharine Robb Whyte painted, weavers started incorporating guns, family and running a business. Now plores critical intersections between exhibition highlights artwork that and shares expansive histories from purchased, or donated the paintings tanks, landmines, and aircraft into retired, Paul is readying himself for creative practice and ;algorithmic goes beyond the essential utilization two intersecting communities in The contained within this exhibition, and their rug production. Following his first solo show in decades. culture. Hosted by Illingworth Kerr of line and colour as formal ele- New Gallery’s past and present. This some of the artists exhibited here 9/11, war rugs were likely made Gallery, Alberta University of the ments in art. interactive project invites community became mentors, friends as souvenirs. Tensile Strength: Illingworth Kerr Gallery Arts. Supported by Canada Council Opening reception: Oct 23, 2-4pm. members to help build out the orga- or confidants. Weavers and War explores Afghan Alberta University of the Arts of the Arts. Funding for the Cura- nization’s archival materials related weavers’ creativity and resilience, 1407 14th Ave NW torial Internship in support of the Nickle Galleries to these histories, addressing gaps CALGARY demonstrating the complex interplay ✆403-284-7680 ikgallery.ca development of these programmes University of Calgary found within the “official” institution- of conflict and culture.Mission: tue-fri 11am-6pm; sat 11am-4pm.
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