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THE FREDERICTON ARTS ALLIANCE July 22, 2010 Volume 10, Issue 29 Serving the Arts in the Fredericton Region AAARRRTTTSSSnnneeewwwsss THE FREDERICTON ARTS ALLIANCE July 22, 2010 ● Volume 10, Issue 29 Serving the Arts in the Fredericton Region Editorial Policy Upcoming Events 1. Camera Obscura Sculptural Installation "Vorti-Scope" 2. Summer Shapes Workshop Series July 22 3. Hey Rosetta! at the Boyce Farmer's Market July 22 4. Fredericton Tourism Summer Entertainment Schedule July 22-28 5. NotaBle Acts Summer Theatre Festival July 23-August 1 6. Hooded Fang and Maylee Todd Fredericton performance July 24 7. FAA Artists in Residence 2010 Summer Series July 24-30 8. edVentures Fredericton July 24-August 6 9. Charlotte Street Arts Centre’s Birthday Party July 25 10. TorQ Percussion Ensemble July 25 11. Summer Shapes Demo Series every Wednesday at Kirkbride's Fine Craft 12. The Fredericton Playhouse and Theatre New Brunswick Unveil The Bricklin 13. Gallery Connexion Artist Talk with Suzanne Caines July 29 14. Summer 2010 Children's Programs at the York Sunbury Museum 15. Wendy Nielsen in Concert at Kingsbrae Gardens Aug 1 Employment Opportunity 1. New Brunswick Youth Orchestra Seeks Full-Time Teacher-in-Residence Call for Submissions 1. Council of the Arts Fredericton Performing Arts Scholarship 2. Culture Days New Brunswick September 20 -26: Call for Activity Organizers Galleries at a Glance Upcoming Events 1. Camera Obscura Sculptural Installation "Vorti-Scope" While walking along the Green this summer, stop and discover downtown Fredericton’s “Camera Obscura” entitled “Vorti-Scope”; a community arts project lead by local artist Greg Charlton in partnership with edVentures, the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design, and the Beaverbrook Art Gallery. This unique sculptural installation, a metallic silver building with a double spiral ramp, reveals real-time views of its surroundings. Follow one of the spiral ramps and step inside the chamber to see startling 360-degree magical views of Fredericton’s picturesque riverscape projected onto a large circular viewing table. This self-directed, interactive optical device is located on the south-side walking trail on the riverside of the Carleton Street pedestrian bridge and is open for the enjoyment of all. Walk-in Camera Obscuras flourished in areas of scenic beauty during the 19th century and shared an amazing history, linked to astronomy, dating back to 5th century BCE. This Camera illustrates the optical phenomenon that is at the root of contemporary photographic culture. The double spiral ramp of this Camera Obscura, or Wunderkammer (wonder room) is designed to collect viewers, memories, educate and delight, and is open from 9 AM to 9 PM daily until September 19. Don’t miss this very special experience. For more info, go to Vorti-scope/ facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Vorti-scope/127777477240847 or contact Drew Gilbert, at 440-0578. The project leader owes a great debt to the project collaborators who enthusiastically aided in the realization of this project: Drew Gilbert, Photographer; John Leroux, Architect; and John Morgan, of Fabinex. A special thanks goes to John Morgan and his team at Fabinex; the local Heritage Restoration Construction company that specializes in custom display and interpretive exhibits. This project is generously funded through the Department of Canadian Heritage’s Cultural Capitals of Canada, the City of Fredericton and Arts NB. 2. Summer Shapes Workshop Series July 22 The Summer Shapes Workshop Series runs from July 8 to August 19 at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre. The workshops, instructed by members of the NB Crafts Council, will provide participants an experience of Fine Craft practices and processes. We are partnering with other community organizations for a portion of the series in order to offer the experience to people who might not otherwise have this opportunity. Our partners this summer include Fredericton Arts & Learning, the Beaverbrook Art Gallery, and the Multicultural Association of Fredericton. We invite you to join us to learn techniques in metal, clay, textiles, and more! Registration fee is $5 per person and materials are included. Please register in advance by contacting Monica Lacey at 450-8989 or [email protected] All the workshops run on Thursdays from 1-4 PM at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre. Pre-registration is required as space is limited. July 22 Handbuilding techniques in clay with Heather McTiernan July 29 Shibori with Bree Makin August 5 Handbuilt mugs with Darren Emenau August 12 Felting with Erin Hamilton August 19 Jewellery with Erica Sullivan August 26 Bookbinding with Angela Black 3. Hey Rosetta! at the Boyce Farmer's Market July 22 Hey Rosetta! Thursday July 22, 2010 at The Fredericton Boyce Farmer’s Market -- presented by The Capital Complex. St. Johns’ Newfoundland based band Hey Rosetta! are set to return to Fredericton. Since their performance at Harvest Jazz and Blues (2009) in the Blues Tent, this ECMA award winning group has traveled the globe in support of their acclaimed release Into Your Lungs (and around your heart and on through your blood) released through Sonic Entertainment. Recorded in the dead of winter in two East Coast harbour towns with producer and singer-songwriter Hawksley Workman, Into Your Lungs began with a beautiful naivety and confidence. An 'off the stage' feel and vigour reminiscent of the bands powerful live performances rooted the recording sessions and everything was bred from and expanded from there. With four MusicNL Awards and a couple of ECMA nominations, a Polaris Prize Nomination in 2009 and a new record in the works Hey Rosetta! is an act not to be missed. Ticket Info: $25 in advance (plus service fee) and go on sale Monday July 14, 2010 at Reads News Stand and Backstreet Records in Fredericton, NB. Online at www.heyrosetta.eventbrite.com. Must be 19+ to attend this event. ID is required at the door. 2 4. Fredericton Tourism Summer Entertainment Schedule July 22-28 July 22: Downtown Blues Band (Blues/R&B): 7:30 PM, Officers’ Square. Free. Rain date: July 26, 7:30 PM. July 23: The Putnam Family performs Celtic music: 12:10 PM, Christ Church Cathedral, Freewill offering. July 23: Speakeasy (Easy Listening): 7:30 PM, Lighthouse Deck. Free. Rain date: July 24, 7:30 PM. July 25: Al, Eileen & Gordie (Gospel/Country): 3 PM, Lighthouse deck. Free. No rain date. July 25: Annie Oakley: 1935 Biography/Western Classic film with Barbara Stanwyck. Dusk (around 9 PM), Barracks Square, free. July 27: Kathleen Gorey-McSorley (Celtic): 7:30 PM, Officers’ Square. Free. Rain date: July 28, 7:30 PM. July 28: Share (Folk/Pop): 12:30 PM. Lighthouse deck. Free. No rain date. July 28: Jaclyn Rinehart (Pop Rock): 7 PM, Nashwaaksis Commons Amphitheatre. Free. Rain date: July 26, 7 PM. For more information: www.tourismfredericton.ca 5. NotaBle Acts Summer Theatre Festival July 23-August 1 July 23-August 1: 10 days, 13 New Plays The ninth annual NotaBle Acts Summer Theatre Festival will hit the streets and stages of Fredericton from July 23-August 1, presenting thirteen new plays by New Brunswick dramatists. Highlights of the festival's first week include: Alden: a found play by Rick Merrill. A staged reading of a play in development about the life of poet Alden Nowlan, as told entirely through his own words in the form of poems, letters, interviews, and conversations. July 23, 8 PM, Beaverbrook Art Gallery. Demolitics, by Ryan Griffith. A rural New Brunswick cabinet minister becomes the victim of a friendly hostage taking at the hands of his constituents and is forced to defend his government's policies, in a play that is both a hilarious dissection of New Brunswick's political culture and a passionate plea for political reform. July 24-27, 8 PM, Memorial Hall, UNB. Special pay-what-you-can performance Monday, July 26, followed by a panel discussion featuring representatives of NB's political parties chaired by UNB Political Science professor Paul Howe. Taking it to the Streets: the five winners of NB Acts' ten-minute playwriting contest presented as an hour of free lunchtime theatre. Featuring Body in the Barracks by John Ball, The Peanut Butter Formula by Dennis Poirier, Sadie Meets Her Match by Kathy Mac, Train Ride by Michael Milech, and Clown College by Chris Nyarady. July 26-30, noon, Barracks Square. Also taking the stage in the festival's second week: Acting Out: the two winners of the NB Acts one-act playwriting contest (Hardwire by Chris Fulton and Christmas Break by Michael Milech) presented as a twin-bill. July 30-August 1, 8 PM, Memorial Hall, UNB and Play Out Loud: free readings of four new plays in development. July 28-29, 8 PM, Beaverbrook Art Gallery. Tickets $15/$10, with some performances pay-what-you-can. For full show and ticket details, visit www.nbacts.com or phone 458-7406. 6. Hooded Fang and Maylee Todd Fredericton performance July 24 Two of Toronto's favourite bands are joining forces (and sharing vans) to tour the Maritimes from July 21-27. Hooded Fang is an eight-piece pop orchestra. In the two years since their first concert on the tiny stage of a friend's bar in Toronto, Hooded Fang has released a critically acclaimed EP and played shows that include Pop Montreal and Canadian Music Week showcases, an appearance on CBC Radio's Q, and opening slots for the Born Ruffians, Bishop Allen and Malajube. The band will be playing tunes from their upcoming full-length album (to be released this September), which offers more of what the band does best: shamelessly plundering musical genres in the service of crafting the perfect pop tune. 3 A long-time fixture on the Toronto indie scene (Henry Faberge and the Adorables, Woodhands), Maylee Todd is touring her first solo album Choose Your Own Adventure.
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