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Artsnews the FREDERICTON ARTS ALLIANCE January 10 20, 2013 Volume 14, Issue 1 Serving the Arts in the Fredericton Region ARTSnews THE FREDERICTON ARTS ALLIANCE January 10 20, 2013 Volume 14, Issue 1 Serving the Arts in the Fredericton Region In this issue Upcoming Events 1. Fredericton Choral Society Preparing to Sing Mozart's Requiem 2. Upcoming Children’s Programs at the Fredericton Public Library 3. Live Jazz at the Cedar Tree Café Jan 10 and 31 4. Cinema Politica Fredericton screens The Suffering Grasses Jan 11 5. Figure Drawing Studio at NBCCD Resumes on Jan 16 6. UNB Conservatory Fundraiser Concert Jan 18 7. Paul Miller Exhibition at Gallery 78 Jan 18 - Feb 3 8. Celebrating Dawn McCracken's Life and Paintings Jan 18 - Feb 3 9. Gallery Connexion presets Sanguine, terre brulée, at autres angoisses Jan 18 - Mar 8 10. Lesandra Dodson Takes the Canadian Stage with The Trilogy Project Jan 23 11. Interwoven Exhibition Celebrates the Visionary Talent of the Late Charlotte Glencross Jan 25 12. Shivering Songs Folk Festival Announces Sarah Harmer, Jian Ghomeshi, The Sadies Jan 25-27 13. Newfoundland Country Artist Dave Thomson in Concert with Derrick Paul Miller Jan 26 14. Forward Music Group Announces New Artist: Alan Jeffries Jan 27 15. Fredericton Arts Alliance Annual General Meeting Feb 12 16. Monday Night Film Series 17. Fredericton Playhouse Calendar for February 2013 Workshops | Classes 1. Creative Dance for Children at STU begins Jan 12 2. One Day Workshops with Carole Forbes Jan 12 and 26 3. The Art of Hatchery Kids Art Program 4. Yoga Dance Classes begin at STU Jan 13 5. NBCCD and edVentures Winter Courses 6. Kick-Start the New Year with a Leisure Learning Course 7. Spaces Still Available for TNB Theatre School Preschool Programs Auditions | Call for Submissions 1. Strathbutler Award Deadline Jan 15 2. City Accepting Applications for Annual Arts, Culture and Heritage Funding Program Feb 15 Studio Space Available 1. Quiet Studio Space Available in Downtown Fredericton 2 Upcoming Events 1. Fredericton Choral Society Preparing to Sing Mozart's Requiem Fredericton Choral Society is happy to greet new and returning members on Tuesday, January 8th at St. Paul's United Church, corner of York and George Street. Registration will begin at 6:20PM, and we will begin rehearsing at 7:20PM. If you miss the January 8th rehearsal, don't worry; registration will continue for the following two weeks. The membership fee for the term is $40 for individuals, $65 for families, and $15 for students. Music can be purchased or borrowed. Under the direction of Heather Dunham, we will be learning Mozart's Requiem for performance with the Fredericton Chamber Orchestra on April 3rd at the Wilmot United Church. Rehearsals take place every Tuesday evening from 7:20PM to 9:20PM. There are no auditions. The ability to read music is an asset, but if you like to sing and can carry a tune you'll have a wonderful time learning this lovely music. Call Janet at 506-488- 9894 for further information. 2. Upcoming Children’s Programs at the Fredericton Public Library Babies in the Library (0-18 months) Tuesday at 11AM or Friday at 2:30PM Introducing our tiniest patrons to the joys of the library. Program includes songs, movement, nursery rhymes and knee bounces. Registration required. Program begins on January 8th and 11th. Story time Shenanigans (3-5 year olds) Thursday, 10:30AM A smorgasbord of books, puppets, songs, crafts, finger plays, movement and more! Registration required. Program begins on January 10th. Fun-tastic Friday Story time (all ages) Friday at 10:30AM A story time for children 6 and under. Join us at the library for a fun, action-packed story time filled with reading, rhyming, art, puppets and more! Registration encouraged, but not necessary. Program begins on January 11th. Please call us at 506-460-2806 to sign up for the fun. 3. Live Jazz at the Cedar Tree Café Jan 10 and 31 The Cedar Jazz Ensemble regularly presents an exciting range of music from the 1930s to the present. Featuring: Mark Lulham on sax Garry Hansen on guitar Don Gorman on bass Rick Mills on trumpet Bill McIver on drums and percussion The show starts at 8PM, Thursday, January 10th and 31st at the Cedar Tree Café, located at 318 Queen Street. Admission is free. 4. Cinema Politica Fredericton screens The Suffering Grasses Jan 11 Cinema Politica Fredericton returns with Iara Lee's 2012 documentary The Suffering Grasses (52 min.). The screening will be held at Conserver House, 180 St. John St., Fredericton, on Friday, January 11th at 7PM. The Suffering Grasses seeks to explore the war in Syria through the humanity of the civilians who have been killed, abused, and displaced to the squalor of refugee camps. In all wars, it is civilians—women and children, families and whole communities—who suffer at the hands of those in power. While focusing on the plight of those caught in the crossfire of the hegemons, the film seeks to unravel the conflict by exploring the motivations of its actors--the Ba’athist regime of Bashar al-Assad, the Free Syrian Army and other geopolitical players like the United States, Israel, Russia, China, Iran, Lebanon, Turkey, the Gulf countries... When elephants go to war, it is the grass that suffers. This is a film about the elephants, but made for the grasses. All Cinema Politica documentaries are followed by a discussion about the film for those who wish to stay. Films are free to the public but donations are encouraged to cover expenses. Our Winter 2013 is now available. Check out our fascinating list of films for something to catch your eye and rouse your mind from its hibernation at http://www.cinemapolitica.org/fredericton. Contact Cinema Politica at [email protected]. 3 5. Figure Drawing Studio at NBCCD Resumes on Jan 16 Sessions will run on Wednesdays from January 16th until February 27th. The cost will be $50 for all 7 weeks, or $10 per night (free for full-time NBCCD students). You can pay Joss directly with cash or cheque made out to the Minister of Finance when you come to the studio. The studio is located on the 3rd floor of the NB College of Craft & Design on Queen Street. Sessions will run from 6:30PM to 9PM. The door will be locked, so you must be at the door at 6:30PM sharp. No strong chemicals allowed. Nude models are involved. We are also looking for models. If interested, please contact Joss. For more information, contact Joss Richer at [email protected], 454-5214 (home), 452-6338 (work). 6. UNB Conservatory Fundraiser Concert Jan 18 A fundraising concert for the UNB Conservatory Scholarship Fund will be held at Memorial Hall on Friday, January 18th at 7PM. Conservatory instructors and guests will present a diverse and entertaining program. Performers include: Richard Hornsby, Nadia Francavilla, Björn Runefors, Mahmoud Hussein, Yvonne Kershaw, Ron MacDonald, Jason Flores, Katie Bestvater, Jeff Zaat, Alethea Dinkins, Steven Peacock, Jonathan Duchair, Charles Mackinnon, Evan Shaw, Tom Richards, Aida Tisler and Sam Arnold. Tickets can be purchased at the Music Conservatory office during the day and at the door. Students $5, Seniors $20, Adults $25. Come and enjoy an entertaining evening of music and to support the new UNB Conservatory Scholarship Fund. 7. Paul Miller Exhibition at Gallery 78 Jan 18 - Feb 3 Gallery 78 features paintings by Australian artist Paul Miller in Suburbia January 18th - February 3rd. Miller, originally from Bathurst, with Fine Arts degrees from Mount Alison University and the University of Tasmania, has shown internationally and is thrilled to exhibit again in Fredericton. Suburbia explores the daily life of living in the suburban areas surrounding Miller’s adopted home of Sydney, Australia. Gallery 78 is located at 796 Queen St. (corner of Church and Queen). Telephone: 506-454-5192. Website: www.gallery78.com Open: Tuesday to Friday 10AM to 5PM, Saturday 10AM-3PM, and Sunday 1-4PM. 8. Celebrating Dawn McCracken's Life and Paintings Jan 18 - Feb 3 Gallery 78 celebrates the life and work of Dawn McCracken in a feature exhibition of her high realism paintings, January 18th to February 3rd, 2013. Born in Fredericton, Dawn McCracken studied at UNB on a Beaverbrook Scholarship. She studied painting at the Art School of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts under the tutelage of Arthur Lismer, Gentile Tondino, Jacques de Tonnancour, and Moe Reinblatt. Further art studies included summer school sessions at UNB with Fritz Brandtner and Alfred Pinsky, and at Queen's University with André Bieler and George Swinton. In the last number of years Dawn devoted her time to working in her studio at Young's Cove Road in Grand Lake where she painted the landscape of Southern New Brunswick with remarkable detail and passion. Dawn McCracken passed away on January 4th, 2013. We will miss her tremendous generosity, friendship, intellect and talent. Gallery 78 is located at 796 Queen St. (corner of Church and Queen). Telephone: 506-454-5192. Website: www.gallery78.com Open: Tuesday to Friday 10AM to 5PM, Saturday 10AM-3PM, and Sunday 1-4PM. 9. Gallery Connexion presets Sanguine, terre brulée, at autres angoisses Jan 18 - Mar 8 On January 18th Gallery Connexion is pleased to present an exhibition by Acadian artist Maryse Arsenault, entitled: Sanguine, terre brulée, at autres angoisses (Sanguine, Burnt Umber and Other Sorrows). Arsenault's installation in the Rick Burns Gallery is comprised of more than 800 re-interpreted 'cabinet cards' arranged to form an eight-pointed star on the gallery floor, and seeks to address continued disregard for the presence and cultural contributions of the First Nations people of “Acadian” territory.
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