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Artsnews the FREDERICTON ARTS ALLIANCE September 27, 2012 Ÿ Volume 13, Issue 39 Serving the Arts in the Fredericton Region ARTSnews THE FREDERICTON ARTS ALLIANCE September 27, 2012 Volume 13, Issue 39 Serving the Arts in the Fredericton Region In Memory of Bruno Bobak 1923-2012 The Fredericton Arts Alliance mourns the loss of Bruno Bobak, the legendary Canadian war artist. Our deepest condolences go out to Molly his wife and all the Bobak family. New Brunswick has lost a legendary artist. Bruno was also a teacher, fund-raiser, arts advocate and contributed greatly to the artistic and cultural community in New Brunswick and beyond. He was widely respected for his contribution to art around the world. A book of condolences has been placed at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery for people to sign. The Beaverbrook Art Gallery is home to many of Bobak's works, as well as paintings by his wife Molly Lamb Bobak. Mr. Bobak was Canada's youngest official war artist during the Second World War. He was born in Wawelowska, Poland in 1923, and his family moved to Canada two years later. He began painting as a teenager, studying under Arthur Lismer of the Group of Seven in Toronto. Bobak enlisted in the Canadian Army during the Second World War and was made an official war artist in 1944. He travelled with the 4th Canadian Armoured Division through France and Germany. Bobak moved to Fredericton in 1960, where he remained for the rest of his life, while pursuing an active life as a painter. He had recently contributed to a show at Gallery 78 in April of this year. The Bobaks were named members of the Order of Canada in 1995. We echo the sentiment of many to say that “Mr. Bobak’s passing is a great loss to our community." Bruno will always hold a special place in our hearts. In this issue Upcoming Events 1. FAA High on the Arts Fundraising Gala Sept 27 2. Cinema Politica Fredericton presents Blood On The Mobile Sept 28 3. Fredericton Fall Craft Show Sept 28-30 4. Culture Days Activities in Fredericton Sept 28-30 5. Keswick Ridge Historical Society Fall Ghost Walk Sept 29 6. Coming up at the Fredericton Playhouse 7. Fredericton Music Society honours Helen Morag McKinnon-Bagnell Sept 30 8. Monday Night Film Series presents Where Do We Go Now Oct 1 9. NB Crafts Council Fall Jurying 2012 10. Centre JMC-Fredericton’s 2012-13 artistic season Classes and Workshops 1. Figure Drawing Studio at NBCCD resumes on Oct 3 2. TNB Adult Ensemble 2012-2013: Modules and Master Classes 3. Let Your Stick People Go! Art Classes Begin Oct 22 & 23 4. NB College of Craft and Design / edVentures Fall Classes 5. UNB College of Extended Learning No Limits Classes 6. Fall Leisure Learning Courses at UNB Auditions | Call for Submissions 1. Ability New Brunswick 22nd Annual Art & Antique Auction Nov 15 – Call for artwork 2 Upcoming Events 1. FAA High on the Arts Fundraising Gala Sept 27 The Fredericton Arts Alliance (FAA) invites you to attend a fabulous evening of entertainment, food, a silent art and a live auction featuring some of Fredericton’s finest artists. During the evening, there will also be artwork for sale by local artists. This Fundraising Gala takes place on Thursday, September 27, 2012 from 7-11pm at The Charlotte Street Arts Centre, 732 Charlotte Street, Fredericton. Tickets to this popular event are available through FAA Board Members, the NB Choral Society Office at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre (call first, please: 453-3731), Westminster Books, by phone (443-9900), and at the door. Tickets are $40 and include a complimentary drink and nibbles. They go fast, so get yours today! Check out our website www.frederictonartsalliance.ca for more information and a list of artworks for auction. For further information, please call 454-1139. 2. Cinema Politica Fredericton presents Blood On The Mobile Sept 28 Our screening of the 2010 documentary will be held at 180 St. John St., Fredericton, at 7pm on September 28. Blood on the Mobile is an 82-minute Danish documentary film by director Frank Piasecki Poulsen that examines the current need for rare minerals. In many places, cell phones are an essential part of daily life. The constant production of new models has never been greater but the production of cell phones for mass consumption has a dark, bloody side. Most of the minerals used to produce cell phones are coming from the mines in the Eastern DR Congo. These so-called conflict minerals finance a civil war that, according to human rights organisations, has been the bloodiest conflict since World War II. This film won the 2011 Cinema for Peace Justice Award (Berlin). Film trailer and for more information: http://www.cinemapolitica.org/screening/fredericton/blood-mobile This screening is co-hosted with East and Central African Association for Indigenous Rights (ECAAIR) and we will have the presence of special guest Freddy MweneNgabo, a Congolese human rights activist and refugee who has been living in Canada since 2009. All the Cinema Politica documentaries are followed by a discussion about the film and its themes for those who wish to stay. Films are free to the public but donations are encouraged to pay for Network membership fees. Join us! We are pleased to present our seventh season of thought-provoking films! Join us for updates on Facebook: Cinema Politica Fredericton. Check out the exciting fall line-up: http://www.cinemapolitica.org/fredericton 3. Fredericton Fall Craft Show Sept 28-30 Friday, Sept. 28 2-8pm Saturday, Sept. 29 10am-6pm Sunday, Sept. 30 11am-5pm Capital Exhibition Grounds, 361 Smythe St. There are over 140 crafters/artisans from the Maritimes and Quebec with their quality, handcrafted products! Start your Christmas shopping early or see what is new for the fall! With some of the exhibitors that have never been to Fredericton, there is always something new to see! There are food items such as gluten-free deserts, cupcakes, mini cheesecakes, fudge, chocolates, candies, dips and wine. Then of course, your handcrafted items from sewing, knitting, crocheting, primitive stitchery, painting, pen & ink, pottery, Eskimo sculptures, clothes, fur items, baby items, kids items, puzzles, hair accessories, jewellery, skin care products, wood (both primitive and decorative), tartan items, quilts and quilted products, photography, stain glass, candles, and more. We will also be raising money for Women In Transition House. Any donation is wonderful and appreciated, but with every $5 donated at the door, your name will be entered into a draw to win hundreds of $$ in prizes. Help us help others!!! Thousands came out last year. Come and see what all the fuss was about. Admission is free! 3 4. Culture Days Activities in Fredericton Sept 28-30 Nearly 7,000 free activities from a wide range of disciplines will take place in some 800 communities across Canada for the third annual Culture Days on September 28-30, 2012 including many activities here in Fredericton. In 2011, 1.2 million Canadians participated in over 6,000 activities within the disciplines of visual arts, music, dance, theatre, architecture, heritage, film and video, literature, culinary arts and new media. Help us surpass that number this year by checking out what Fredericton has to offer from September 28-30: LOTUS GARDEN JAZZ TRIP-HOP GUITAR (Friday, September 28, 2-4pm) Jazz guitarist Shaun Bartone presents jazz trip-hop overdubbed with his intuitive jazz guitar stylings; featuring ‘60s and ‘70s soul jazz sounds for your listening and dining pleasure. Location: Café Loka, 343 York Street, Fredericton, NB. FRENCH “5 à 7” AT THE JAMES JOYCE IRISH PUB (Friday September 28, 5pm) The Centre communautaire Sainte-Anne, in partnership with the Crowne Plaza-Lord Beaverbrook and the James Joyce Irish Pub, is presenting a French 5 à 7 (Happy Hour) on Friday September 28 at 5pm at the James Joyce Irish Pub, 659 Queen St. The two musicians from Moncton, Pierre-Luc Arseneau and Éric Landry, will entertain with their high-energy repertoire. Free admission. BIFF MITCHELL’S SCARY NIGHT TIME HORROR WRITING WORKSHOP (Saturday, September 29, 8:30-10pm) This spine-chilling adventure into the art of writing scary stories will make your readers afraid to look under the bed. We’ll look at how to build suspense, make your readers’ skin crawl, build weird characters and things that make the heart pound, and create settings that make the ordinary seem supernatural. Biff will also read his terrifying story, The Ghost Cow of Killarney Lake. Bring flashlights, paper and pens or pencils. (Note: In spite of the scariness, this will be a family event. Location: Studio4Ward, 384 Queen Street (across from City Hall) Fredericton, NB GALLERY 78 ART EXHIBITION OPENING (Friday, September 28) Three new exhibitions of paintings by Ann Balch, Stephen May, and Jonathan MacDonald begin Friday, September 28 and are on display until Sunday, October 21. Location: Gallery 78, 796 Queen St., Fredericton, NB POETRY WEEKEND (September 29 & 30 at 11am, 2pm, and 8pm) Poetry Weekend is an annual gathering of poets in Fredericton, New Brunswick. A great event for lovers of poetry and literature, this year’s poets include Nyla Matuk, Sue Sinclair, Nick Thran, Steve Noyes, Patrick Warner, Brian Bartlett, Matthew Tierney, Darren Bifford, Amanda Jernigan, Darryl Whetter, Jan Zwicky, Stewart Cole, Jim Johnstone, Shane Neilson, Jan Conn, Monica Kidd, and Matthew Henderson – just to name a few of the talented poets who will be reading! Location: Memorial Hall, Bailey Drive on the UNB campus. NB-MUSICIANS EMERGE (NB-ME) FESTIVAL Friday, September 28, 2012, 7-11pm Saturday, September 29, 2012, 10am-11pm Sunday, September 30, 2012, 1-3pm NB-ME is a Festival showcasing emerging musicians from around New Brunswick.
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