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February 16 - March 01, 2012
Visual "messages"
Featuring artists use their own personal tools and style to explore and express their own ideas, feelings, beliefs.
March 19 - 26, 2012
eXposure
Tiffany Trinidad, Sarah Westlake, Olivia Tisdale, Nicole Craigie, Melissa Pinard, Melissa Aquino, Melanie Rees, Megan Ursini, Matt Waghorn, Mallory Cheung, Linda Arki, Laynna Meyler, Laura Tuttle, Kristyn Klamut, Kristina Interisano, Kevin Dalli, Kerry-Anne Gallagher, Julie Metni, Josh Allsopp, Jacob Allen-Jordan, Hilary Spencer, Helga Napolitano, Genia Shapira, Gemma Fairfull, Emma Allen, Elora Neilson, Devin Dubeau, Dana Bronsteter, Christopher Tonkinson, Chris Borgers, Chanelle Francis, Brittany Pacitti, Brittany Ellis, An Nguyen-Duong, Amanda Urbanski
Opening Reception: Tuesday March 20, 6-10PM
"The University of Guelph-Humber proudly presents the graduating class of 2012 Imaging Arts students in their very own gallery show, "eXposure". Each photographer brings their own styles and interests to the Distillery District to showcase their professional imaging and artistic skills."
April 04 - 17, 2012
"Group of Five - Four Alive"
Richard Brightling, Paul Garbett, Elizabeth Hardinge, George Argyropolous and Vince De Vita.
Opening Reception: Thursday April 5, 6-10pm, Thursday April 12, 6-10pm
Brought together to showcase their artistic talent while allowing their own uniqueness to shine through, The Group of Five - Four Alive premiers at ARTA Gallery. The group will be featuring works of art made of wood, wax, oil and steel along with oil on panel from deceased artist Vince De Vita, an American who spent most of his creative life in Canada.
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Elizabeth Hardinge
April 30 - May 07, 2012
Two
2012 Grads of the Applied Photography Program and Sheridan college
It’s the first and only even prime number. The strands that compose human DNA. It represents pluralism, dualism, hands, feet, ears, eyes, lungs. Giving and taking, up and down, Good and Evil, Yin and Yang. Black and white. It’s the loneliest number since the number one. It’s the minimum GPA required to graduate and be included in the culminating gallery of the last diploma recipients from Sheridan College’s renowned Applied Photography program. Its two years.
May 08 - 11, 2012
Consumed
Bob Carnie
Opening Reception: Tuesday May 8, 6-10PM
Bob Carnie is a local photographic printmaker who works with international photographic shows.
This series of work is solarised negatives to silver prints, and document societies throw away items.
May 08 - 11, 2012
"Casa" portraits 2010 - 2012
Russell Monk
Opening Reception: Tuesday May 8, 6-10PM
"Over the last couple of years I have been making "daylight' portraits of my neighbours and people who pass through my life - in the courtyard of my house that is on the outskirts of San Miguel de Allende in central Mexico.
My subjects were almost kind and generous, allowing me to fit them into my visions of who they I thought they were and the mystery that is Mexico - a mysteriousness that to me seems to seep from the country, it's past and the very pores of it's people."
Russell Monk
May 15 - June 03, 2012
CAPTURE
Ned Pratt, Don Newlands, Matthew Plexman, Kevin Kelly, Struan Cambpell Smith, Elaine Ling, Ana Cop, Nicolette Potter, Bob Carnie, Laura Patterson, Robert Sprachman and more.
Opening Reception: Wednesday May 16, 6 - 9PM
Riding the next wave after successful SNAP! auction, Photo Editor, Dolores Gubasta//KlixPix is back with another stimulating show of emerging and well established photographers. Many are commercial shooters who are setting their sights on the fine art world. Personal work is the juice that keeps them fresh. Images from Newfoundland to the Yukon are sure to delight.
Trailer with a Red Stripe
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