Glenbow Museum develops and tours special exhibitions from its collection, sharing the unique stories of Western Canada with audiences around the world.
For more information on our travelling exhibitions contact:
Exhibit Development
Elizabete Edels
Tel: (403) 268-4192
Email: travelling@glenbow.org
Landscapes for the End of Time: Paintings and videos by Stephen Hutchings
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Stephen Hutchings, Grove, 2010
This exhibition consists of approximately 150 running feet with eight large-scale works of art, including oils and charcoal on canvas and two art videos (video in DVD format). Text panels, title graphic (digital format) and label copy (digital format) will be provided; an interpretive video on DVD format will also be available. Production of an audio tour featuring the artist and curator in conversation is being considered. Borrower will be responsible for providing appropriate AV equipment for delivery of video works, interpretive video and audio tour (if available).
Full exhibit details  [774 K]
- August 18th - November 20th, 2011: Available
- December 8th 2011 - March 11th, 2012: Available
- April 12th - July 15th, 2012: Available
- August 16th - November 18th, 2012: Available
- December 16th, 2012 - March 17th, 2013: Available
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Lomen Brothers Photography
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Inuit Woman, Cape Prince of Wales, Alaska, 1903, Lomen Brothers, Glenbow Archives ND-1-56 This exhibition of approximately 100 - 110 running feet (double hung) features 33 framed historic photographs of striking Inuit portraits, studies of Inuit life, reindeer herding, and the city of Nome.
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February - May, 2011: Available
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June - September 2011: Available
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October - December 2011: Available
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In Focus: Photographing the Alberta and Montana Frontier, 1870-1930 |
Blackfoot hay camp, Beynon area, Alberta, c. 1908, H.B. Biggs, Beynon, Alberta, Glenbow Archives NC-43-49.
This exhibition of approximately 85 - 90 running feet (double hung) features 32 framed historic photographs of sweeping landscapes, impressive wildlife, bold people, and stirring events that helped create an often romantic vision of the disappearing western frontier.
- February - May, 2011: Available
- June - September 2011: Available
- October - December 2011: Available
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