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Meet the Artist Series

Glenbow Museum is pleased to host talks by some of the most nationally and internationally significant artists, curators and scholars of our time.  Join us and gain insight into contemporary art practice and learn about the influences, ideas and techniques artists are exploring. 

 

Kent Monkman and Gerald McMaster in Conversation
February 13
Internationally renowned artist Kent Monkman will discuss his practice with Gerald McMaster, curator of contemporary art at the Art Gallery of Ontario. Monkman's work uses multiple devices, including humour, to disrupt constructed stereotypes around sexuality and identity, the legacy of colonialism, and narratives about Aboriginal culture in the history of art and popular culture.

6:00 pm
ConocoPhillips Theatre
Members $10, General $12
A limited number of free student tickets are available in advance.
Call now to reserve at 403.268.4110

Teresa Posyniak: Exploring Resiliency
Thursday, March 18

Calgary-based artist Teresa Posyniak explores themes of resiliency and resistance in her work. Her subjects are often women who have inspired her with their dedication and passion, have overcome obstacles, and exude simple beauty and quiet contemplation. Posyniak will discuss her work "I Speak My Daughter Tongue." She will also discuss her work to create awareness for the prevention of violence against women and her ongoing volunteer commitment at the Alberta Children's Hospital where she creates portraits of chronically ill and palliative children for their families.

View the artwork before the event during our extended hours!

7:00pm
ConocoPhillips Theatre
Included with admission or membership

Searching the Figure: An Evening Talk with Linda Carreiro
Thursday, April 8
Why have artists throughout history insistently explored the human body in their work? What does the figure, conceptually and structurally, continuously offer up as a subject of investigation? Join Linda Carreiro, to address some underlying questions posed by depictions of the body in art. Carreiro has presented her artwork internationally and presents widely on her research of the historical anatomical body, particularly images and objects related to dissection. She is an Associate Professor in the University of Calgary's Art Deparment.

View the exhibition before the event during our extended hours!

7:00pm
ConocoPhillips Theatre
Included with admission or membership

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