Four new works of art from some of Canada's most recognized artists have been created especially for Tracing History: Presenting the Unpresentable. Here's your chance to meet the artists who have created these pieces. Come hear about their inspiration and the meaning behind each unique work.
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Meet Tanya Harnett Artist Tanya Harnett is an Assistant Professor in the faculties of Art and Native American Studies at the University of Lethbridge. Tanya will discuss her work in the media of drawing, printmaking and photography. She will also touch on the topic of Native art in the contemporary context. Stay afterwards to meet the artist and share in some light snacks. |
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Meet Terrance Houle Check out a new work by internationally
recognized performance artist Terrance |
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Meet Faye HeavyShield Artist Faye HeavyShield addresses the concept that tradition is current. Tradition is kept alive through the ordinary practice of those facets of our history, be it language, dance or art. Faye will also speak on the perspective of the museum visitor who shares a history with the people who created the articles in the collection. Meet Faye after the talk during a small reception. |
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Meet Adrian Stimson Adrian Stimson describes himself as a contemporary traditionalist. Adrian will speak to the issues raised regarding the argument between contemporary versus traditional art making. Does the argument fit into the larger colonial project of categorization; a strategy of divide and conquer? Meet the artist over light refreshments following the discussion. |
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