Current Exhibition
The exhibits are listed by title, description, artist, and
date featured. Each listing will be accompanied by a picture of
the exhibit.
Seven Day Wonder
Description: "Seven Day Wonder" is a multi media
project that will parallel the name days given to the seven
day cycle of the Roman calendar compared to the name days
given to the Algonquians by the Missionary Oblates of Mary
Immaculate starting in the early 1800's. The reserve known
as Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg beside the town of "Maniwaki",
Algonquian for "Mary's Land", incorporates days that
literally defined, relate to the culture and rituals of the
Roman Catholic traditions compared to the Roman- Pagan
calendar that honours the planets and Gods in the universe.
Artist: Claude Latour
Date: June 2008
HORSE
Description:
"Horse" is an historical re-imagining of the West told with voice,
drum, video and cello (Cris Derksen). Originally written and
performed for the 2001 Longest Night Festival in Whitehorse, Horse
has transformed into a New Media performance with the development of
a "digital drum", a hand drum with a "forward-engineered" laptop
inside, which played video.
Artist: Archer Pechawis
Date: June 2008
Spider Pig
Description: One roll of film. One spider pig. One city
Artist: Scott Stephens
Date: June 2008
"DAY"
Description:
"DAY" is a computer generated presentation of a day.
Artist: Kip Sigwadja
Date: June 2008