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April 14, 2005
Alberta Artists Seen – On the Mezzanine!
April 28 – May 10, 2005
In conjunction with the celebration of Alberta’s 100thanniversary, the National Arts Centre (NAC) in Ottawa is presenting the "Alberta Scene” – a 13 day festival showcasing Alberta’s arts and culture. As part of its ongoing partnership with the NAC, the Art Bank is featuring a special selection of works in the dedicated space on the NAC’s mezzanine from April 28 to May 10, 2005 "Alberta Artists Seen – On the Mezzanine!” is an exhibition of works by artists currently living and working in Alberta from the collection of the Canada Council Art Bank. The works are representative of a world view, of a knowledge of international media and of a personal investigation of subject matter and technique. Featured artists include:
Nathan Birch: "Black Diamond (Field and Hills)", 2002
Lauren Wuttunee: "Breakfast At The Screaming Monkey Café", 2001
Dana Holst: "Little Miss Muse", 2004
Anya Georgijevic: "Project Utopia: Suburban Life", 2004
Bradley Harms: "Six Steelies", 2004
David Cantine: "Still-Life: Purples", 2003
Arlene Stamp: "Lost Painting Series - Sample A", 2003
Alex Janvier: "The Insurance on the Teepee", 1972
Joane Cardinal-Schubert: "As Long As...", 1989
Walter May: "Grid", 1991; "Tongue", 1991; "Trumpet", 1991
Paul Smith: "Eclipse", 1993
Chris Cran: "Large Purple Still Life", 1991
For a sneak peak at the works being presented, please click on the titles of the works (and remember these works are all available for lease from the Art Bank’s leasing program).
Click on the following link for more information on the events taking place at the Alberta Scene:http://www.albertascene.ca/
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