Call for submissions for the Visa Gallery for the 2019/2020 season. For more information please visit:
https://brocku.ca/…/important-informat…/visual-arts-gallery/
Visa Gallery Call For Exhibit Submissions
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New Visa staff member Max Holten-Andersen joins us
Welcome aboard Max Holten-Andersen!
We welcome Max Holten-Andersen who becomes our new Media Resource Coordinator of Brock Visual Arts Department. Max brings a wide range of talents to serve the needs of our students and faculty. He is a guitarist, composer, sound designer, sound design instructor, and is graduate of the Brock (BMus) and University of Ottawa (MA) music programs. Max is extremely active in the Niagara music and theatre scene! Go Max!!
Originally hailing from Argentina Max brings with him a love of Latin Music, an excellent guitar solo, as well as a keen eye and ear when trouble-shooting audio-visual software and hardware. While his base of operations will be in the MWS Learning Commons (why not visit him in his MW229B office to welcome him?) Max’s busy schedule will see him bouncing between supporting our efforts in the Commons, the Visa Equipment Kiosk and the Digital Media Lab.
Please join us in welcoming our new colleague as we embark on a new journey together.
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Visa instructor announces next exhibition.
Visual Arts Department drawing instructor Lorène Bourgeois’ next exhibition “Large Drawings – Gathering” is opening at the One on One Gallery at Medicine Hat College.
March 2 – March 27, 2018
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Visa Instructor part of exhibition at Thames Art Gallery in Chatham, Ontario.
Part time Instructor Irene Loughlin is currently exhibiting a video work at Thames Art Gallery on the subject of the anxiety produced by precarious housing resultant from the gentrification of many cities in the world. Her work is featured with artists Abbas Akhavan, Barbara Astman, Mark Crofton Bell, Rebecca Belmore, Millie Chen, Teresa Margolles, Mark Ruwedel and is curated by Ana Barajas.
http://www.chatham-kent.ca/ThamesArtGallery/UpcomingExhibitionsandEvents/Pages/DisappearingActGuestCuratedbyAnaBarajas.aspx
Exhibition Dates: September 8 – November 5, 2017.
Thames Art Gallery is open 7 days a week 1-5pm
75 William Street North, Chatham, ON. N7M 4L4.The gallery is FREE and open to the public.
