Thursday, December 22, 2011 | By Nikki Prudden
(Source: The Brock Press, Thursday, December 22, 2011)
Jean Bridge, associate professor of Visual Arts, is having an exhibit of her work in Toronto on Jan. 4 to 28.
The exhibition Around the Block uses multi-channel video and audio. It distills a collection of images of a typical urban neighbourhood into a video continuum.
The exhibit will be at the Red Head Gallery at 401 Richmond St. W suite 115.
Tags: Around the Block, audio, Exhibition, exhibitions, Jean Bridge, Red Head Gallery, Toronto, video
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Thursday, April 21, 2011 | By Brock University
(Source: The Brock News, Thursday, April 21, 2011)
Visual Arts instructor Judy Graham is part of the Preservation/Migration exhibit at the ZGM FineArts Gallery in Buffalo, NY, showing until April 23. She was also part of Garden Views and Artists’ Pots at the ZGM gallery in 2010, and presented surfacingsurfacing: A Poetry Performance.
She also exhibited at Small Feats, a group exhibit and sale at the Niagara Artists Centre, and will be part of the upcoming Social Rejections exhibit at Toronto’s GalleryWest.
Judy Graham published an exhibition essay at ZGM FineArts Gallery in Buffalo, NY in 2011. She also published “Uncomfortable Boys, Cornelius and George” in the Brock Review: Journal for the Humanities in 2010.
She also curated the National Women’s Exhibit at the Impact Gallery in Buffalo this year and has received an Ontario Arts Council Exhibition Assistance Grant.
Tags: Brock Review: Journal for the Humanities, exhibitions, GalleryWest, Garden Views and Artists’ Pots, Impact Gallery, Judy Graham, National Women’s Exhibit, Niagara Artists Centre, Ontario Arts Council Exhibition Assistance Grant, Preservation/Migration, Small Feats, Social Rejections, surfacingsurfacing: A Poetry Performance, Uncomfortable Boys Cornelius and George, ZGM FineArts Gallery
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