Friday

La Petite Mort Gallery presents...
Not Another X-mas Sale!
LPM's Great Big Holiday Sale
Friday December 17, 2010 / 7 - 10pm
Tunes by Big Mac Daddy
Proudly sponsored by CKCU 93.1 FM
Statement:
Christmas sales, holiday blow out prices, so many sales and yet none of them offer anything that you really want! This year, take care of your shopping list early and come on down to La Petite Mort Gallery to buy the hottest gifts you could ever give.
What we have to offer:

• Works from our Private Gallery Collection available up to 50% off!
• Selection of works from our artists at door smashing prices!
• Gift Certificates for those hard to buy people - Come in today and get your stocking stuffers.
• We will also have paper works available from our portfolio’s in the upper gallery -works at unbelievable prices!

Come out and get your shopping groove on, score some Christmas gifts, and help support the arts in Ottawa!

Friday

Exposure Gallery’s first photography exhibit of 2010! In Motion - Award-winning Ottawa photographers Raymond Aubin and Yannis Souris capture dance, youth and movement from unique perspectives in a lyrical and passionate fashion.
VERNISSAGE: Friday, January 15, 2010
TIME: 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Exposure Gallery - Thyme and Again’s 2nd floor studio 1255 Wellington Street West
A portion of the proceeds from In Motion will go towards The Dandelion Dance Company, an Ottawa-based dance theatre company for young women of all abilities. Join us for another evening of wonderful art, food and people!

ART-IMAGE presents Ordiculture from Yann Farley | January 15 to March 14, 2010
A living exhibition animated by two interactive robotic sculptures bringing together sound and material (pictured, S1-04). Come and experience this unique installation that explores the special relationship between humans and machines. Ordiculture was made possible through the financial support of the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec. VERNISSAGE this Friday January 15 from 6pm to 8pm. Admission is free, come one come all. Maison de la culture de Gatineau | 855 boulevard de la Gappe.

La Petite Mort Gallery presents DREW MOSLEY
“Hurry up to slow down”
ONE NIGHT ONLY Exhibit
Friday Jan 15, 2010 / 7 - 10pm 306 Cumberland

The Ottawa Theatre Network and GCTC have just submitted an idea to the Aviva Community Fund, a competition that could have a huge positive impact on the Ottawa theatre community. If our idea receives enough votes, we have a chance at sharing in $500,000 to bring the idea to life. We would really appreciate your help in pushing this idea to the finals.

Your vote is a vote for a strong future for Ottawa’s theatre community. This is a vote based competition.  Please vote at http://www.avivacommunityfund.org/ideas/acf1624. You can vote once per day in this round. (We will let you k now if there are other voting opportunities in the next rounds. There are three rounds of voting.)  But you can help spread the word to everyone you know and encourage them to vote too.

Your vote WILL make a difference! The first round ends this Sunday, November 1 – please vote SOON.

Ottawa’s Next Stage:  The Blossoming of Ottawa's Theatre

A recent symposium with members of both Ottawa’s established and emerging theatres established that one of the greatest obstacles to growth of the Ottawa theatre scene is a lack of professional development opportunities in all aspects of theatre. The Ottawa Theatre Network and the Great Canadian Theatre Company are combining forces to fill that need. Through a series of workshops, training programs, and laying the groundwork for a strong resource sharing Network, Ottawa's Next Stage project will fuel the current renaissance of Ottawa’s lively professional theatre scene. A vote for Ottawa’s Next Stage project will further our dream of nurturing new artists and new works in our nation’s capital.

Great Canadian Theatre Company and the Ottawa Theatre Network combine forces to boost the current renaissance of Ottawa’s lively professional theatre scene. We want to take Ottawa to “The Next Stage”. With a comprehensive program that nurtures the development of the Ottawa theatre community.

 The GCTC is proud to announce that a new play will be featured here in Ottawa called the Syringa Tree. The performances will take place from September 15 to October 4, 2009.  Tickets range from $32 to $42.

 Here are more details:

 The Syringa Tree