Friday

Public Lecture by Pauline Oliveros
“Deep Listening Institute: 1985 to the Present”
Friday March 18, 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm
303 Patterson Hall
Carleton University
Free! All are welcome.
On March 18, Pauline Oliveros will give a lecture titled “Deep Listening Institute: 1985 to the Present” in the Humanities Theatre, 303 Patterson Hall, at Carleton University. Her talk will present an overview of the Deep Listening Institute’s activities over the past quarter century, including the organization’s extraordinary “Adaptive Use Musical Instrument” project which is enabling individuals with severe physical and mental disabilities to make music. This will be an inspiring lecture by one of the most significant figures in the world of contemporary music.

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Friday

PATRICK MIKHAIL GALLERY is pleased to present CORONAE, an exhibition of new works by photo-based conceptual artist ANDREW WRIGHT.

In CORONAE, Andrew Wright continues his investigation into current and historical photographic technologies, and interrogates their use in describing the environments that comprise the world around us. This new series of large-scale works takes up and challenges conventional understandings and uses of photographic materials, procedures, and functions, and contributes to the contemporary discourse on photography. Wright’s lustrous and at times indeterminant images present paradoxical references to the macroscopic and microscopic, as well as photographic realms as disparate as interstellar space and the cellular. In part an homage to, and questioning of, the tradition of camera-less image production, the works function to challenge the ways we perceive and recognize shape and form— and, in a contemporary context, advance the notions associated with Gestalt theories of perception and visual organization. By employing multiple photographic technologies and optics, Wright’s CORONAE deconstructs and reconstructs images that sit on the edge of possibility, encouraging us to look at the overlooked, find energy in the
void, and feel the movement, time, and space of an intangible landscape.
MARCH 9 TO APRIL 9, 2011 | 2401 Bank Street

ARTIST RECEPTION
FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2011
5:30 P.M. TO 9 P.M.

Friday

The Centre Gallery has been created as a teaching gallery to foster arts education.
Heron Rd. Centre, 1480 Heron Rd.
Rene Price presents “MOTOART”
FEB. 25th noon to 1:00: Rene will show a video and give a talk on his process and his works in the Heron Rd. Theatre room 3rd floor, 1480 Heron Rd.
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EXHIBITION WALKTHROUGH
With Curator Anik Glaude (in English)
Friday 25 February at 12:30 p.m.
Abstracted Notions
MARIAN SCOTT

For more information, please contact Public and Educational Programs Manager Marie-Camille Lalande at 613 233-8699 ext. 228 or mclalande@ottawaartgallery.ca
The Ottawa Art Gallery | 2 Daly Avenue
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La Petite Mort Gallery presents...
FIVE DAY EXHIBIT
VINCE BEAUCHEMIN
NEW WORKS
FEBRUARY 25-MARCH 3, 2011
Vernissage: Friday February 25, 2011/ 7-10pm
Vince Beauchemin starts a dialogue with this new series and leaves the viewer to complete the circle of conversation. Through looking and feeling the emotions that he has subtly and sometimes outrightly invested in his works, the viewer layers new meaning accordingly, giving an exponential amount of variation for each work that Beauchemin paints.- Christina Anastassopoulos, 2011
306 Cumberland St.
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Saturday

Rothwell Gallery’s next featured exhibition is of mixed media paintings “AROUND THE WORLD” by Bina Mirza – February 22 – March 5th.