University of Guelph Symphonic and Women's Choirs present
The Mystery of Bethlehem
Conductors Marta McCarthy and Lanny Fleming
Church of Our Lady, 28 Norfolk Street, Guelph
8:00pm
Accompanist: Betty Maher
Featuring: The Mystery of Bethlehem by Healey Willan, Joseph Carere, organ, and the Guelph Chamber Players, orchestra.
Tickets available in advance by calling 519-824-4120 x52991 or at the door starting at 7pm.
Research based and context-specific, the installations of Vancouver artist Geoffrey Farmer involve a chaotic but vividly imagined post-minimal theatricality.
Selected solo exhibitions include: Project Arts Centre, Dublin; Casey Kaplan, New York; Catriona Jeffries, Vancouver; Walter Phillips Gallery, Banff; Museo Experimental El Eco, Mexico City; Witte de With, Rotterdam; and Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal. Prominent group exhibitions include dOCUMENTA 13; Istanbul Biennial; CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Art, San
Francisco; National Gallery of Canada, Sydney Biennial; Tate Modern, London.
A major retrospective of his artwork is planned at the Vancouver Art Gallery for 2014.
Ronald Hawker is a faculty member of the Liberal Studies Department at the Alberta College of Art and Design. He is author of Tales of Ghosts: First Nations Art in British Columbia 1922-1961 (UBC Press 2002) and Building on Desert Tides: Traditional Architecture of the Arabian Gulf (WIT Press 2008) and as an active interest in tribal art and architecture.
University of Guelph / School of Fine Art & Music
VISITING ARTISTS & SPEAKERS presents: Daniel Barrow
LOCATION: MacLachlan Building, room 102
MONDAY, OCT 22nd 6:00pm
Free admission - all are welcome
Daniel Barrow’s unique live-narration performances have been described as being like a graphic novel brought to life with the simplicity and wonder of a magic lantern show. Barrow was the winner of the 2010 Sobey Art Award. He has presented his artwork at Plug In ICA, Winnipeg; The Walker Art Center, Minneapolis; PS1 Contemporary Art Center, New York; The Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles; The International Film Festival Rotterdam; and the British Film Institute. A special feature of Barrow’s presentation for Guelph will include excerpts from his live performances.
