The Return of “Juke Joints Jumpin’ “
“Juke Joints Jumpin’ “, a collection of drawings of the bands and taverns of Hamilton from the 1980s and early 1990s, returns to Hamilton
to the main branch of Hamilton Public Gallery to it’s Gallery on 4, July 4 – July 30 during regular library hours. Click here for library information.
Below are some of the images showing at the library.
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“CULTURAL DEBRIS”, NEW EXHIBITION OPENS May 15 until Septmber 25
Cultural Debris – A Flea Market Art Exhibit
Presented by the Niagara Artists Centre
At the Factory Outlet Flea Market
46 Turner Crescent, St. Catharines
Opening Reception Sunday 15 May at 1pm
Open every Sunday until 9 am – 4 pm
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The Niagara Artists Centre continues its series of exhibitions in a satellite flea market gallery with a show by Port Colborne artist Doug Carter. Called Cultural Debris, the exhibit is a collection of new work that Carter has created by manipulating and assembling objects he has found in Niagara’s largest emporium of cast-off goods, the Factory Outlet Flea Market. As he explains, “it’s a veritable archaeological dig into the past several decades of Western pop culture”. Carter’s exhibit responds to a range of considerations including the waste generated by a throw-away society of material consumerists as well as the redolence and nostalgia that lost objects hold.
NAC has been presenting work in the Flea Market Gallery since October 2010. “There are all sorts of assumptions about who contemporary art is for and where it should be found,” says NAC’s Minister of Energy Minds and Resources, Stephen Remus, “we work to make the exciting ideas being shared through visual art available to everyone in places you wouldn’t expect”.
Find the Flea Market Gallery inside the flea market at the corner of Elm & Wall Streets.
This, That & the Other Print Exhibition Opens!
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The Port Colborne Library
April 16 through July 9, 2011
Library Hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 10 am – 8 pm
Wednesday, Friday, Saturday 9 am – 5 pm
closed Sunday
Doug’s Prints from Val Ramsay’s Collection At McMaster’s Innovation Park
Page from the Catalogue
Doug & Alexandra Lewis with "The King Sheds A Tear"
Val Ramsay’s Hamilton Based Art Collection On View
Hi Everyone. The students of Art History 4H03 are featuring the Hamilton based collection of Valeska Ramsay at the new at McMaster’s new Innovation Park 175 Longwood Street South. Please join me Thursday, March 31 from 4:30 – 7:30 pm where 2 of my prints and artwork by many more great local artists will be on display in the 2nd floor atrium. The opening begins at 4:30 with a special presentation talk being given by Dr. Alison McQueen at 5:30 and the MIP manager Mark Stewart for the regular exhibition on the ground floor which is occurring simultaneously with the Val Ramsay collection exhibition. (The Innovation Park is having regular local art exhibits in its 1st floor atrium which promises to be an exciting new venue for Hamilton artists). The exhibition continues until July.
Directions: Traveling south on Longwood Street South from Main Street West the building will be on your left and the entrance to the visitor parking lot will also be on your left, just before the building (It’s the old Camco building).
Doug
