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This Week at Artspeak Gallery
Christine Keech
Jan 21-28
Opening Reception: Jan. 21 at 7pm at Artspeak Gallery
I create mixed media abstract paintings that incorporate my love of texture and colour with religious symbolism. My Christian faith has become the foundation for most of my work, especially my more recent paintings.
The ideas for the paintings come during quiet, meditative times, usually while I’m listening to a sermon, or sitting in a Bible class. The Bible is rich in symbolism and history and I wanted to explore and express the stories in a different way. I use an abstract, expressive approach that is interesting to look at as well as making people think about the subject matter.
Once an idea is in my head, I make a rough sketch and then begin layering acrylic paint washes and texture mediums. Sometimes there are many layers in a painting, rich with vibrant colours while other paintings are more subdued in nature. After the layering process is complete, I walk away. Sometimes a painting is left for a few hours, sometimes it’s weeks. With fresh eyes, I begin to bring out the details that have naturally formed from the layering of the different mediums and add in whatever objects or symbols that are needed. Many times hidden images reveal themselves and have been quite startling because rarely are they intentional.
The idea for this series entitled “The Trees Tell the Story” came to me while I was thinking about all the different trees that are found in the Old and New Testaments. The story begins with the two trees found in Genesis and are followed by other significant trees that mark important events in Christian history. It ends with the symbolic tree of twelve fruits from the Book of Revelation, thus bringing the story full circle.
For more information please contact: cakeech@hotmail.com
Art Gallery of Windsor
Back by Popular Demand!
FREE Wednesdays Art History Film Series
January 25 – February 29
12-1 pm
Our thanks to the AGW Volunteer Committee for organizing the art history film series program — visit www.agw.ca for a complete listing of film titles. A Season of Abstract Art, featuring Canadian artists William Perehudoff, John Kissick and Luanne Martin, opened to great reviews. Enjoy free admission all day and complimentary exhibition tour at 2 pm.
FREE Wednesdays are supported by Caesars Windsor, Windsor Family Credit Union and AM800
ShopAGW is emptying the store in preparation for the arrival of the Windsor Public Library! EVERYTHING MUST GO! Items include Inuit sculpture, jewelry, stationary, housewares, glassware and more! Spend at least $50 and receive a complimentary AGW publication.
INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE
January 25 – February 12
AGW Members receive 40% OFF all merchandise; 30% OFF for non-members
Friday, January 27, 7-8 pm
How to Interpret Abstract Art
Join a group of University of Windsor MFA students on a ‘colourful’ guided tour of the current exhibitions. Come prepared to be engaged and leave empowered to interpret art.
Admission: $5; AGW Members Free
PLEASE NOTE: Janine Bratt, owner of TasteBud Bistro, has decided to close her Gallery location effective immediately.
Art Gallery of Windsor
401 Riverside Drive West
www.agw.ca
Humanities Research Group
2011-2012 MARTIN WESLEY SERIES
CHRISTOPHER TINDALE
Department of Philosophy
“Rhetoric’s Presence”
Rhetoric holds a contested place in current argumentation theory. Excluded from some accounts, central to others, it retains vestiges of a history that marks its capacity to exploit more than it edifies. Regardless of how much attention it receives, rhetoric operates as a positive force throughout society, transforming experience in all walks of life. The tools rhetoric brings to the practice and understanding of argumentation are powerful and necessary. In this talk I explore some of the tools and ideas that have informed my work in rhetorical argumentation, with particular attention to the concept of presence and its role in the force of the better arguments.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012 @3:30 pm
Freed Orman Centre, Assumption University
A reception follows the lecture.
For more information, phone 519-253-3000, extension 3508, or email hrgmail@uwindsor.ca
No admission charge
Windsor International Film Festival
ADVANCED SCREENING
The National Film Board of Canada with the cooperation of the Windsor International Film Festival presents a special advance screening of
Pink Ribbons, Inc.
January 26th at 7:00 p.m – CAPITOL THEATRE
Tickets $5 at the door ( 5:30 p.m. ) or online at www.windsorfilmfestival.com.
Inspired by the book Pink Ribbons, Inc.: Breast Cancer and the Politics of Philanthropy by Samantha King, Pink Ribbons, Inc. shows how some companies use breast cancer cause-marketing to boost sales, while often contributing only a tiny fraction of proceeds to the cause. It also explores how companies that pollute or sell products containing dangerous chemicals are in on the action, too, using “pink washing” to polish their images, and even shaping the direction of cancer research. The end result is that the environmental causes of breast cancer have been largely ignored, with only a minuscule fraction of the funds going to prevention research.
Windsor Symphony Orchestra
The SymphRonica Project
Ron Davis to Record and Perform with the WSO
Jazz pianist Ron Davis and the WSO embark on a collaboration that will feature two performances, January 28 and 29, and culminate in a CD recording. The project, titled SymphRonica, is jazz piano and symphony orchestra fused together to create what Davis calls, “a stunning new kind of music.”
SymphRonica merges the creative talents of Ron Davis and his internationally acclaimed jazz trio with WSO Music Director John Morris Russell and the Juno award-nominated Windsor Symphony Orchestra. The idea for this project began when Ron Davis played with the WSO in 2009. Davis and Maestro Russell have worked for three years to bring this project into fruition.
Maestro Russell will conduct two concerts with Ron Davis and his trio on Saturday, January 28 and Sunday, January 29 at the Chrysler Theatre. Following the Sunday performance, the orchestra with Davis will play the same program for a third time in a closed theatre to record a CD. The release date for the CD will be announced soon.
John Morris Russell says that Davis’ 2009 performance with the WSO, “was a real smash. He is a wonderful pianist, delightful, funny and an entertaining host.” Russell went on to note that Davis, “kept the audience in rapt attention throughout. Ron had the right blend of standards and originals (which are all excellent) and judiciously mixed it up between swing, samba, stride, be-bop and gospel…definitely one of the most popular Pops acts we have had since I have been here!”
Saturday, January 28, 2012, at 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, January 29, 2015, at 2:30 p.m.
Toldo Foundation Saturday Pops | Caesars Windsor Sunday Pops
SymphRonica with the Ron Davis Trio
Chrysler Theatre
John Morris Russell, Conductor
Ron Davis, Piano
Ron Davis Trio
Saturday Series sponsored by the Toldo Foundation
Saturday Concert sponsored by Dougl and Marg Paterson
Sunday Series sponsored by Caesars Windsor
Tickets $11 – $58
Available in advance at mywso.ca,
by phone at 519-973-1238 and in person at the WSO Box Office,
487 Ouellette Avenue, Windsor, M-F 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Tickets available at the door two hours prior to concert
Mudpuppy Gallery
Art Classes
Class starts next Thursday evening – still a few spots open! Please
see course details below. Call or email to register or if you have any questions. No artistic
background is necessary.
6 – week Expressive Art Class for Adults
Guided by: Intuitive Artist, Danah Beaulieu
Thursday evenings: January 26 – March 1, 2012
6:30 – 9:30pm
Cost: $175.00
Location: 1267 Victoria Avenue, Windsor Ontario
“Change rooms in your mind…Leave the familiar of a while!”
Come, immerse yourself in the magic of expressive art. …an art class
for relaxation, self-discovery, empowerment, healing, affirmation,
fun, creative exploration.
Practice following your intuition and feel increased wellness!
Sculpture, Play, Painting, Poetry, Music, and Movement…
Each night we will embark into the world of pure delight in creation
as Danah takes you on a creative adventure from music to poetry to
paint. Dare to make some serious art from serious play. No previous
experience necessary.
To register respond to this email or call: 519-977-1829
Register soon, space is limited!
The Leamington Arts Centre
Hearts, Arts & WINTER Art Show
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Deadline: Saturday, Jan 29, 4pm
The Leamington Arts Centre is please to announce its CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS to the Hearts, Arts & Winter Art Show! ELIGIBILITY
• Open to ALL Visual Artists and Artisans
• All mediums accepted in 2D and 3D
• No size restrictions
• Maxium three (3) entries per artist
• $10 entry fee per piece submitted
• All artwork submitted must be in the theme of Winter and/or Valentine’s Day.
• All artworks must be originals and not copies, derivatives or artworks based in any way on other copyrighted or published paintings, photographs or other artistic works. They must be entirely executed by the applicant. Prints or giclees of original artworks are accepted. Photography, digital photography and printmaking prints accepted.
• Leamington Arts Centre/SEAA reserves the right in its sole discretion to decline any work it feels does not meet the above criteria.
HOW TO ENTER
Complete an entry form available online at www.leamingtonartscentre.com
Art Classes
Just what you’ve been asking for….
The Leamington Arts Centre is proud to present a full line up of adult art classes. Starting February 8th with Susan Dupont Baptista, a life long artist ! Susan will be offering many art classes right here at the Arts Centre.
Members discounts, open studio nights and more!
Don’t wait book now! Limited number of students for each class!
Full list of classes below… Registration forms online! www.leamingtonartscentre.com
The Thames Art Gallery
Don’t forget that this February 3 is a P.A Day! The Thames Art Gallery is offering a Valentine’s Day Printmaking Workshop for children ages 8 and up (see below). Also – a fantastic new ARTcamp is now available at ARTspace for adults – Japanese bookbinding.
Be My Valentine, P.D Day Printmaking Workshop
Friday, February 3, 2012
Studio 2 of the Cultural Centre 9:00am – 4:00pm. Early drop off available at 8:30am
Ages 8+
$40 (*HST included) Culture Vulture Membership discount available
Make your own Valentines Day cards to give to family and friends this year. Create your own designs and make stamps by carving into our child friendly Soft Kut linoleum.
Draw it, design it, print it, give it! Make cards. All materials supplied.
Please bring snacks and a lunch.
Japanese Bookbinding with Vanessa Cornell
One day ARTcamp at ARTspace!
Monday, February 6, 2012
ARTspace (165 ½ King Street West, Chatham, ON. 519-352-1064) 10:00am – 3:00pm
$80 +HST for ARTspace members / $95 +HST for non members
Includes all supplies and lunch at the Satellite Restaurant
Learn how to create traditional Japanese books. These beautiful books are made by hand using traditional Japanese sewing techniques to create both soft and hardcover books. At the end of the class each participant will walk away with at least two books and the instructions for future projects.
Call 519-352-1064 to register now class size is limited to 8.
An Evening with Welsh Tenor
Gwyndaf Jones
January 18, 2012, Windsor, ON – Central United Church
Join music lovers from around Windsor and Essex County for an evening of musical magic with Welsh Tenor Gwyndaf Jones, accompanist Alde Calongcagong and special guest performers at Central United Church located at 628 Ouellette Avenue, Windsor. The concert will begin at 8:00 p.m. on Saturday, February 11, 2012. Tickets sell for $10 each or 5 for $40 at the door or from the church office located at 659 Dufferin Street (behind the church in the Cencourse Building). You may call 519-253-4641 for tickets or further information.
Welsh-born Gwyndaf Jones has been a favourite performer at Central United Church concerts for many years and will once again bring the Windsor audience an evening of exhilarating and enjoyable vocal styling. Alde Calongcagong who accompanies Gwyndaf Jones is a Windsor native and graduate of the University of Windsor’s School of Music. He is a well-known and well-loved local performer and piano teacher who will delight the audience with his sensitive and skilled performance. The evening’s performance will feature a talented and young Windsor’s flutist, Emily Calongcagong, Alde’s daughter.
Now based in Toronto, Gwyndaf Jones, former Windsor resident, has been delighting audiences since he was a youth in Wales. In recent years he has performed as a soloist Welsh National Opera Company, the Burlington Welsh Male Voice Choir, and has headlined for the North American Festival of Wales in Pittsburg, the 2009/2010 Markham Theatre Performance season, and the 2010 Cambrian Tea for the Cambrian Welsh Society in Philadelphia. Donating his time and talents to charitable organization, Gwyn has included among them the Bob Rumball Association for the Deaf in Toronto and Milton, the Parkinson’s Foundation of Canada in Kitchener, and churches in southwestern Ontario, in particular Central United Church where he attended while living in Windsor.
We look forward to seeing you at An Evening with Gwyndaf Jones on February 11.
For more information contact:
Sandy Radvanyi
Doors Open Committee
Central United Church
Wk: 519-25405577, ext. 76520
Home: 519-726-5562
University of Windsor- School of Music
Young Flute students prepare to perform with World-Class Flutist Robert Aitken
Imagine you’re an aspiring flutist in the Windsor-Essex area playing in your school’s band. One day your teacher offers you the opportunity to participate in a large flute choir with flutists from other schools and the University of Windsor. Best of all, you are going to have the opportunity to not only attend masterclasses with world renowned Canadian flutist, composer and conductor Robert Aitken, but to perform in a concert with Mr. Aitken!
That’s just the opportunity 65 area elementary, high school and University of Windsor School of Music flute players have jumped on. In addition to the large flute choir, a number of the players have been invited to play in a small flute ensemble.
The 65-flute choir will start rehearsing this Saturday, January 21st under the direction of flutist Jonathan G. Bayley, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Faculty of Education, University of Windsor and WCCA flute teacher Ms. Averil Clarke. Dr. Bayley has been working for months with arts consultants for all three school boards and Averil Clarke to recruit students and organize the music and rehearsals for this residency. The complete Residency schedule is available at the School of Music website.
Flutist Robert Aitken’s Residency is made possible by collaboration with the Windsor Symphony Orchestra, University of Windsor School of Music and the Windsor-Essex School Boards. Mr. Aitken will be performing four concerts with the WSO titled “The Noble Flute” February 3, 4, 5, at Assumption University Chapel, Leamington United Mennonite Church and St. Anne’s Church in Tecumseh. For details and tickets, check out the Windsor Symphony website.
In between WSO rehearsals and performances, Mr. Aitken will be doing masterclasses, sessions with high school music teachers, and rehearsals for the concert Flute-Palooza with Robert Aitken & Friendson Tuesday, February 7, 7:30 pm, at Assumption University Chapel. Both the large and small flute ensembles will perform on this program along with Robert Aitken and Jonathan Bayley.
Tuesday, February 7, 7:30 pm
Flute-Palooza with Robert Aitken & Friends
Assumption University Chapel,
2nd floor Assumption Univ. bldg., 400 Huron Church Rd.
Robert Aitken, flute
Jonathan Bayley, flute
Large Flute Choir
Small Flute Ensemble & Soloists
CONCERT TICKETS: Adults/Seniors $15; Students (with ID) $5.
Order by phone at 519-253-3000 ext. 4212; or purchase online at www.uwindsor.ca/music. Tickets also available at the door.
Check out our complete concert schedule at http://www.uwindsor.ca/music/concerts
The School of Music presents over 100 concerts and events (recitals, workshops, master classes, public lectures) each year.
Assumption University Chapelis located on the 2nd floor of the Assumption University building located at 400 Huron Church Rd. on the west side of the university campus. Parking is available along Huron Church Rd. and also in pay-n’ display parking lots located off University Ave., east side of the church, and south of Assumption University building accessed off Huron Church Rd.
CARDINAL MUSIC AND KORDA PRODUCTIONS PRESENT AVENUE Q
Cardinal Music and Korda Productions is ready to embark on a wildly unique and hilarious musical production, Avenue Q! Show will run from Feb 9-12, 16-19 and 23-26, 2012 at The Kordazone.
To order tickets call Cardinal Music Box Officed @ 519.944.5800 located at 2573 Jefferson Ave.
For more information visit www.avenueqinwindsor.ca
AIDS Committee of Windsor
In appreciation of the lives and efforts of those who have gone before us, those who are still with this and those who support us through HIV/AIDS prevention and education.
Come and join the AIDS Committee of Windsor (ACW) for their annual fundraising event; the Memories Appreciation Celebration Gala on Friday, February 17, 2012 in the Canadian Club Ballroom at St. Clair Centre For The Arts. The event will feature Four-Time Olympic Gold Medalist and Health Advocate, Greg Louganis as our keynote speaker for the evening.
The evening will also feature extraordinary entertainment by BIGG WIGGLE, Delectable Cuisine, Silent Auction, special presentations and the display of the national AIDS Memorial Quilt.
The ACW offers direct services to over 600 clients and community education programs to more than 6,000 youth and adults annually. The ACW has grown and expanded its services and educational opportunities, and is able to offer these services to the Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent communities.
To purchase tickets or more information please contact David Lenz at (519)973-0222 Ext.230 or download the ticket order form.
Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/aidswindsor
Winter/Spring 2012 Programs at the AGW
For more information or to register call Mary Anne VanWatteghem @ (519) 977-0013 ext. 103 or email maryannev@agw.ca. Visit our website at www.agw.ca.
Sundays in the Studio
Join us every Sunday, 12:30-2 pm for FREE drop-in studio workshops (with Gallery admission). Each week will feature a new artist and different hands-on art activity based on current exhibitions. Activities are subject to change.
January 29
All Torn Up
February 5
Trees and Snow
February 12
Heart on a String
February 19
Stitch, String and Sew
February 26
Kente Collage
March 4
A Little Edgy
March 11
Out of the Blue
March 18
Wool-ay Bool-ay
March 25
Sock it to Me!
PA Days at the AGW
Looking for something to do during your next PA Day? Visit the Art Gallery of Windsor, tour the exhibitions with a docent, and then visit the studio to create your own artwork.
Friday, February 10: How to Paint
Friday, June 8: How to Print
Drop in Session 12-2 PM
$10.00 ($5 non-member adult admission)
Full Day Camp 9 AM-4 PM
$45.00 (lunch required)
Pre-registration is required
Free Wednesday Tours
Free Public Tours at 2:00 pm available in English and French
Imagine!…where art and reading will take you after school.
Coming to a library near you!
The AGW and the Windsor Public Libraries are teaming up for the 2011/12 school year for storytelling and art making after school. The events will take place once a month from 4-6 PM at the AGW and selected library locations. Please call the Central library 519-255-6770 for more information or to reserve a spot.
February 1
Where: Sandwich Branch
Activity: All Torn Up
March 7
Where: Fontainebleau Branch
Activity: A Little Edgy, abstract compositions
April 4
Where: Bridgeview Branch
Activity: Me, Myself and I (self-portraits)
May 2
Where: South Walkerville Branch
Activity: Just Picture It
June 7
Where: Art Gallery of Windsor
Activity: Our Home and Native Land Mural
Mary Anne VanWatteghem
Education Public Programs Coordinator
Art Gallery of Windsor
401 Riverside Drive West N9A 7J1
977-0013 #103
maryannev@artgalleryofwindsor.com
Walkerville Centre for the Creative Arts
Theater Alive
Chicago will be performed at the Chrysler Theatre – St. Clair Centre for the Arts on March 23, 24, 25, 30, 31 and April 1st. Theatre Alive’s 36th musical production will be directed by Brian Raisbeck with musical direction by Nino Palazzolo and featuring Music Express.
“CHICAGO” has everything that makes Broadway great: a universal tale of fame, fortune and all that jazz; one show-stopping-song after another; and the most astonishing dancing you’ve ever seen. In roaring twenties Chicago, heroine Roxie Hart murders a faithless lover and convinces her hapless husband Amos to take the rap…until he finds out he’s been duped and turns on Roxie. Convicted and sent to death row, Roxie and another “Merry Murderess” Velma Kelly, vie for the spotlight and the headlines, ultimately joining forces in search of the “American Dream”: fame, fortune and acquittal.
For more information, call (519)737-9919 or visit our website at www.theatrealive.com.
SB Contemporary Art
Are you in the room?
January 14 to March 3
Opening Reception: Thursday January 19, 7pm
Dean Carson
Matthew Hawtin
Jim Mroczkowski
In this group exhibition, Are you in the room?, the work of three artists Dean Carson, Matthew Hawtin, and Jim Mroczkowski come together. I was initially intrigued by the differences in each of these artists practices and studio processes, but at the same time I could not help but draw parallels between them. The relationships to space, to perception, and our understanding of meaning are in some cases physical and in others conceptual, psychological within the work. In all cases the viewer as well as the artist pose questions as the work pushes and pulls against perceived boundaries. This exhibition opens on Saturday January 14 and runs until March 3, 2011. The opening reception will take place on Thursday January 19 at 7pm, the artists will be in attendance.
Sarah Beveridge
SB Contemporary Art
1017 Church Street
Windsor, ON N9A 4V3
(519) 819-0536
sbeveridgeart@gmail.com
sbcontemporaryart.com
Create. Collect. Connect
Art Gallery of Windsor
The Optimism of Colour: William Perehudoff, a retrospective
January 14 – April 1, 2012
The Optimism of Colour is the first major retrospective of the career of internationally renowned Canadian abstract painter William Perehudoff. Drawn from public and private Canadian collections, the exhibition features more than 60 works, created between 1945 and 2002. The exhibition traces the evolution of Perehudoff’s approach from early figurative works and murals to the radiant abstractions of his mature vision, their interplays of colour suggestive of musical chords.
This exhibition is curated by Karen Wilkin of New York City and is organized and circulated by the Mendel Art Gallery. The Mendel Art Gallery has developed a number of interactive features including a contextual video; and a dedicated website: www.mendel.ca/Perehudoff
Luanne Martineau:
January 21- March 25
Montreal artist, Luanne Martineau produces needle-punched felt by piercing dyed raw sheep’s wool fibres over and over again with a long needle. Strands of various colours are entwined and compressed together to create a decidedly painterly effect, while the building up of many layers hardens the felt, resulting in dense, thickly sculptural masses. From Abstract Expressionist painting to the Duchampian ready-made, Martineau juxtaposes specific moments in the historical narratives of art and craft.
This exhibition is curated by Lesley Johnstone, Conservatrice/Curator, Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal and is organized by Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal in collaboration with the Art Gallery of Windsor
John Kissick: A Nervous Decade
January 21 – March 25, 2012
John Kissick’s work has enjoyed acclaim over the past decade for its viable, if highly critical, dialogue with the historical conventions of abstract painting. Kissick weaves the familiar – such as the supergraphics on 1960s civic architecture and contemporary popular music – into an expansive conversation about quotation and the institutionalization of artistic processes. A Nervous Decade brings together paintings from public and private collections throughout Canada. This exhibition traces Kissick’s early exploration and re-assembly of an abstract expressionist lexicon, through to a current immersion in hybrid painting informed by popular culture.
This exhibition is curated by Crystal Mowry and organized and circulated by the Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery in partnership with the Kelowna Art Gallery.
Catalogues for all three shows are available in ShopAGW.
Artcite
January 13 – February 18, 2012
“Southwestern Gothic ” Victor Romão (Windsor, ON)
Victor Romão is a multi-disciplinary Canadian artist working and living in Windsor, Ontario.
He is interested in a variety of practices which focus on drawing, sculpture, performance and
print media. He holds a BFA and MFA from the University of Windsor. He has participated in solo
and group exhibitions across Canada, the U.S. and New Zealand.
His years spent living in rural Southwestern Ontario, have acted as the catalyst for his present interest
in exploring the topics of fear, alterity, and male violence. For his Artcite solo debut, Romão will be
creating a suite of new works.
Windsor Endowment for the Arts
Windsor Endowment for the Arts Awards and Grants Programme 2012
Call for Nominations and Applications
Windsor Endowment for the Arts is seeking nominations and applications for its second bi-annual Awards and Grants Programme
WEA Arts Leadership Awards Overview
Windsor Endowment for the Arts presents four honourary Arts Leadership Awards to honour, recognize and celebrate outstanding individuals, philanthropists, businesses and/or organizations with established practices that demonstrate leadership, excellence and/or long-standing contributions to the arts in Windsor and Essex County. Candidates are identified by public nomination and these four honourary awards are distributed every second year.
WEA Arts Grants
Arts Infrastructure Grants
Four grants are presented to individuals, businesses or organizations dedicated to developing the arts in the following areas: Community Arts, Literary Arts, Performing Arts and Visual Arts.
Emerging Artist Grants
Four grants are presented to support the professional and creative development of emerging artists in the following areas: Community Arts, Literary Arts, Performing Arts, Visual Arts.
NEW!
Elizabeth Havelock Grant in the Arts
One grant is presented to foster and support the artistic excellence of the mid-career artist in any artistic discipline. Past Grant RecipientsNominations/applications will be received by mail between February 1, 2012 and March 14, 2012
For further information on eligibility criteria and nomination/application packages, please visit our website
www.wea-arts.com or email info@wea-arts.com
