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Hyperallergic covers Wafaa Bilal’s 168:01 project.
» HyperallergicHyperallergic covers Wafaa Bilal’s 168:01 project.
» HyperallergicCanadian Art features the work of Larissa Fassler in this article by Diana Sherlock. Fassler will be one of the exhibiting artists at Esker Foundation in Fall 2016.
» Canadian ArtEric Volmers profiles Wafaa Bilal’s exhibition 168:01 for the Calgary Herald.
» Calgary HeraldCheck out some of the great things happening in Calgary this weekend, including the opening of Esker’s spring/summer exhibitions.
» SwerveJim Byers writes about the top five must-sees in Calgary: from making music memories to trendy neighbourhoods.
» National PostThe 2016 Sobey Art Award longlist has been announced. Esker Foundation’s Director/Curator Naomi Potter sits on the jury of this year’s prize.
» The Sobey Art AwardKatherine Ylitalo profiles Ryan Slugget’s Wig Slip (Male), one of the many works of art in the Atlantic Avenue Art Block’s public atrium, for Avenue magazine.
» Avenue MagazineThere’s a push and pull in Colleen Heslin’s quilt-like paintings, a pull to examine the undulating dyes and the rolling seams that stitch together second-hand fabrics used as surface and support. Yet these same chromatic stains and opposing fabrics push you back to make sense of the illusory depth and the ambiguous but evocative compositions. It’s a hypnotic cycle that makes this exhibition a compelling experience.
» Galleries WestCharlotte Moth’s living images is reviewed in Canadian Art‘s Spring 2016 issue.
» Canadian Art Magazine