Where Calgary: 3 ways to get your arts and culture dose in Calgary
“What’s new at Esker Foundation,” By Silvia Pikal.
» Where CalgaryNews
Now hiring! Public Engagement – contract position
Deadline: August 8. Maternity leave position on a 13-month contract from October 1, 2018 – November 1, 2019.
Join a multi-talented, professional group and oversee all educational engagement at Esker Foundation.
» Public Engagement
ARTNET: 29 Museum Shows Worth Traveling for This Summer
Esker Foundation is one of 29 global ‘must-see’ museum exhibitions this summer.
Top Artnet picks by Sarah Cascone & Caroline Goldstein, July 10, 2018.
The Calgary Journal: Inglewood’s Esker Foundation flips art museum model on its head
“I just feel like it’s become a landmark place in our city … I think it’s up to becoming this icon that people will come to when they visit Calgary.”
Written by Noel Harper, April 4, 2018.
» The Calgary JournalAudio | Unpleasant Design and it’s Discontents – Talk by Selena Savic
Winter Exhibitions Brochure
Read and download a pdf of our Winter brochure that features exhibitions by Kapwani Kiwanga and DaveandJenn, along with information and listings of all Winter public programs.
» Winter Exhibitions BrochureCrossing Borders: Postcommodity “A Very Long Line”
Michelle Lazo writes in Luma Quarterly on Postcommodity’s A Very Long Line.
» Luma QuarterlyMary Anne Barkhouse: Animals in the Parlour
Jennifer David writes on the work of Mary Anne Barkhouse and the exhibition Le rêve aux loups.
» National Gallery of CanadaART SEEN: Unique funding model allows Esker Foundation to focus on showing art
Vancouver based arts writer Kevin Griffin visits Calgary and the Esker Foundation.
» Vancouver SunPress Release: Fall Exhibitions Open
“Esker Foundation presents the first solo exhibition in Alberta and major survey of work by Kwakiutl Artist Mary Anne Barkhouse, and the Canadian Premiere of A Very Long Line by arts collective Postcommodity”
» Press Release: Fall Exhibitions Open at Esker