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Life of Objects: Liz Magor interviewed by Tess Edmonson
Life of Objects
Liz Magor speaks about her landmark installation, One Bedroom Apartment, and our relationships to the objects we live with.
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Canadian Art
Moving Out Moving In: ‘One Bedroom Apartment’ an installation by Liz Magor
‘One Bedroom Apartment’ an installation by Liz Magor, by Dallas Seitz.
» Inglewood NewsletterKatie Ohe at Esker: The Globe and Mail
“Sculpture in motion: Pioneering Alberta sculptor Katie Ohe gets her due at Calgary’s Esker Foundation. More than 100 works featured in the largest and most comprehensive solo exhibit of the octogenarian artist’s career,” by Marsha Lederman, The Globe and Mail, 7 February, 2020.
» Sculpture in motion: Pioneering Alberta sculptor Katie Ohe gets her due at Calgary’s Esker FoundationKatie Ohe at Esker Foundation: The Calgary Herald
“Motion Art: Esker Foundation Exhibit Celebrates Katie Ohe’s 60 Year Career,” by Eric Volmers, 24 January, 2020.
» Motion Art: Esker Foundation Exhibit Celebrates Katie Ohe's 60 Year CareerLarry’s List Magazine – Interview with Esker Foundation founder Jim Hill
Winter 2020 Exhibition & Program Brochure
View and download the 2020 winter exhibition and program brochure.
» Winter 2020 Exhibitions and Programs BrochureFall Exhibition & Program Brochure
View and download the 2019 fall exhibition and program brochure.
» Fall Exhibitions and Programs BrochureContemporary Art Map, Calgary, 2019
This art map celebrates the important contributions that artist-run centres, commercial galleries, creative spaces, and institutions are making to the cultural life of Calgary. This self-guided tour, designed for both visitors and locals, provides a comprehensive overview of Calgary’s diverse and vibrant contemporary art community and invites you to experience it firsthand.
» Contemporary Art Map, Calgary‘Circumpolar Art’- feature review in Galleries West Magazine, by Dick Averns
‘Timely and compelling work by Indigenous artists from the North reflects on language, sovereignty and the land’ by Dick Averns
“It won’t always be the case that art from the uppermost hemisphere makes you feel on top of the world, but it’s hard not to leave this show without feelings of solicitude. Come for the art and stay for the journey: it’ll take you outside of yourself and positively transport you to places you need to care about.”
» Link to article: Galleries West