Mind and Heart is a series of black ink drawings and alcohol ink paintings exploring the connection between neuroscience and the human heart. Victoria’s work is inspired by the drawings and cell-stained illuminations of neuroscientists Santiago Ramon y Cajal and Camillo Golgi. Golgi created a staining technique making brain cells (neurons) visible under the microscope. Deeply […]
One golden autumn day, I looked skyward to the honking of southbound Canada Geese. Reminded of practicing scales on the piano with each bird a note, I envisioned a musical staff superimposed, or “tagged”, over the iconic flying V formation. Suddenly, musical notes and sounds seemed to be hiding everywhere.
April 21 - 23, 2023 Where: Carberry Community Hall, 224 2nd Ave. Hosted by: Carberry Plains Arts Council and Arts West Council Deadline for submission: April 12 Jurors: Barb Flemington, Brandon and Leona Herzog, Winnipeg Opening Reception: 1:30 p.m. Sunday April 23rd. Mask wearing contingent on provincial mandate. How To Submit: Brochure with information and […]
Enjoy this summer concert featuring artists Dawn Marie Chartrand, Jesse Bandura, and Greg Personius. Join at 5pm for a music workshop with Dawn Marie Chartrand: ranging from songwriting and music production, to learning how to get started in the music industry. Presented by Manitoba Arts Network and Manitoba Hydro.
Using motion capture to document the evanescent beauty of a dancer’s movement through time. The image lingers, slowly fading away conveying the body’s momentum and elegance like the Northern Lights, dynamic displays of multicoloured luminosity.
Reflecting on the vulnerability and temporal nature of our bodies and consciousness through abstract qualities of medical imaging, the exhibition explores the psychological impact of the familiar appearing foreign.
Utilizing beading, basket weaving, dreamcatcher technique, hide, and sinew to understand the intergenerational effects of the Residential Schools.
Reflecting on the vulnerability and temporal nature of our bodies and consciousness through abstract qualities of medical imaging, the exhibition explores the psychological impact of the familiar appearing foreign.
Using motion capture to document the evanescent beauty of a dancer’s movement through time. The image lingers, slowly fading away conveying the body’s momentum and elegance like the Northern Lights, dynamic displays of multicoloured luminosity.
