Past Exhibitions 2001
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Billy's Vision
October 13 - November 25, 2001
Billy's Vision, a fictional narrative merging art and curatorial practice, popular culture, music, and literature,
the exhibition tells the tale of a mysterious drifter who first appeared
in the 1930s near Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
A project by: Andrew Hunter
Multiples:
Tsa' de yoh do's
August 8 - September 30, 2001
Multiples: Tsa de Yoh do's is an exploratory look into the many ways
multiples are produced and incorporated into both traditional and
contemporary First Nations art practice.
Curator: Tom Hill
Computer
Voices
May 19 - July 29, 2001
Computer Voices/Speaking Machines
featured La Salle des Noeuds III by Émile Morin and Jocelyn
Robert, and n-Cha(n)t by David Rokeby.
Executive Producer: Sara Diamond
Boxed [pugilism in contemporary art]
March 24 - May 6, 2001
Boxed brings together
works by Canadian and International artists in a wide range of media, who
use boxing as a metaphor to address issues of gender, race, and
socioeconomic politics, as well as how the boxer is aestheticized in
popular culture.
Curator: Melanie Townsend
Made in Banff
February 9 -
March 11, 2001
Made in Banff, an exhibition from the permanent
collection of the Walter Phillips Gallery, brings together for the first time various
artworks that were created here at The Banff Centre.
Curators: Corinna Ghaznavi, Charlene McNichol and Melanie Townsend
John Will
October 21 -
January 21, 2001
John and Lou’s 1923 Voyage is
a solo exhibition of new works by the Calgary-based artist John Will.
Curator: Melanie Townsend