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image Chromaplay

Scanned slides documenting Clint Wilson's exhibition Chromaplay. The exhibition included butterfly specimens, electronic components used to animate the butterflies, and photographs. It was displayed in the New Gallery's location at 516d 9th Avenue S.W., Calgary. The exhibition ran from October 15-November 13, 2004.

Chromaplay was described by writer Blair Brennan as "... a bioengineering lab gone awry." Clearly visible mechanical structures were used to create moveme...

No.: 2004.10.01
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image Remember in Grade...

Photographs documenting Terrance Houle's exhibition Remember in Grade.... The exhibition consisted of photographic works and was shown in The New Gallery's +15 Window located in the Epcor Centre, Calgary. The show ran from June to July 2005.

In this exhibition, Houle recalls how his early elementary school participation in "Pilgrims and Indians" activities sharply contrasted with his involvement in summer Pow Wow celebrations. These photographs present an uneasy reconcilia...

No.: 2005.06.02
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image Contemporary Pictographs

Digital photographs documenting Marjie Crop Eared Wolf's exhibition Contemporary Pictographs. The exhibition consisted of photographic works and was shown in The New Gallery's +15 Window located in the Epcor Centre, Calgary. The show ran from March 1 to April 26, 2009.

In Contemporary Pictographs, Crop Eared Wolf applied traditional First Nations symbols over instances of modern graffiti. In deference to her mother and father's respective heritages, she deliberately...

No.: 2009.03.02
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image The Stand-Off

Digital photographs documenting Jackson 2bears' exhibition The Stand-Off. The exhibition consisted of a video projection shown in the New Gallery's location in Eau Claire Market, Calgary. The exhibition ran from June 27-August 2, 2008.

The Stand-Off was a two channel video installation, with images projected on opposite walls of the gallery. The videos consisted of a stylized version of 2bears flanked by two red bars. A clear reference to the Canadian flag, 2bears app...

No.: 2008.06.01
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image Indian Wars

Scanned slides documenting Bruno Canadien's exhibition Indian Wars. The exhibition consisted of multi-media paintings that were displayed in the New Gallery's Front Space, located at 516d 9th Avenue S.W., Calgary. The show ran from August 31 to September 3, 1999.

Canadien's work sought to draw attention to the issues facing First Nations peoples today, including the way in which they are portrayed in the media. States the artist, "My work attempts to be a voice that engages...

No.: 1999.08.04
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