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January 05 - February 04, 2012


Valerie LeBlanc & Daniel Dugas : What We Take With Us

What We Take With Us is a two-channel video installation examining what it is to call a place “home” - and the psychological shifts evoked by the experience of physically repositioning oneself in the world.

 

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February 10 - March 17, 2012


Colby Jones, Mohammad Rezaei & Alia Shahab : I. Me. Mine.

For this 5th annual iteration of TNG's post-secondary curatorial internship project, U of C student Evan Smibert has curated an exhibition of work from the Alberta College of Art + Design dealing with questions of personal identity.

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March 23 - April 28, 2012


Turner Prize* : Other Peoples' Dreams

Other People's Dreams is the culmination of performative interviews where Turner Prize* (artists Jason Cawood, Blair Fornwald & John G. Hampton) asked volunteer participants to recall a dream and then share it for artistic re-interpretation.

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May 03 - June 02, 2012


Wendy Deschene & Jeff Schmuki : Monsantra

Using GMO seed obtained from the Monsanto Corporation, Deschene & Schmuki have grafted genetically modified food plants onto remote controlled robotic bases, constructing artificial hybrid organisms with no clear heritage or future.

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June 15 - July 28, 2012


Jon Langford : Old Devils

The New Gallery (TNG) is pleased to present an extensive exhibition of contemporary visual art by internationally renowned, multi-disciplinary artist Jon Langford.

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September 06 - October 06, 2012


Jay Mosher & Rory Middleton : Talisman

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November 16 - December 15, 2012


Jaynus O'Donnell : Pioneers

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February 01 - March 31, 2012


James Bannerman : The Compassionate Eye

James Bannerman (1957-2009) was uniquely situated to capture a street-level view of urban Calgary. First introduced to photography as a client at The Calgary Drop-In & Rehab Centre in 2006, he was rarely seen afterwards without the backpack containing his precious camera, laptop and photo files; picture taking was going to be his 'retirement plan'. The photographs he left behind speak compassionately about the intrinsic value of incorporating creative activity into daily life.

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