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July at the Gallery
Jerry Pethick
Volklingen Scarab, 1995
Aluminum, stainless steel, plywood, 79 photographs, 56 Fresnel lenses, glass, fluorescent light fixture, silver diffraction foil, silicone, acrylic paint
244 x 213.5 x 134.5 cm
Courtesy of Catriona Jeffries, Vancouver
Photo: SITE Photography
Jerry Pethick: Shooting the Sun/Splitting the Pie was organized in 2015 by the Vancouver Art Gallery and curated by Grant Arnold, Audain Curator of British Columbia Art. The exhibition in Kamloops comprises a smaller selection of works organized by the Kamloops Art Gallery with cooperation from the Vancouver Art Gallery. A retrospective of work from the 1960s to 2000s, the exhibition provides a comprehensive overview of Canadian artist Jerry Pethick's prolific career that emerged from his lifelong investigation into the relationship between technology, consciousness and shifting paradigms of perception. The exhibition includes a number of the "photo arrays" for which Pethick became widely known. Though Pethick's work has been exhibited across Canada, Europe, the United States and Japan, this is the first in-depth museum survey of this important artist's career.
Over the course of a career that spanned five decades, Jerry Pethick (1935–2003) produced a complex and multifaceted body of work that is difficult to classify. Pethick's practice focused on questions of perception, an important area of activity in the visual arts over the past four decades. However, his amalgamations of photography, optical devices, sculpture and drawing, and the structures he assembled to create new conceptions of material space, are a unique achievement. Although it has been 13 years since his passing, his experimental approach to form and materials—along with his rigorous investigations into art history, the history of science and the nature of visual perception—remain both remarkably current and relevant to contemporary art practices today. His visionary work has been an inspiration for new generations of artists.
Pethick challenged culturally determined ways of perceiving space and the related separation of observer and object that has occupied a central position in Western thought since the 18th century. He saw disciplinary boundaries and linear conceptions of history as regimented structures of communication that limit perception and produce a pervasive false consciousness. His practice could be described as an ongoing attempt to push aside these limitations by exploring parallels in the methods of representation developed concurrently in the arts and sciences over the past two centuries, as well as the perceptual systems that have been left in their wake.
While Pethick's methods, materials and motifs find parallels in the larger realm of contemporary art, his pursuit of a sculptural idiom grounded in virtual space and transparency through idiosyncratic combinations of photographs, optical devices, found objects and a profound engagement with the science of perception was a largely singular journey. The unusual path Pethick took is embodied in his choice to live and work on Hornby Island in British Columbia, a remote and pastoral site frequented by artists and curators from Vancouver and abroad that is both connected to and distanced from the art world's circuits of communication.
The exhibition is accompanied by a 160-page catalogue that marks the first major publication dedicated to the career of this artist with essays by Grant Arnold, Monika Szewczyk, John Drury, Geoffrey Farmer, Jerry Pethick and Siobhan McCracken Nixon, co-published by the Vancouver Art Gallery and Black Dog Publishing.
Jerry Pethick: Shooting the Sun/Splitting the Pie is generously sponsored by Rojeanne and Jim Allworth, and Jane Irwin and Ross Hill
Ryland Fortie
Surface Garden (Light Step detail), 2016
Plaster, acrylic nails, cone studs, tin cans, fishnet, steel rod, synthetic hair clips and hardware
Photo: courtesy of the artist
The 2016 Curator's Choice exhibition features a new project by Ryland Fortie. Fortie's practice is based in research and explores materials and video through multi-media installation. The exhibition title, Chatroom Paranoia, references virtual social spaces found on the Internet as a real time forum for exchanging ideas on particular topics. Through video, sculpture and synthetic objects like plastic fruit, artificial plants and plaster body parts, the artist examines how the lines between virtual and physical space, and therefore social interaction, are increasingly blurred.
Objects and images are displaced and presented in unusual contexts, altering how meaning and form change in different surroundings. Fortie explores Pierre Bourdieu's concept of reality as a social construct; Bourdieu contends that to exist is to exist socially in relation to others. Chatroom Paranoia is a multi-media installation that addresses various realities in relation to engagement with others. In this new work, Fortie questions how meaning and identity are constructed within all social spaces, whether in person or virtual, and invites the viewer to question authenticity.
Generously sponsored by Cypress Insurance and OA Fine Arts & Jewellery Insurance
Curated by Craig Willms, Assistant Curator, Kamloops Art Gallery
Organized by Image Masters, 20 local photographers got together for one day and took a step back in history. Their goal was to recreate and match the modern version of scenes originally captured over 100 years ago. With the help of the Kamloops Museum & Archives, these photographers set out on a journey that would take them back to the future to show how our city has grown since the late 1800s.
The 25 companion images featured in this exhibition were shot in the summer of 2014 to match the Kamloops Archive pictures which were taken between 1889 and 1914.
The photograph featured here shows Victoria Street and 2nd Avenue. The original was taken in 1906.
Riverside Park
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An annual event in Kamloops for over 40 years, Art in the Park has become a showcase of Kamloops' cultural producers and presenters. Artists and organizations complement Canada Day celebrations during this all-day event in Riverside Park. Organized by the Kamloops Arts Council, an estimated 30,000 people attend and participate in the festivities. Look for the KAG booth to find out about our programs and to participate in fun art activities.
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Join Vancouver Art Gallery Audain Curator of British Columbia Art, Grant Arnold, for a tour of Jerry Pethick: Shooting the Sun/Splitting the Pie. Arnold will provide background on the artist and discuss key ideas and works in the exhibition.
Join us to celebrate the opening of Jerry Pethick: Shooting the Sun/Splitting the Pie in the Central Gallery, Ryland Fortie: Chatroom Paranoia in The Cube and Kamloops Back to the Future on the BMO Open Gallery. Meet the artists and curators, mix with other art supporters, get creative at the Kids Table and enjoy live music and appetizers. Everyone welcome. Memberships are 25% off.
Join local artist and educator Elizabeth Pattie to develop your drawing and observation skills in the relaxed atmosphere of the Kamloops Library. No previous experience is necessary and all materials are provided. Registration is required. Register by calling the Library at 250-372-5145.
Arbour Collective provides opportunities for youth and adults to create art, learn new creative methods and exhibit or perform in the Kamloops area. By supporting work that confronts and challenges stereotypes, hidden histories and stolen voices, the Arbour Collective seeks to inspire and empower through creativity. Collective members will be working in the studios on select Thursdays. Youth and adults of all nationalities are invited to drop in to participate. No experience is necessary; all materials are provided.
Red Collar Brewing Co., 355 Lansdowne Street
Join us at Red Collar Brewing Co. to contribute to large-scale collaborative drawings, play Surrealist drawing games and enjoy some of Kamloops' best local beer. No experience is necessary. All supplies are provided.
Learn something new while enjoying your after-work drink. Every month will offer a new topic on diverse aspects of art history presented by local artists, educators and researchers. A cash bar will be available.
Drop in to DIY Thursdays to learn new skills from talented local artists. No experience is necessary; all materials are provided (and some snacks).
Barnacle Records, 290 3rd Avenue
On select Fridays, the KAG joins Barnacle Records to offer a night of hands-on art and music making. KAG art instructors will bring P.A.T., our Portable Art Trailer, and Barnacle Records will provide turntables and mixers for amateur and pro DJs to experiment. Meld your senses and try your hand at DJing, printmaking and drawing. No experience is necessary; all materials are provided. DJs, please bring your own music.
16+, $22 members / $25 public (class)
Learn the basics of acrylic painting with local artist and educator Elizabeth Pattie. Covering everything from colour theory to landscape painting, this workshop offers something for everyone. Registration required. Register online or call 250-377-2400.
Zack's Coffee, 377 Victoria Street
Join us at Zack's Coffee on the last Monday of the month to contribute to large-scale collaborative drawings, play Surrealist drawing games and enjoy some of Kamloops' best coffee and tea. No experience is necessary. All supplies are provided.
Denny's, 570 Columbia Street
Join us on the last Tuesday of the month to contribute to large-scale collaborative drawings, play Surrealist drawing games and feast on Denny's delicious treats. Kids eat free! No experience is necessary. All supplies are provided.
Join us for a fun-filled, creative summer inspired by the exhibition Jerry Pethick: Shooting the Sun/Splitting the Pie. Led by our talented art instructors, campers will explore outer space and invent rocket ships; assemble found object sculptures and make their own plarn (yarn made from plastic bags); deconstruct art history and discover colour theory. Each day includes an interactive tour and activity in our exhibition spaces, developing the ability of young artists to articulate their ideas about what they're looking at.
As with all of our studio programs, KAG art camps prioritize the creative process over the outcome. We encourage young artists to experiment, test new techniques and develop their skills through self-expression. One morning a week, campers will go on a field trip to the Kamloops Library (with whom we share a building) to participate in their Summer Reading Club and read stories that explore themes relevant to the exhibition.
At the end of the summer, we celebrate the accomplishments of the talented young artists who participated in our summer art camp with an exhibition on our BMO Open Gallery. We hope you will join us at the reception on Saturday, August 27 at 11:00 am.
Ages 4 to 6
9:00 am to 12:00 pm (half days)
$75 members / $95 public (per week)
$60 members / $76 public (August 2 to 5)
Ages 7 to 12
9:00 am to 3:00 pm (full days)
$145 members / $175 public (per week)
$116 members / $140 public (August 2 to 5)
We believe Summer Art Camp is great because:
We visit current exhibitions daily.
Our instructors are practicing artists with Visual Arts education.
Students will have a work displayed on the BMO Open Gallery.
Guest artists visit our camps.
We teach technical fine art skills.
Camp is tons of fun!
Extended care available 8:30 to 9:00 am and 3:00 to 3:30 pm at a nominal cost.
We look forward to seeing you at the Gallery this summer!
Inspired by Jerry Pethick's unconventional use of materials, the Gallery Store now carries Suspend by Melissa & Doug. A family game of tricky hangs and steady hands, this suspended balance game is sure to impress. With each piece added the balance shifts, increasing the difficulty.
This quirky, sculptural game is for 1 - 4 players (ages 8+).
Members discount available. Join us today for yours.
By October 2016, we would like to raise $28,000 in support of arts programs for children and youth at the Gallery.
In memory of our Executive Director Jann LM Bailey, we hope to raise these funds to acknowledge the first anniversary of her passing and in recognition of her 28 years with the Gallery. Jann was a passionate advocate for arts education, beginning her career as an Arts Instructor at Fleming College in Peterborough, Ontario. Jann strongly believed that encouraging appreciation for the arts at a young age fosters cultural values that last a lifetime. This fundraiser is a tribute to her extensive contribution to the arts sector locally and nationally.
All donations over $20 will receive a tax deductible charitable receipt. Donations can be made online at www.kag.bc.ca/supportus/donations or by visting or calling the Gallery at 250-377-2400. Donations in memory of Jann will go toward establishing the Jann LM Bailey Legacy Fund to be held in trust with the BC Interior Community Foundation; another community organization which mattered greatly to Jann.
From all of us at the Gallery, thank you in advance for your support.
We have had terrific response to our Community Survey which remains live until July 8.
Thank you in advance for taking the time to respond, if you haven't already.
The survey only takes about 10 minutes to complete and by participating, you will help us to better understand the interests of our community and inform our planning around future initiatives.
Participation is open to anyone at least 16 years of age.
Community Survey 2016 - click here.
The 2017 Mayor's Awards for the Arts committee is now accepting nominations for the annual Arts awards that recognizes and celebrates artists and supporters in Kamloops and the Thompson Nicola Regional District.
Please visit the Mayor's Gala for the Arts website for nomination details. The deadline for submission is September 30. We look forward to your nominations in the categories of Artist of the Year - Performing Arts, Emerging Artist and Business in Support of the Arts.
Nomination media release - June 23, 2016
If you haven't already, consider becoming a member.
Member benefits include FREE admission to the exhibitions, a discount on event tickets and programs, as well as a discount on Art Camps and in the Gallery Store.
Our members are vitally important in supporting our exhibitions and programs, and this support is greatly appreciated.
Memberships are available online and by calling the Gallery at 250-377-2400.
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Trinidad Rocha Jr. of Victoria died Dec. 6, 2013 at the age of 67.
He was born June 24, 1946 in Cuero to the late Trinidad Sr. and Elvira Rocha.
He retired as a welder from Alcoa in Point Comfort and was a member of the local V.F.W. and Knights of Columbus. Trinidad served as mayor of Point Comfort in the 1980s and also was a member of the Point Comfort Volunteer Fire Department. In addition to being a Boy Scout Troop Leader for many years, Trinidad also served his country in the U.S. Navy.
Trini is survived by his daughters Michelle Velasquez (Ruben) of Port Lavaca and Melissa Loyd (Jason) of College Station. He has five grandchildren, Ezekiel, Victoria and Elijah Velasquez and Keeley and Arabella Loyd. He is also survived by brothers and sisters, Ursulita Amador (Raymond) from Cuero, Dora Longoria of Cuero, Felis Gomez of Cuero, Gloria Zacharias of San Antonio, Lupe Anzualda (Albert) of Cuero, Daniel Rocha Sr. (Connie) of Cuero, Joe Rocha of Houston, Gilbert Rocha (Martha) of Pasadena, Janie Guajardo (Louis) of Cuero, Willie Rocha of Victoria and Raymond Rocha (Melissa) of Pearland.
Services for Trinidad will be held at 9:30 on Tuesday, Dec. 10, a rosary will start at 10:30 a.m. and funeral mass will start at 11 a.m. The services will be held at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic church in Cuero with Father David Berger officiating. Burial will be at Hillside Cemetery.
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Growing voter participation in Queens' immigrant communities has left indelible stamps on the political processes in the borough. While most issues that affect these voters span racial and ethnic lines, a lack of participation by these voters has made many borough races non-competitive and residents feeling left out of the political process.
Now in the run-up to the highly competitive mayoral primaries, the Indo-Caribbean Alliance is moving to motivate and engage voters in southern Queens. I spoke with Richard David, executive director of the Ozone Park-based Indo-Caribbean Alliance, on that group's voter engagement drive and issues important to voters in southern Queens.
The backbone of ICA's drive is its volunteers, a group of young people ranging from high school students to recent graduates. These volunteers make calls to registered voters and go door-to-door to speak with residents. David noted that the goals of the program are to reach 5,000 voters with a pledge to turn out on Election Day.
In addition, the group wants to register 100 new voters and puts together informative materials, including pledge cards and voter information brochures, which serve as a refresher for those that have not voted recently.
The group, founded in 2009, is based in Richmond Hill. Queens' Indo-Caribbean neighborhoods are in South Richmond Hill, South Ozone Park and some pockets of Jamaica and Woodhaven.
Since ICA is a nonprofit, its goal is to reach voters jaded with the political process. Even though having no members of the Indo-Caribbean community in elected office contributes to this cynicism, David said this is not what is most important for the neighborhood. Nor is it the focus of ICA's efforts. Through voter outreach and education, the group hopes that not only will members of the community feel engaged in their neighborhood, but will also be empowered to make informed decisions.
In keeping with this mission, ICA plans to hold a candidates' night after the mayoral primaries. ICA believes its voter engagement drive will be a success if it can increase the turnout rate and improve the attitude most residents have toward voting.
ICA wants to remind voters of their importance in the political process as well as identifying issues pertinent to the neighborhood. Like most in the city, the availability of jobs and a high dropout rate affect economic opportunity. In addition, David notes, there is a high homeownership rate in the Indo-Caribbean community, so these households struggle with high property taxes. Renters in the neighborhood have also felt the impact of these taxes in increases.
The increased cost of living limits opportunities for parents to steer their children away from strained local schools, a reality that no doubt affects the dropout rate.
David pointed out that ICA serves all Queens residents, and there are a number of African-American and Hispanic volunteers from the neighborhood participating in contacting and registering voters.
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The upcoming mayoral primary could be one of the more competitive in the borough in recent memory, so the impact of every voter will matter Sept. 10.
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Book DescriptionThis is the first comprehensive study in English of one of the most important bodies of verse in European literature. Seventeenth-century Spanish poetry represents the culmination of a rich Renaissance tradition, and Professor Terry sets out to make this accessible not only to Hispanists but to readers of English, French and Italian poetry, with which it had many points of contact. He deals both with the major poets - Gongora, Lope de Vega, Quevedo, Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz - and with the impressively large number of good minor poets, from the Argensolas to Bocangel and Soto de Rojas, whose work is still relatively little read. Drawing upon recent developments in literary criticism as well as paying close attention to individual poems, the book discusses a wide range of issues including the re working of classical and Renaissance models, the importance of rhetoric, and the relationship between author, poem and reader.
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Book DetailsISBN: 9780521023214
(228mm x 152mm x 18mm)
Pages: 320
Imprint: Cambridge University Press
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Publish Date: 24-Nov-2005
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
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Calories 1051 Calories from Fat 154
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Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
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