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SUMMARY:Terry Perkins: A Retrospective
DESCRIPTION:Opening 7 July 2018\, 2-4 pm\nSponsors for the exhibition include:\nCarleton County Toy Run\, Carleton Enterprises\, Catherine and Paul Giberson\, Alden Henderson\nJohn Lang\, Philip Lang\, Langs Lodge\, Outback Joe’s\, Ann Marie\, Nicole and Jason Perkins \nTerry Perkins’ art evolved and changed over the years\, but the consistent theme that is evident throughout this exhibition is his love for the landscape\, heritage and life as he knew it in Carleton County\, New Brunswick. He lived and worked in Florenceville-Bristol and is well know in the community as the artist who painted the mural which hung outside the co-op for over 20 years.  He attended George Brown college in Toronto in the early 1980s to learn the art of sign painting  and maintained a studio practice throughout his adult life. His interests and styles developed and changed over the years and the gallery is fortunate to be able to include his first painting and drawing\, as well as the last painting\, River\,  which was literally taken from his easel for the exhibition. Terry was a motor cycle enthusiast and as president of the Toy Run he painted many bikes and helmets for other bikers over the years. Included in the exhibition is one  of his air brushed gas tanks and some studies that he used to paint his fellow bikers’ bikes.
URL:https://mccainartgallery.com/exhibitions/terry-perkins-a-retrospective/
LOCATION:New Brunswick
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions,Past Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Side Show: William Forrestall - Recycled and Reused
DESCRIPTION:Opening 7 July 2018\, 2-4 pm \nThe July 2018 Side Show features two of  William Forrestall’s  unique kinetic sculptures developed within the format of working peddle cars. \nForrestall has developed his own unique approach to exploring kinetic aesthetics and intuitive structures developed from recycled materials. His cars are made from recycled and reused materials including off-cuts\, recycled bicycle parts\, old chairs\, construction materials and anything else that can be put to use. \nFrom the work of Los Angles based Chris Burden’s creation of his B car\, Don Potts purely aesthetic yet functional vehicles to the 2007 Sobeys Award winner Michel de Broin’s transformation of a standard car to a human powered vehicle\, the art world offers many examples of artists exploring the potential of functional vehicles as an art form. \nWilliam Forrestall will be giving a kinetic car summer art camp for ages 8 – 88 at the River Art Centre Studios to encourage a wider community involvement and exploration of the vehicle motif. Please call the Gallery to register for the class which runs August 7 – 10\, 2018. Spaces are limited.
URL:https://mccainartgallery.com/exhibitions/william-forrestall/
LOCATION:New Brunswick
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions,Past Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:NB Art Bank 2017-2018 Acquisitions
DESCRIPTION:Every year the Province of New Brunswick acquires art from contemporary\, practicing artists in New Brunswick to build the provincial collection. \nJoin us this year starting August 11\, 2018 to discover artists from all over the province and see what they have been working on in their studios. \nOpening August 11\, 2018\, 2-4 pm. \n“It was an affirming and insightful experience to work with the other jurors toward this selection of new works for the NB Art Bank. It was a challenging task\, as there were many strong submissions to consider. Our final choices reflect a significant amount of discussion and rigorous debate\, and are a testament to the high level of expertise in the arts in New Brunswick”\nJanice Wright Cheney\, juror. \n“Building the Art Bank collection is an important activity for the arts within the province; it is an archive of creative history of which we can all be proud of” \nLinda Rae Dornan\, juror
URL:https://mccainartgallery.com/exhibitions/nb-art-bank-aboriginal-acquisitions-2017/
LOCATION:New Brunswick
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions,Past Exhibitions
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