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SUMMARY:Clay Marcos' Collection of Indigenous and Inuit Art
DESCRIPTION:sp \nThe Andrew & Laura McCain Art Gallery is honoured to present Dr. Clay Marco’s collection of Inuit and Indigenous art to the community. Originally from the Vancouver area\, Dr. Marco developed an appreciation for the art of the Haida Nation\, examples of which are featured in the west end of the gallery. Approximately twelve years ago\, Dr. Marco began collecting Inuit art during professional trips to Nunavut. He traveled to many communities over the course of more than thirty visits\, purchasing art in most of the locations where he worked or traveled. Many of these pieces are featured in the east end of the gallery. \nsp \nView Clay’s Book: Reflections of the NorthClay grew up in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia\, where he developed a strong connection to Haida Nation Art. He explains that the artists replicate his strong feeling of ties to the land\, and that draws his attention in completely. To Clay\, it’s some of the most beautiful art in the world! \nClay will be in attendance at the Gallery on Saturday\, April 25 at 2pm for the Closing Reception. \nIf you have any questions\, or wish to hear Clay speak about his collection\, it’s the perfect time to stop by the gallery. \n\nsp
URL:https://mccainartgallery.com/exhibitions/clay-marcos-collection-of-indigenous-and-inuit-art/
CATEGORIES:Past Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:A Different Light: Photo-based works by Dianne Bos
DESCRIPTION:Opening: 2 May 2026\, 2:00 – 4:00pm \nArtist Talk: A walk through the show with Dianne at 2:00 to 2:30 pm \nEveryone is welcome and we have an elevator \nPadua Bio Div 5.3\, 2019 \nLeran Castle Door 1\, 2019 \nCap-Roig-11\, 2019 \nDianne Bos investigates light\, nature and perception using a wide range of distinctive photographic processes and tools. Her focused interest in analog techniques has integrated exploration with pinhole photography\, vintage cameras\, cyanotype\, photograms\, and most recently\, chlorophyll printing. She will be showing a selection of early pinhole work as well as images from her most recent Herbarium/ PhotoSynthesis series. \nDianne Bos\, has evolved various thematic bodies of work\, and merged technical innovations to create new visual hybrids. She makes innovative use of pinhole\, camera obscura\, installation\, and alternative photographic techniques to explore the world around us. \n‘The excitement\, for me\, lies not in reproducing something I can see\, but in revealing the imperceptible (and maybe only the imagined) using the physics of light and time and darkroom techniques.’ \nDianne Bos is an internationally-exhibiting artist based in Canada and France. She has presented her photography and installation work in solo and group exhibitions across Canada and internationally in the United States and Europe. Her work may be found in private\, corporate and museum collections including the Art Gallery of Hamilton\, ON; the University of Lethbridge Art Gallery\, AB; the Walter Phillips Gallery at the Banff Centre\, AB; the National Gallery of Canada\, ON and Canadian embassies in Paris and Belgium. In addition to her artistic practice in the visual arts\, Bos’ professional interests have extended into the field of music\, publishing\, and teaching.
URL:https://mccainartgallery.com/exhibitions/a-different-light-photo-based-works-by-dianne-bos/
CATEGORIES:Past Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:A Different Light: Photo-based Works by Dianne Bos
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260613
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260712
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SUMMARY:Terre de passions: St. Pierre et Miquelon
DESCRIPTION:A Photographic Portrait by French artist\, Gregory Pol\nGrégory Pol is a renowned French photographer whose work explores landscapes and the natural environment. A former navigator and diver in the French Navy\, he lived for three years in Saint-Pierre and Miquelon\, an archipelago off the coast of Newfoundland. Since then\, he has continued to return to the islands\, developing a body of work shaped by his experiences on the islands with its open\, wild spaces. \nThrough photography\, Pol documents the landscapes and wildlife of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon. His images reflect his ongoing engagement with the territory and its environment\, offering perspectives informed by recurrent observation and repeated encounters with the islands. \nGrégory Pol’s practice is grounded in a sustained connection to the natural world. As an artist\, sailor\, and avid scuba diver\, he brings an understanding of place that informs his photographic exploration of these islands.Often associated with a fishing history\, Saint-Pierre and Miquelon remain unfamiliar to many people. This exhibition provides an opportunity to encounter the archipelago through his eyes\,  images taken over multiple visits explore the natural beauty of Saint-Pierre\, Miquelon\, and Langlade\, tracing the changing conditions\, landforms\, wildlife and rhythms of the seasons. \nSaint Pierre and Miquelon is a self-governing territory of France located near  Newfoundland and Labrador. It is an archipelago of eight islands\, covering 242 km2 (93 sq mi) of land. It had an estimated population of 5\,513 in 2026 and its residents are French citizens; they elect their own deputy who represents them in the French National Assembly.
URL:https://mccainartgallery.com/exhibitions/gregory-pol-a-photographic-portrait-of-st-pierre-miquelon-islands/
CATEGORIES:Past Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Jennie Weeks: A Life with Art
DESCRIPTION:Celebration reception\, 22 August 2026\, 2-4 pm. Everyone is welcome. Light refreshments will be served. \nJennie Weeks of Woodstock\, New Brunswick\, discovered her passion for painting as a child. After receiving art lessons as a Christmas gift from her husband\, Dean\, she studied with artist Lloyd Fitzgerald in Fredericton and Woodstock\, where she developed a distinctive photorealist style in acrylic on canvas. \nThroughout her artistic journey\, Jennie found her greatest inspiration in the people and places she loved. Jennie’s studio was in the living room of the family home. Surrounded by the life of her musical family\, she painted what was most important. Her children\, and especially her grandchildren\, became the subjects of a remarkable series of slightly larger-than-life portraits that capture their spirited expressions and individual personalities with warmth and sensitivity. Her body of work also reflects a lifelong commitment to mastering the figure\, alongside paintings of the landscapes of Carleton County\, cherished family pets\, and carefully observed still lifes. \nInfluenced by the work of Mary Pratt\, Jennie approached each painting with patience\, precision\, and an appreciation for the quiet beauty of everyday life. A dedicated member of the Woodstock Art Club\, she continued to paint with unwavering enthusiasm throughout her life. Her final canvas remains on her easel\, with only a few details left to complete—a poignant reminder of an artistic journey that\, while unfinished\, leaves behind a lasting legacy. \nThis exhibition celebrates Jennie’s enduring love of painting and the legacy of an artist whose work continues to reflect the people\, places\, and moments she held closest to her heart.
URL:https://mccainartgallery.com/exhibitions/jennie-weeks-a-memorial-exhibition/
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