A Legacy Of Canadian Art From Kelowna Collections Curatorial Interview At The Kelowna Art Gallery

Explore Kelowna Art Gallery Kelowna Bc An essay by the exhibition’s curator, roger h. boulet, outlines the established art museum practice of borrowing works from private collections, as well as highlighting various moments in canadian art history, thus providing a context for works selected for a legacy of canadian art. Video interview with guest curator roger h. boulet, to accompany the exhibition, a legacy of canadian art from kelowna collections, at the kelowna art galler.

A Legacy Of Canadian Art From Kelowna Collections Kelowna Art Gallery A legacy of canadian art from kelowna collections is on view from july 1 to oct. 15. a reception to celebrate the exhibition is planned for saturday, july 15, from 1 to 3 pm. this event is free and open to the public to attend. the kelowna art gallery is located at 1315 water st. Drawn from eight private collections in kelowna as well as from the permanent collection of the kelowna art gallery, a legacy of canadian art, from kelowna collections was mounted in 2017 to celebrate canada’s 150 th birthday and the founding of the kelowna’s public art gallery forty years ago. On saturday, aug. 19, from 1 to 3 p.m., guest curator roger h. boulet will be leading visitors on an intimate tour of a legacy of canadian art from kelowna collections at the kelowna art gallery. Guest curator roger boulet will lead visitors on a tour of the exhibit, a legacy of canadian art from kelowna collections. the 81 pieces in the show were borrowed from personal collections in the kelowna area, along with select pieces from the gallery’s permanent collection.

A Legacy Of Canadian Art From Kelowna Collections Kelowna Art Gallery On saturday, aug. 19, from 1 to 3 p.m., guest curator roger h. boulet will be leading visitors on an intimate tour of a legacy of canadian art from kelowna collections at the kelowna art gallery. Guest curator roger boulet will lead visitors on a tour of the exhibit, a legacy of canadian art from kelowna collections. the 81 pieces in the show were borrowed from personal collections in the kelowna area, along with select pieces from the gallery’s permanent collection. Seventy eight works by some of the country’s best known artists, including paintings, etchings, woodcuts, sculptures, carvings, stone work and even one of the country’s first flags will make up a legacy of canadian art from kelowna collections. Persönliche notiz andere formate (javascript) bibtex ris (endnote) exportieren zitieren (javascript) status: bestellen bestellen vormerken subito signatur: 2017 c 3464 standort: hauptbibliothek altstadt tiefmagazin 2 exemplare: siehe unten. Entirely drawn from private collections in the kelowna area, the show and book reveal an impressive range of historical and contemporary canadian art, including works by emily carr, lawren harris, jack bush, bill reid, gershon iskowitz, daphne odjig and takao tanabe.

A Legacy Of Canadian Art From Kelowna Collections Kelowna Art Gallery Seventy eight works by some of the country’s best known artists, including paintings, etchings, woodcuts, sculptures, carvings, stone work and even one of the country’s first flags will make up a legacy of canadian art from kelowna collections. Persönliche notiz andere formate (javascript) bibtex ris (endnote) exportieren zitieren (javascript) status: bestellen bestellen vormerken subito signatur: 2017 c 3464 standort: hauptbibliothek altstadt tiefmagazin 2 exemplare: siehe unten. Entirely drawn from private collections in the kelowna area, the show and book reveal an impressive range of historical and contemporary canadian art, including works by emily carr, lawren harris, jack bush, bill reid, gershon iskowitz, daphne odjig and takao tanabe.

A Legacy Of Canadian Art From Kelowna Collections Kelowna Art Gallery Entirely drawn from private collections in the kelowna area, the show and book reveal an impressive range of historical and contemporary canadian art, including works by emily carr, lawren harris, jack bush, bill reid, gershon iskowitz, daphne odjig and takao tanabe.