Did you know that there is a feminist exhibition space housed in the Department of Women’s and Gender studies? The space showcases creative work by feminist artists across the university and community. Showcased in the space until December 18th is Ali Nickerson’s “A Beer Tent For Girls.” Artist’s abstract:Beer Tent for Girls evokes the excitement … Read moreAli Nickerson – Beer Tent For Girls – curious arts
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the University of Alberta’s Department of Drama, the Curious Arts blog is sharing 50 Reasons to Go See A Play throughout the 2015-16 season. Here is reason seven to go see a play. UAlberta PhD candidate Lily Climenhaga’s new translation and adaptation of Spring Awakening debuts with ABBEDAM production Nov. 5 … Read moreABBEDAM Productions: new Spring Awakening
Public art in Edmonton is often connected to UAlberta art makers and patrons. Public art is one of the most visible expressions of community values and engagement. To varying degrees, urban spaces are also art spaces, and in Edmonton, University of Alberta creators have made their mark on our city and continue to do so … Read moreWhat’s new in public art? – curious arts
On Halloween night, the University of Alberta’s music community is organizing a Sound Mask Parade downtown. Ths live, collective, improvisational and mobile sound exhibition will travel from the Art Gallery of Alberta to dc3 Art Projects. “We will gather in the lobby of the AGA at approximately 8 p.m. and walk as a group of … Read moreSonic Masking Halloween Parade – curious arts
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the University of Alberta’s Department of Drama, the Curious Arts blog is sharing 50 Reasons to Go See A Play throughout the 2015-16 season.Here’s our sixth in a series of 50 Reasons to Go See A Play, by Erin McDougall (’06 BA, ’09 BEd). When Erin moved to France … Read more50 reasons to go see a play: Combine travel and theatre – curious arts