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CURATORS: ANDRÉ LAROCHE AND LOUIS JONCAS

R I T U A L S

JUNE 20 TO AUGUST 2, 2024

GARDEN PARTY: THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 5 – 7 PM
CURATORIAL DISCUSSION: SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 3 -5 PM

The John B. Aird Gallery is delighted to announce our summer of 2024 pop-up show organized by Montreal-based LarocheJoncas gallerists, André LaRoche and Louis Joncas titled R I T U A L S featuring drawing, painting, photography, and sculpture by Ted Barker (Winnipeg), Lynne Cohen, Dante GuthrieLaurence Hervieux-GosselinLouis JoncasSteve GiassonTerence KohStephen LackJana Sterbak, and Dana Velan (Montreal).

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DRAWING 2024

Online juried slide exhibition and PDF catalogue

JUROR: JAMIE WHITNEY
DESIGNER: KATE PARKINSON

The John B. Aird Gallery is delighted to present DRAWING 2024, the 25th edition of our annual juried show. This iteration is curated by Jamie Whitney, an award-winning storyteller and creative director based in Georgian Bay and Toronto.

For the 4th time, the Gallery is showcasing this anticipated project online, featuring a slideshow and a downloadable PDF publication.

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LANDSCAPES 2024

JURORS: CLINT GRIFFIN & KRISTA YOUNG

DEADLINE: MIDNIGHT SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2024

LANDSCAPES 2024 invites entries from contemporary artists from anywhere in the world to submit artwork that happens upon our moment using historical or contemporary technologies.

For this CALL, we loosely define a Landscape practice one as migratory as an artist’s creativity within fluid (representational or non-representational two or three-dimensional) fields that envision terra firma.

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Wednesday to Friday, 2 to 5 pm
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Installation in progress closed from August 9 to September 14, 2023.

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