Bureau de change
Kim Adams, Mark Clintberg, David McMillan, and Laurel Woodcock
In connection with A ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH, a festival marking the 75th Anniversary of The Banff Centre, Bureau de change celebrates the spirit of inquiry of visual artists who have come to Banff from across the globe to exchange ideas, research, think, experiment, and explore new tools. This exhibition is one component of a larger project at the Walter Phillips Gallery marking the first interpretation of this remarkable history and features works by Kim Adams, Mark Clintberg, David McMillan, and Laurel Woodcock.
Runs Saturday 28 June through Sunday 7 September
Bureau de change is part of:
David McMillan's photo exhibit is part of BORDERS
Black Hole
Amin Rehman
Toronto-based artist uses repetitive euphemistic words and media phrases such as 'market values', 'unstable governments' and, even, 'exported' to demonstrate the power of such terms to distract rather than inform global consciousness.
Runs Saturday 28 June through Sunday 7 September
The Importance of Being Banff
Robert Archambeau (MB), Joan Bruneau (NS), Diane Brouillette (QC), Bruce Cochrane (ON), Jeannie Mah (SK), Greg Payce (AB) Peter Powning (NB) and Friederike Rahn (BC),
Curated by Melanie Egan
Eight ceramic artists from across Canada highlight the legacy of the Creative Residency program at The Banff Centre.
Runs Saturday 28 June through Sunday 21 September
The Importance of Being Banff is part of:
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Twain 
From Canada: Catherine Allen, Andrea Vander Kooij, and Aneela Dias-D’Sousa, Jeannie Thib
From Taiwan: Chun Dai Chen, Keng Chen Wu, Fang Yi Wu, Chien Han Wu
Curated by Melanie Egan and Patrick Macaulay
Four Taiwanese and four Canadian artists exhibit work during TELUS TAIWANfest: World in an Island correlating aesthetic synergies.
Runs Saturday 28 June through Sunday 21 September
Twain is part of:
Three x Four
Thea Haines, Kay Lee, Jenanne Longman and Amanda McCavour
Craft Studio artists-in-residence exhibit new work highlighting process, inspiration and influences.
Runs Saturday 28 June through Sunday 21 September
SHELTER
A project by Kathryn Walter/FELT
Basic refuge, clothing and survival tips are fashioned using simple shapes cut from gray industrial felt. Natural history meets The Gap in this storefront display come museological diorama where the material culture of felt is given post-apocalyptic flare.
Runs Saturday 28 June through Sunday 21 September
Kathryn Walter/FELT, video still from SHELTER, 2008.
Courtesy of the artist.
Visual Arts at York Quay Centre
Visual Arts at York Quay Centre is made up of 10 exhibition spaces which are both traditional and unique. These venues are located within and outside York Quay Centre proper and range in size from an exhibition gallery that is 1400 feet square to individual vitrines which are 9 feet square.
York Quay Centre exhibits the works of contemporary artists creating new works in fine art, craft, new media, design, architecture and photography. The exhibition schedule changes six times a year in all of the venues except the site specific spaces.
For school group programming including tours & workshops for kindergarten through grade 12, contact us at registrar@harbourfrontcentre.com or by phone at 416.973.4091.
All other inquiries, contact the Main Gallery, York Quay Centre at 416.973.5379.
