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Across Canada Jan 19 to 25 2012
Steven Rayner’s <em>Tree on Allenford</em> is part of the Art Gallery of Regina group show “Afterlife,” which will have a reception on January 25. Steven Rayner’s Tree on Allenford is part of the Art Gallery of Regina group show “Afterlife,” which will have a reception on January 25.

Steven Rayner’s <em>Tree on Allenford</em> is part of the Art Gallery of Regina group show “Afterlife,” which will have a reception on January 25.


THURSDAY JANUARY 19

MONTREAL “Midi art contemporain” tour 1-1:45pm Galerie l’UQAM 1400 rue Berri

MONTREAL “Chronicles of a Disappearance” first day DHC/ART 451 rue St-Jean

MONTREAL Krisjanis Kaktins-Gorsline opening 6-8:30pm Battat Contemporary 7245 rue Alexandra #100

MONTREAL Pierre Bourgault / Soft Turns / Alexander MacSween opening 8pm Centre Clark 5455 ave De Gaspé #114

MONTREAL Jean-Pierre Larocque talk 7pm Galerie McClure 350 ave Victoria

ST CATHARINES Kent Monkman talk 7pm Brendan Tang / Marinko Jareb / David Rokeby opening 8-10pm Rodman Hall 109 St Paul Cr

TORONTO “Tables, Chairs & Other Unrelated Objects” opening 6-9pm OCAD U Student Gallery 285 Dundas St W

TORONTO “30x30” screening 8pm Art Gallery of Ontario 317 Dundas St W

TORONTO Carole Condé & Karl Beveridge opening 6-9pm Toronto Free Gallery 1277 Bloor St W

TORONTO Krzysztof Wodiczko talk Prefix 124-401 Richmond St W

TORONTO Flavio Trevisan opening 6-9pm talk 7pm Koffler Gallery Off-Site 501-80 Spadina Ave

TORONTO Shary Boyle first day BMO Project Room 100 King St W

TORONTO Christine Negus opening 7-9pm Gallery TPW 56 Ossington Ave

TORONTO “28 Days” first day Justina M. Barnicke Gallery 7 Hart House Circ

TORONTO “About Photographic Collections” symposium first day Ryerson Image Centre 350 Victoria St

TORONTO Judith Heumann talk 6:30pm OCAD University 100 McCaul St

OAKVILLE Séripop talk 12:30-1:30pm Sheridan College 1430 Trafalgar Rd

CALGARY Svava Juliusson opening 7-8pm New Gallery Vitrines 205 8 Ave SE

CALGARY François Lacasse opening & talk 6-8pm Illingworth Kerr Gallery 1407 14 Ave NW

CALGARY Evan Penny opening 6-8pm Trépanier Baer 105-999 8 St SW

CALGARY Graham Krenz reception 7pm Truck Vitrines 205 8 Ave SE

BANFF Janice Kerbel talk 4pm Walter Phillips Gallery Banff Centre 107 Tunnel Mountain Dr

VANCOUVER Andrew Cross screening & talk 8pm Goldcorp Centre for the Arts 149 W Hastings St

VANCOUVER Bill Bissett & Carl Peters book launch & readings 7:30pm Charles H. Scott Gallery 1399 Johnston St

VANCOUVER “Out of Bounds” panel 7pm Audain Gallery 149 W Hastings St

VANCOUVER Michael Morris opening 8-10pm Belkin Art Gallery 1825 Main Mall

VICTORIA “Chinese Lunar New Year” screening & talk 7pm Art Gallery of Greater Victoria 1040 Moss St


FRIDAY JANUARY 20

HALIFAX Carol Mahtab first day Studio 21 Fine Art 1223 Lower Water St

MONCTON Amélie Brisson-Darveau / “My Precious Novella” / “La visite des États” openings 7pm talks 7:30pm Galerie Sans Nom 140 rue Botsford

MONCTON Yvon Gallant opening 5-7pm Centure culture Aberdeen 140 rue Botsford

FREDERICTION “Printmaking Process & Effect” / Carol Collicutt first day Gallery 78 796 Queen St

MONTREAL Pierre Blache opening 5:30pm Occurrence 5277 ave du Parc

TORONTO Fabian Mosquera / “Magnetic Impulses” / Patricia Beattie opening Xpace 58 Ossington Ave

TORONTO “30x30” screening 8pm Art Gallery of Ontario 317 Dundas St W

TORONTO Mitchell Akiyama opening 8-11pm Gendai Workstation 1265 Bloor St W

TORONTO Pierre Leguillon / Annie MacDonell openings 7pm Mercer Union 1286 Bloor St W

TORONTO “Editions Part One” opening 7-10pm Paul Petro 980 Queen St W

KITCHENER “Another Victory Over the Sun” talk 7pm opening 8pm / Marc Ngui & Magda Wojtyra opening 7-9pm Kitchener Waterloo Art Gallery 101 Queen St N

ST CATHARINES Jorge Luis Chávez Gamez opening 8pm CRAM International 24 James St 2nd fl

ST CATHARINES Brendan Tang talk 12pm Rodman Hall 109 St Paul Cres

WINDSOR William Perehudoff / Luanne Martineau / John Kissick openings 7-10pm Art Gallery of Windsor 401 Riverside Dr W

REGINA Edward Poitras opening 7:30pm MacKenzie Art Gallery 3475 Albert St

BANFF Janice Kerbel opening 7pm Walter Phillips Gallery 107 Tunnel Mountain Dr

VANCOUVER Brian Jungen book launch 7pm Charles H. Scott Gallery 1399 Johnston St

VANCOUVER Bill Bissett reading 12-1pm Belkin Art Gallery 1825 Main Mall


SATURDAY JANUARY 21

HALIFAX “Material World” first day Art Gallery of Nova Scotia 1723 Hollis St

LONGUEUIL Dominique Gaucher opening 2pm Plein Sud 150 rue de Gentilly E

SAINT HYACINTHE Dominique Gaucher opening 3pm talk 4pm Expression 495 rue St Simon

MONTREAL “Prix Diagonale 2011” opening 2pm Diagonale 5455 ave De Gaspé #203

MONTREAL Pierre Bourgault talk 2pm Centre Clark 5455 ave De Gaspé #114

MONTREAL “Archi-Féministes!” opening 3-6pm Optica 372 rue Ste Catherine

OTTAWA Drawing workshop 1-4pm Ottawa Art Gallery 2 Daly Ave

KINGSTON William Sawyer first day Agnes Etherington Art Centre Queen’s Ave at Bader Lane

TORONTO “28 Days” tour 1-2pm opening 2-4pm Georgia Scherman Projects 133 Tecumseth St

TORONTO Amanda Clyne talk 12pm p|m Gallery1518 Dundas St W

TORONTO Gerald Ferguson / William Kurelek first day Wynick/Tuck Gallery 128-401 Richmond St W

TORONTO “30x30” screening 8pm Art Gallery of Ontario 317 Dundas St W

TORONTO Steve Sanguedolce screening 7pm Innis Town Hall 2 Sussex Ave

TORONTO Michael Amar opening 2-6pm Christopher Cutts Gallery 21 Morrow Ave

TORONTO Marc Audette talk 2pm Gallery 44 120-401 Richmond St W

KITCHENER “Family Concert” 1:15-2:30pm Kitchener Waterloo Art Gallery 101 Queen St N

LONDON Larry Towell opening & book signing 2-4pm Michael Gibson Gallery 157 Carling St

WINDSOR Luanne Martineau, John Kissick, Karen Wilkin & Roald Nasgaard panel 12-2pm Art Gallery of Windsor 401 Riverside Dr W

KELOWNA “Second Nature” first day Kelowna Art Gallery 1315 Water St

VANCOUVER Michael Morris talk 1:30-3pm Belkin Art Gallery 1825 Main Mall


SUNDAY JANUARY 22

TORONTO Rosemary Donegan talk 2pm Power Plant 231 Queens Quay W

LONDON “Family Film Series” 3pm Museum London 421 Ridout St N

REGINA “Family Studio Sundays” 2-4pm MacKenzie Art Gallery 3475 Albert St

VANCOUVER “Wednesday Night School” event 7pm Audain Gallery 149 W Hastings St


TUESDAY JANUARY 24

TORONTO “Photography Collected Us” first day University of Toronto Art Centre 15 King’s College Circ

CAMBRIDGE “Select Works” opening 6:30pm talk 7pm Cambridge Galleries Design at Riverside 7 Melville St S

VANCOUVER Rabih Mroué talk 8pm Contemporary Art Gallery 555 Nelson St

WEST VANCOUVER “At the Intersection of Art and Medicine” opening 7-9pm West Vancouver Museum 680 17 St


WEDNESDAY JANUARY 25

MONTREAL Johanne Sloan talk 6pm Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery 1400 boul de Maisonneuve O

TORONTO “Art of the Veil” talk 6:30pm Textile Museum of Canada 55 Centre Ave

REGINA “Afterlife” opening 7-9pm Art Gallery of Regina 2420 Elphinstone St

WEST VANCOUVER “Impressions of Chiapas” talk 7-9pm Ferry Building Gallery 1414 Argyle Ave


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This article was first published online on January 19, 2012.

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