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WILDLIFE 2024

Online juried slide exhibition with playlist and PDF catalogue

JUROR/CURATOR: ANDRÉ LAROCHE & LOUIS JONCAS
DESIGNER: KATE PARKINSON

The Aird’s 2024 WILDLIFE project is juried by Montreal Gallerists, André Laroche and Louis Joncas. Some artists they selected for this online exhibition express a profound appreciation for the natural world. But many of the pieces Laroche and Joncas selected transcend scientific representation, operating on what might be described as a supernatural level. Organized into three succinct sections, air, water, and earth, by the WILDLIFE designer Kate Parkinson, the group project can be read as a science fantasy in what’s left of the worldwide woods or a contemporary version of Noah’s Ark.

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COLLAGE 2024

JUROR: ILENE SOVA

DEADLINE: Sunday, Aril 14, 2024, by midnight

All accepted artworks will be included in an online slide show with a playlist and a downloadable publication.

The Aird is delighted to offer our 3rd biennial juried exhibition showcasing collage-based works by contemporary artists.

 We invite and eagerly await your up-to-date submissions.

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Frances Cordero de Bolaños

COFFEE & PINE

Spirit of the Natural World, Beauty, and Complexities

Thursday, April 18 – Friday, June 7, 2024

Opening Reception: April 20 from 2-5 pm
Garden Party: May 25, from 2-5 pm

The John B. Aird Gallery is proud to present an exhibition titled COFFEE & PINE: Spirit of the Natural Worlds, Beauty, and Complexities by Salvadoran Canadian artist, Frances Cordero de Bolaños, and curated by Gallery Director, Carla Garnet.

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