Exhibitions and Events
Ed Pien: Present: Past / Future
Present: Past / Future is an evolving multimedia installation by artist Ed Pien that considers temporality as a lived, unstable, and relational condition. Developed through a long-term collaboration with the same group of elders in San Agustín, Cuba, the project brings together video portraits, photography, exchanged personal objects, and sculptural furniture assemblages to produce an immersive environment in which memory, aging, and presence unfold across multiple registers.
Opening reception for Ed Pien: Present: Past / Future
Please join us for the opening reception on Thursday, 7 May, from 6:00–8:00 pm.
It's About Time: Performance and Panel
Join us in the gallery for an evening of performance and conversation presented as part of our current exhibition It’s About Time: Dancing Black in Canada 1900–1970 and Now curated by Seika Boye.
Halifax/Kjipuktuk-based artists kay macdonald, I’thandi Munro, and Chris Cochrane (Elle Noir) will gather for a moderated discussion reflecting on Black performance as lineage and living practice. Together, they will explore how movement carries memory, how artists prepare to be seen, and how performance becomes a site of community, survival, and transformation.
Bottom Row, L-R: Allen D. Crooks, kay macdonald, Preston Pavlis
It's About Time: Artist/Curator Panel Discussion
Join us for a panel discussion for It's About Time: Dancing Black in Canada 1900-1970 and Now. The event will feature exhibition Curator Seika Boye in conversation with participating artists Ibe Ananaba, Anja Clyke, Allen D. Crooks, kay macdonald, and Preston Pavlis.
Admisison is free and everyone is welcome!
It's About Time: Dancing Black in Canada 1900-1970 and Now
70th Annual Student, Staff, Faculty and Alumni Exhibition
