An evening for the OSA Outreach Program | Une soirée au profit du Programme communautaire de l’ÉAO
The OSA Outreach Program is dedicated to providing free, community-based visual art classes to children and youth who face difficult economic or social circumstances, and have limited access to the many benefits of a structured creative environment.
Le Programme communautaire de l’ÉAO a pour objectif de donner des cours d’art gratuits aux enfants et aux adolescents évoluant dans des milieux défavorisés et n’ayant pas accès à un environnement créatif structuré.
A-R-T at the Métropolitain Brasserie | Wednesday, April 28th, 2010 at 6 p.m. | 700 Sussex Dr.
Tickets $100/per person | Door Prizes | Silent Auction | Live Entertainment | Food & Drinks!
Honourary Chair/Première présidente d’honneur
Victoria Henry
Director, Canada Council Art Bank
Directrice, la Banque d’oeuvres d’art du Conseil des arts du Canada
Honourary Patrons/Présidents d’honneur
Dr. Shirley Thomson
Former Director, National Gallery of Canada and the Canada Council for the Arts
Ancienne directrice, Musée des beaux-arts du Canada et du Conseil des arts du Canada
Gerda Hnatyshyn C.C.
President & Chair of the Board, The Hnatyshyn Foundation
Présidente du Conseil d’administration, La Fondation Hnatyshyn
Grant Jameson LL.B.
Senior Partner, Ogilvy Renault | Associé principal, Ogilvy Renault
Reesa Greenberg
Art Historian | Historienne de l’art
Morton Baslaw
OSA Instructor and Artist | Professeur de l’ÉAO et artiste
Jerry Grey
Artist | Artiste
Marilyn Noi
OSA Outreach Program Youth Patron
Présidente d’honneur du programme communautaire jeunesse de l’ÉAO
Download a copy of the bilingual Ticket Order Form [PDF]
We hope to see you at the OSA's 2010 Annual Fundraiser!
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OSA Charitable Registration Number 126510528 RR0001 |
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PROOF Studio Gallery is pleased to host the 9th Annual International Print Exhibition and Exchange - an opportunity for printmakers from anywhere in the world to connect with each other by exhibiting and exchanging their print interpretation of the zodiac sign of the TIGER for the 2010 Chinese New Year.
In previous years artists from China, Mexico, Germany, Japan, Australia, Romania, Scotland, Hong Kong and from across Canada have participated in this exchange.
Each artist creates a limited edition Year of the TIGER print using a traditional print technique such as etching, wood block, linoblock, embossing, lithographs, relief, silkscreen or mixed print media. The first print is kept and used for the exhibition. Additional prints are offered for sale or exchanged if not sold.
If you are interested in purchasing one of the Ottawa area artist prints (currently on display in the OSA lobby display cases) please contact Leonard Gerbrandt: 613.733.3762 /
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A print exchange will take place on Thursday, March 11th in the OSA Library from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
2010 Year of the Tiger Print Exchange Blog:
www.yearofthetigerprintexhibition.blogspot.com
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Volatilia, which comes from the word ‘fowl’ in Spanish (or French), is a ‘flying animalia’; this fantastic zoology offers, in its formal structure and its composition, an ironic portrait of our changing reality. The interest for the grotesque, as a mode of graphic representation, distorts and disfigures natural forms in which human features can be seen through the animal metamorphosis.
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Volatilia, qui provient du mot volatile, consiste en une zoologie fantastique d’animaux volants et offre, de par sa structure formelle et sa composition, un portrait ironique de notre réalité changeante. L’intérêt pour le grotesque, comme mode de représentation graphique, implique une déformation et une défiguration des formes naturelles envisageant une création de la métamorphose volatile, à l’intérieur de laquelle les traits de la figure humaine se manifestent.
Download the invite | Téléchargez l'invitation [PDF]
Download the press release | Téléchargez le communiqué de presse [PDF]
VERNISSAGE
February 18, 2010, from 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. | 18 février 2010 de 18 h à 20 h
Artist Talk at 6:30 p.m. | Conférence à 18 h 30
WHEN
Works will be on display from | Les œuvres seront exposées du :
February 13 – March 17, 2010 | 13 février au 17 mars 2010
Free to the public – Everyone welcome! | Admission gratuite / Bienvenue à tous!
WHERE
OSA Orleans Campus Gallery [245 Centrum Blvd., Shenkman Arts Centre]
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Karen Bailey traveled to Afghanistan in June 2007 as an appointed military artist with the Canadian Forces Artists Program. At the Role 3 Hospital, Kandahar Airfield, she documented military medical personnel caring for the wounded. Triage is the resulting body of work. Inspired by what she witnessed first hand, Karen’s paintings pay tribute to the dedication of Canadian nurses, doctors and medical technicians as they care for injured Afghan men and children.
TRIAGE : Une artiste à Kandahar
Karen Bailey s’est rendue en Afghanistan en juin 2007 à titre d’artiste de guerre dans le cadre du Programme d’arts des Forces canadiennes. À l’hôpital ROLE 3 de l’aérodrome de Kandahar, elle a témoigné du travail du personnel médical militaire qui soignait les blessés. Les oeuvres de Triage sont le résultat de ce témoignage. Inspirée par tout ce qu’elle a vu sur le terrain, Karen rend hommage au dévouement des infirmiers et infirmières, médecins et techniciens médicaux canadiens, en les immortalisant sur toile.
Download the press release | Téléchargez le communiqué de presse [PDF]
VERNISSAGE
February 11, 2010 from 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. | 11 février 2010 de 17 h à 20 h
TRIAGE BOOK LAUNCH | LANCEMENT DE LIVRE TRIAGE :
February 25, 2010 at 7 p.m. | 25 février 2010 à 19 h
Admission is free and everyone is welcome! | Admission gratuite, bienvenue à tous !
WHERE
OSA Gallery [35 George St. ByWard Market]
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Learn more about the origin of stained glass, its evolution over a thousand years and its arrival and acceptance as a Fine Arts discipline in the last century. Examine this medium through the eyes of German stained glass artist Detlef “Dego” Gotzens, who has been in the field for the past 43 years. He currently runs a studio in Quebec specializing in Restoration, Conservation and custom design projects. His work can be seen in Cologne, Manhattan (collaboration with Architect Ali Tayar), Montreal (Christ Church Cathedral, St. James the Apostle, St. Joseph’s Oratorio) and Ottawa (Memorial Chamber windows - Peace Tower on Parliament Hill, Notre Dame Cathedral, St. Patrick’s Basilica). A question and answer period will follow the lecture.
Apprenez-en plus sur les origines du vitrail, son évolution pendant mille ans, et son accession au statut de domaine des beaux-arts au cours du dernier siècle. Explorez ce moyen d’expression à travers le regard de l’artiste allemand du vitrail, Detlef « Dego » Gotzens, qui travaille dans le domaine depuis 43 ans. En ce moment, il dirige un atelier au Québec qui se spécialise dans la restauration, la conservation et les projets de commande. On peut voir ses oeuvres à Cologne, Manhattan (collaboration avec l’architecte Ali Tayar), Montréal (Cathédrale Christ Church; Église St. James the Apostle; Oratoire Saint-Joseph) et Ottawa (fenêtres de la Chapelle du Souvenir, dans la Tour de la paix du Parlement; Basilique Notre-Dame; Basilique Saint-Patrick). Une période de questions et réponses suivra la conférence.
Admission is free and everyone is welcome! | Admission gratuite, bienvenue à tous !
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The Ottawa School of Art (OSA) is now accepting proposals of current or proposed work for the 2011 exhibition season for both its downtown campus gallery and Orleans campus gallery. Artists working in all media are invited to submit proposals. Group exhibition proposals are also accepted. Artists should submit only one proposal and should indicate the gallery in which they wish their work to be exhibited (i.e. downtown or Orleans). Exhibition proposals can be submitted for consideration at both galleries.
The deadline for submitting artwork is Friday, April 23, 2010. All work must arrive no later than 4:30 p.m. local time (EST) in order to be considered for submission.
Mail or deliver (submissions will not be accepted via email) your submission to:
The Gallery Committee, Ottawa School of Art
35 George St. Ottawa, ON K1N 8W5
For more information, contact OSA Gallery Coordinator Cathy Brake: 613.241.7471 x 27
To download the bilingual 2011 Call for Exhibition Proposals [PDF]
To download the bilingual 2011 Guidelines for Support Materials [PDF] |
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For March Break Camps at the Ottawa School of Art, Main Campus, use the above menu and click on 'DOWNTOWN - PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN & TEENS'.
Download the 2010 OSA March Break Camps flyer [PDF]
Register by phone at the OSA Main Campus in the ByWard Market:
613.241.7471:
Register in person at:
35 George St. Ottawa, ON
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For March Break Camps at the Ottawa School of Art, Orleans Campus, use the above menu and click on 'ORLEANS - PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN & TEENS' or visit the Shenkman Arts Centre website here.
Download the 2010 OSA March Break Camps flyer [PDF]
Register by phone at the OSA Orleans Campus, Shenkman Arts Centre:
613.580.2765
Register in person at:
245 Centrum Blvd. Orleans, ON
Register online at:
www.shenkmanarts.ca
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Please note that as a not-for-profit organization, the Ottawa School of Art charges an annual family membership fee of $25* (plus tax). The membership entitles you to take classes at the school, take part in members’ exhibitions, sell art work through the school store, rent studio space and facilities. We’ll also give you a membership card that entitles you to discounts at various art supply stores in Ottawa.
*Membership will increase to $30 (plus tax) as of January 8th, 2010. |
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Portrait by Karole Marois
HYNDMAN, Robert Stewart June 28, 1915 - November 29, 2009 | 28 juin 1915 - 29 novembre 2009
“He loved to see students get that eureka moment when they understood what he was trying to teach them, and seeing their work develop over the course of a term or year. Robert Hyndman aimait voir ses étudiants vivre ce grand moment où ce qu’il leur enseignait leur paraissait finalement clair, et il aimait voir leur travail se developer.’’
– Jeff Stellick, Executive Director, Ottawa School of Art / Directeur Exécutif, l’École d’art d’Ottawa
Robert Hyndman Drawing & Painting Scholarship | Bourse Robert Hyndman pour le dessin et la peinture
Donations will be put towards the Robert Hyndman Drawing & Painting Scholarship, which provides students of the Ottawa School of Art with the opportunity to further explore their creative abilities in the visual arts. Les dons seront versés à la Bourse Robert Hyndman pour le dessin et la peinture, offrant ainsi aux étudiants de l’école d’art d’Ottawa l’opportunité d’explorer davantage leurs habiletés créatives dans les arts visuels.
To view the Robert Hyndman Legacy Memorial website, please click here
To make a donation to the Robert Hyndman Drawing & Painting Scholarship, please click here |
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For course listings at the Ottawa School of Art, Main Campus, use the above menu and click on 'DOWNTOWN - GENERAL INTEREST PROGRAMS'.
Download the 2010 Main Campus Winter booklet [PDF]
Download the 2010 OSA March Break Camps flyer [PDF]
Register by phone at the OSA Main Campus in the ByWard Market:
613.241.7471:
Register in person at:
35 George St. Ottawa, ON
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For course listings at the Ottawa School of Art, Orleans Campus, use the above menu and click on 'ORLEANS - GENERAL INTEREST PROGRAMS' or visit the Shenkman Arts Centre website here.
Download the 2010 OSA Orleans Campus Winter booklet [PDF]
Download the 2010 OSA March Break Camps flyer [PDF]
Register by phone at the OSA Orleans Campus, Shenkman Arts Centre:
613.580.2765
Register in person at:
245 Centrum Blvd. Orleans, ON
Register online at:
www.shenkmanarts.ca
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Please note that as a not-for-profit organization, the Ottawa School of Art charges an annual family membership fee of $25* (plus tax). The membership entitles you to take classes at the school, take part in members’ exhibitions, sell art work through the school store, rent studio space and facilities. We’ll also give you a membership card that entitles you to discounts at various art supply stores in Ottawa.
*Membership will increase to $30 (plus tax) as of January 8th, 2010. |
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