Atte Ourie...........(see the movie)...................FINLAND

SEE THE MOVIE - Into The Woods - vimeo 1:30 - Atte Ourie - movie by Helene Lacelle
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The Gift...................................................CANADA

Annette Hegel & Deborah Margo - By the Bee ....................CANADA

Annette Hegel and Deborah Margo – By the bee

July 18 to September 29, 2019
Opening: Thursday, July 18, 5:30 to 7:30 pm
Artists’ talk: Sunday, September 22, 2 pm
Ottawa City Hall, 110 Laurier Avenue West

By the bee is an evolving project by collaborating artists Annette Hegel and Deborah Margo. Bringing together scent, sound, light and three-dimensional elements, it is a representation of bumble bee culture. Variations in the size of the sculptures in the installation, shifts in the volume of sound, emerging scent, changing light conditions, and the tactile nature of the plant components, make this work an immersive experience.

CARMELA RIZZUTO..........................................USA

Carmela Rizzuto's MailArt - THE MOVIE

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Tammy Salzl....................CANADA

The Ottawa School of Art Byward Market Campus is proud to present Beauty and Folly, an exhibition by Tammy Salzl. Beauty and Folly is on display from Thursday February 21 to Sunday March 31, 2019 at the Ottawa School of Art’s Gallery located on the main floor of the Downtown Campus in the Byward Market. All are welcome!

Tammy Salzl is a Montreal based interdisciplinary artist who completed her Master of Fine Arts at Concordia University in 2014. Salzl has presented her work across Canada, as well as in Germany, Mexico, and the US. She is a Tedeschi Scholarship recipient, a 2018 OALA/Ground Award recipient, a 2011 Honourable Award Winner in The Kingston Prize, and has received grants and residencies from the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec, the Alberta Foundation for the Arts, I-Park International Artist in Residence Program, US; the Vermont Studio Centre, US; the Klondike Institute of Art and Culture Centre, Yukon; The Banff Centre, AB; and KHMessen Art House, Norway. Recent solo and two person exhibitions include the Two Rivers Gallery, BC, the Art Gallery of Grande Prairie, AB, and Gallery 101, ON. Salzl has upcoming exhibitions in Montreal, North Bay, and Edmonton.

“My interdisciplinary practice is driven by a keen interest in the power of storytelling and the connections I see between contemporary society, the human psyche, and our relationship with the natural world. The works in Beauty and Folly combine metaphor, material, moving image and sound to examine the psychological complexities of living in a shifting world.”
“My works assign personal and altered narratives to familiar objects and stories, transforming them to reorient thinking about our relationships with the planet, other species, and each other. They draw on the female body and voice (often my own) as a frame of reference, and on the influence of ecology, pop culture, and myth. The gallery becomes a place where we can re- conceive our interconnections with the organic and inorganic world, and where moments of self-awareness and unease are translated into shared experiences and wonder.”
The opening night vernissage & reception will take place at the OSA Main Gallery in the ByWard Market on

Thursday February 21, 2019 from 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm. Admission is free.

This free exhibition runs from February 21 to March 31, 2019.

Jacinta Aungier...........................CANADA

Nathalie Quagliotto.................................CANADA

City Hall Art Gallery
February 7 to April 10, 2019 
City Hall Art Gallery, 110 Laurier Avenue West, Ottawa 
Vernissage Feb 7 - 5:30 to 7:30pm

Nathalie Quagliotto  SAFETY MEASURES

(The gallery is open daily 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., including holidays)
This exhibition presents sculptures and an installation that consists of reconfigured childrens’ objects. It looks at how humour and play can affect reform in a social setting. The work presented revolves around the thin line of safety vs. risk and the resulting relationships that can surface out of the objects.

KALEIDOSCOPE.........................................from CANADA

City Hall Art Gallery 110 Laurier Avenue West
Ottawa, Ontario

Date December 06–January 30, 2019
 

“Kaleidoscope” highlights new additions to the City of Ottawa Art Collection in 2018. Artworks are added to the Collection each year by way of a peer assessment process through purchase, donation and/or commission.

Tiffany APRIL, Shahla BAHRAMI, BHAT BOY, James BOYD, Craig COMMANDA, Kristina CORRE, Lynda CRONIN, Josée DESJARDINS, EN MASSE, Tony FOUHSE, Sarah FULLER, Christopher GRIFFIN, Laurence HYDE IAMRURIK, David KAARSEMAKER, Claude LATOUR, Jim LOGAN, Hayden MENZIES, Drew MOSLEY, Marie-Jeanne MUSIOL, Mélanie MYERS, Nadia MYRE, Jay ODJICK, Theo PELMUS, Annie POOTOOGOOK, Barry POTTLE, Ramona RAMLOCHAND, Leslie REID, Philip ROSE, Mana ROUHOLAMINI, Vera SALTZMAN, Komi SESHIE, Meredith SNIDER, Svetlana SWINIMER, TAFUI, Katherine TAKPANNIE, John TENASCO, Anne Wanda TESSIER, Douglas WALKER, Tavi WEISZ, Colin WHITE, Anna WILLIAMS, Andrew WRIGHT