1 November \u2013 8 January
\nYannick Beauvalet, Doris Pavelich, Peter Warser, Janet Capling, Ross Rheame, Stephen Thorne, Bruno Schlumberger, Mike Vuckovic.<\/p>\n
Different Visions<\/b><\/i><\/p>\n
SPAO, Red Wall Gallery, 168 Dalhousie This is Now: Additions to the City of Ottawa Art Collection<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n This year\u2019s accessions feature the work of many photographers, including some from the RA Photo Club<\/strong> like Glenn Bloodworth<\/strong>, Abigail Gossage<\/strong> and Freeman Keats<\/strong>, at 3 galleries:<\/p>\n Trinity Gallery<\/strong>, Shenkman Centre, 28 November \u2013 4 January Check here<\/strong><\/a> for the specifics including times of opening receptions.<\/p>\n Opening remarks by Mayor Watson at the City Hall Reception:<\/strong> Thursday, Dec. 17, 5:30-7:30 p.m. <\/b>Check the web site for specifics including times of other opening receptions.<\/p>\n Performing History, Performing Heritage – Photos of the E B Eddy Complex<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Carleton University Patterson Hall<\/strong>, 4th Floor (lobby of the History Department) Disturban<\/strong>ce: 6<\/strong> Views of our Contemporary Landscape 5 November \u2013 30 December http:\/\/www.exposuregallery.ca\/exhibitions<\/a><\/p>\n Vistek Gallery, 499 Bank St.<\/strong><\/p>\n From 6 November Beautiful Destruction<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Louis Helbig (last public appearance before moving to Australia) The Unfinished Revolution<\/strong><\/em> For more than five years, Human Rights Watch researcher Samer Muscati has been documenting some of humanity\u2019s darkest acts, focusing his attention on the violation of the rights of women and girls around the world. Increasingly, he has explored photography\u2019s capacity to expand our understanding of the plight and perseverance of others.<\/p>\n Gathering the testimony of his subjects is often harrowing, and Muscati has found the medium invaluable in processing his experience, and connecting with his subjects. This exhibition pulls together the highs and lows Muscati has borne witness to, offering a moving account of the shifting fates of women and girls in a period of profound global transition.<\/p>\n Opening Night Reception:<\/strong> Wednesday, November 4 |\u00a05-7 PM
\n<\/b>To mid December: Op Ed,<\/b><\/i>work by Second Year Students.
\n12 December, 1-6 pm, Print Sale<\/b><\/i> by SPAO Students
\nhttp:\/\/spao.ca\/events-projects<\/a><\/u><\/span><\/p>\nShows Continuing from Previous Months<\/h3>\n
\nAtrium Gallery<\/strong>, Ben Franklin Place, 1 December – 5 January
\nKarsh Masson Gallery<\/strong>, City Hall, 10 December \u2013 17 January<\/p>\n
\n3 November \u2013 15 December
\nAndrea Cordonier, Kim Elliott, Paul Harrison, Raymond Masse, Caje Rodriguez, Bill Woodley & others
\nOpening reception 3 November 6:30 pm<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong><\/em>Exposure Gallery, 1255 Wellington West (above Thyme & Again)<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nStudio Zone V: Glenn Bloodworth, Freeman Keats, William McCloskey, Maureen Murphy, Richard Perron, Richard Robesco.<\/p>\n
\nworks by 6 SPAO students who have received the 2015 Canadian Applied Arts Award<\/p>\n
\npublic talk about Beautiful Destruction
\nUniversity of Ottawa<\/strong> Hamelin Hall, 70 Laurier East.
\n19 November 7-9:30pm
\nFor more information, check here<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nA Photo Exhibit by\u00a0Samer Muscati<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n
\nRSVP to Danielle Foster at\u00a0fosterd@hrw.org<\/a>\u00a0or 416-322-8448<\/span> by Friday, October 30, 2015.
\nUniversity of Ottawa<\/strong>, Desmarais Building, Room 12102
\n55 Laurier Avenue East<\/p>\n
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