Art exhibits: 9 shows open this week

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New shows and events in and around Ottawa this week:

Mnemonic (Re)Manifestations: Barry Ace, recent works inspired by traditional Anishinaabeg (Odawa) culture, traditional knowledge and found objects, Jan. 28 to March 6, Karsh-Masson Gallery, 110 Laurier Ave. W. ottawa.ca/arts

Turn Up The Heat: group exhibit of works by gallery artists, vernissage Jan. 28 from 6 to 10 p.m., exhibit to Feb. 14, Orange Art Gallery, 290 City Centre Ave. orangeartgallery.ca

Ottawa Selects: Selections from the Firestone Collection of Canadian Art, opening reception on Jan. 28 at 5:30 p.m., exhibit to Feb. 2016, Ottawa Art Gallery Annex, Ottawa City Hall, 110 Laurier Ave. W. ottawaartgallery.ca

Lament of the Natural World: ink drawings by Gayle Kells, opening reception Jan. 28 at 5:30 p.m., exhibit to April 10, Ottawa Art Gallery Annex, Ottawa City Hall, 110 Laurier Ave. W. ottawaartgallery.ca

Guatemala portraits: Kerry Stothers, Jan. 28 to Feb. 28, GigSpace, 953 Gladstone Ave. gigspace.ca

Leaving the Tribe: new works by Richard Silva, opening event with music by DJ Jas Nasty, Jan. 29, 7 p.m., Brookfield Restaurant and Confectionery, 704 Broofield Rd.

Eye on the Enlightenment: Photographs by John Cooper Robinson, images of Meiji-Taisho Japan of the mid 19th century, Jan. 30 to Feb. 14, Embassy of Japan, 255 Sussex Dr.

Split Spit Mound: solo exhibitby Amanda Boulos, painting and video installation, vernissage Jan. 30 from 5 to 7 p.m., exhibit to Feb. 28, Studio Sixty Six, 202-66 Muriel St. studiosixtysix.ca

Art Valentin: solo show by Marianna Mikhaylyan, romantic works, Feb. 1 to 14, Kevin Dodds Gallery, 1101 Bank St. kevindoddsart.com

War Beaches: Richard Robesco, photographic landscapes of Northwest France, vernissage Feb. 4 from 6 to 8 p.m., exbibit to Feb. 17, Exposure Gallery, 1255 Wellington St. W. exposuregallery.ca

Hommage à Marcel Barbeau, post-humous exhibit of works by the celebrated, recently-deceased artist, exhibit Feb. 4 to 28; his spouse will attend an homage reception on Feb. 7 from 2 to 5 p.m., Galerie Jean-Claude Bergeron, 150 St.Patrick St. galeriejeanclaudebergeron.ca

Photos: Art this week


Pieces on display at art exhibits around the region.

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  Amanda Boulos has a solo exhibit at Studio Sixty Six until Feb. 28.
  
  
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  Rare photos of mid 19t-centuty Japan taken by John Cooper Robinson are on display at the Embassy of Japan from Jan. 30 to Feb. 14, 2016.
  
  
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  Subject to One No. 4 by Leya Evelyn is on exhibit at Orange Art Gallery as part of the Turn Up The Heat show until Feb. 14.
  
  
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  The long career of Marcel Barbeau will be celebrated at an exhibit at Galerie Jean Claude Bergeron from February 4 to 28.
  
  
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  Gayle Kells' ink drawings are on exhibit at the OAG annex until April 10. OAG / supplied
  
  
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  Romantic works by Marianna Mikhaylyan are on exhibit Feb. 1 to 14 at the Dodds Gallery.
  
  
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  Otter Moccasins by Barry Ace at the Karsh Masson Gallery from Jan. 28 to March 6.
  
  
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  Jolie en rose by Eliabeth Lalonde on exhibit at Eugene Racette until Jan. 29. Roger Lalonde / supplied
  
  
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  The Bridge at Argenteuil, 1874, by Claude Monet on special exhibit at the National Gallery until Feb. 15, 2015. Courtesy / National Gallery of Art
  
  
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  Patrick Greene on exhibit at GigSpace until January 28.
  
  
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  Leslie Reid, Kaskawulsh III 60°44'N; 138°04'W, 2014, Oil and graphite on canvas, part of the Group 6: The Canadian Forces Artists Program, 2012-2013 on exhibit at the Diefenbunker Museum until Jan. 31, 2016.
  
  
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  Royal Couple by John Marok who has a solo exhibit at Espace Odyssee until January 31.
  
  
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  Franklin Carmichael (1890 –1945), The Nickel Belt 1928, oil on canvas, Firestone Collection of Canadian Art, The Ottawa Art Gallery; Donated to the City of Ottawa by the Ontario Heritage Foundation on exhibit at the OAG annex until February 2016.
  
  
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  Portraits by Kerry Stothers are on exhibit at GigSpace until February 28.
  
  
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  L.L. FitzGerald (1890 –1956), Prairie Homestead, 1925, oil on canvas, (detail), Firestone Collection of Canadian Art, The Ottawa Art Gallery; Donated to the City of Ottawa by the Ontario Heritage Foundation. on ehxibit at the OAG annex until February 2016.
  
  
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  Mary Kavanagh, The Expulsion (in white), 2013, Ink-jet print on archival paper, part of the Group 6: The Canadian Forces Artists Program, 2012-2013 on exhibit at the Diefenbunker Museum until Jan. 31, 2016.
  
  
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  Memory Landscape by Barry Ace at the Karsh Masson Gallery from Jan. 28 to March 6.
  
  
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  Toronto multimedia artist Amanda Boulos is exhibiting at Studio Sixty Six until Feb. 28.
  
  
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  Romantic works by Marianna Mikhaylyan are on exhibit Feb. 1 to 14 at the Dodds Gallery.
  
  
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  Portraits by Kerry Stothers at GigSpace until February 28.
  
  
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  Sorry, this is long by Rachel Kalpana James part of the Truth of the Matter exhibit at the OAG until Feb. 7.
  
  
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  Romantic works by Marianna Mikhaylyan are on exhibit Feb. 1 to 14 at the Dodds Gallery.
  
  
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  Thomas Kneubühler, Antennas, 2014, part of the Group 6: The Canadian Forces Artists Program, 2012-2013 on exhibit at the Diefenbunker Museum until Jan. 31, 2016.
  
  
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  Celestial Guardian No. 3 by Norman Takeuchi part of the Truth of the Matter exhibit at the OAG until Feb. 7.
  
  
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  Leslie Hossack, Damaged Building West of Pristina, Kosovo 2013, part of the Group 6: The Canadian Forces Artists Program, 2012-2013 on exhibit at the Diefenbunker Museum until Jan. 31, 2016.
  
  
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  Get a peek into the little-seen Japan of the mid-1800s at a special exhibit. Embassy of Japan / suppled
  
  
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  Layered Warmth by Erica Hawkes, part of The Great Escape at Wall Space Gallery until Feb. 7.
  
  
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  Au jardin by Frances Caswell-Routhier on exhibit at L'Imagier until Feb. 21.
  
  
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  Madawaska by Laura Culic, part of The Great Escape at Wall Space Gallery until Feb. 7.
  
  
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  To headed sister lying in a ditch by Amalie Atkins on exhibit to February 19 at Central Art Garage.
  
  
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  Philip Surrey (1910 – 1990), Tourist Bus, 1972, oil on canvas, on exhibit at the OAG Annex until February 2016. Firestone Collection of Canadian Art, / © Estate of Philip Surrey / SODRAC (2015)
  
  
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  Eye See by Emmanuelle Crites on exhibit at Eugene Racette until Jan. 29.
  
  
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  Romantic works by Marianna Mikhaylyan areon exhibit Feb. 1 to 14 at the Dodds Gallery.
  
  
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  Rays of Light by Erica Hawkes, part of The Great Escape at Wall Space Gallery until Feb. 7.
  
  
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  Romantic works by Marianna Mikhaylyan are on exhibit Feb. 1 to 14 at the Dodds Gallery.
  
  
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  Mount Abundance of the Tip Toe People I by Norman Tsui part of the Truth of the Matter exhibit at the OAG until Feb. 7..
  
  
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  Urban Ace by Barry Ace at the Karsh Masson Gallery from Jan. 28 to March 6.
  
  
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  Sonder by Sarah Horton on exhibit at Eugene Racette until Jan. 29.
  
  
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  if I could put you to sleep then I would sing you a lullaby by Nichola Feldman-Kiss at the OAG until February 7.
  
  
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  Old Barn, St. Urbain by George Pepper at the OAG until Feb. 14.
  
  
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  Beauty's Awakening at National Gallery until Jan. 2016, including this detail of Study of Iphigenia for "Cymon and Iphigenia," 1883, by Frederic Leighton. Promised Gift from the Lanigan Collection/ NGC / supplied
  
  
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  Fleshed out by Cindy Stelmackowicz part of the Truth of the Matter exhibit at the OAG until Feb. 7. s
  
  
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  The Promenade with the Railroad Bridge, 1874, by Claude Monet on special exhibit at the National Gallery until Feb. 15, 2015. supplied / Saint Louis art Museum
  
  
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  Cheval by John Marok who has a solo exhibit at Espace Odyssee until January 31.
  
  
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  Hurler No. 5 by Norman Takeuchi on exhibit at the Ottawa School of Art until February 14. David Barbour / supplied
  
  
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  Waterloo Bridge, Effect of Sunlight in the Fog, 1903, by Claude Monet on special exhibit at the National Gallery until Feb. 15, 2015. supplied / National Gallery of Canada
  
  
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  Kathe Kollwitz's Betendes Madchen (Girl Praying) 1892, on offer at Cube Gallery's The Collector's exhibit on Jan. 5 to Feb. 14.
  
  
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  Forest boreale centennaire, Tremblant collection 31, by Gordon Harrison, part of a group show at his gallery until Feb. 28.
  
  
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  Marc Chagall, The Dream, lithograph, on offer at Cube Gallery's The Collector's exhibit on Jan. 5 to Feb. 14.
  
  
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  Roy Kakegamic, Weesahkay Jack and the Great Flood (2005) part of the new exhibit at Canada Council for the Arts. courtesy / ollection of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada
  
  
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  Au Jardin, by Frances Caswell-Routhier on exhibit at L'Imagier until Feb. 21.
  
  
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  The Summoning by Amalie Atkins on exhibit to February 19 at Central Art Garage.
  
  
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  Piece from the Contemporary North exhibit at the Ottawa School of Art, Orleans campus, on to Feb. 28.
  
  
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  Les manteux blancs de l'hiver collection 6, by Gordon Harrison, part of a group show at his gallery until Feb. 28.
  
  
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  Eels Creek by Laura Culic, part of The Great Escape at Wall Space Gallery until Feb. 7.
  
  
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  Rapunzel and Medusa sit down to chat about war, c. 1947, by Natalie Brettschneider, part of the Carol Sawyer show at CUAG until April 19.
  
  
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  Garbage by Matthew Reichertz on exhibit at CUAG until April 3.
  
  
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  Diamond Composition by Robert Houle, on exhibit at the at CUAG until April 19. Justin Wonnacott / supplied
  
  
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  Le Chat blanc by John Marok who has a solo exhibit at Espace Odyssee until January 31.
  
  
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  Old Barn Old Barn by George Pepper at the OAG until Feb. 14.
  
  
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  The Bridge at Argenteuil, 1874, by Claude Monet on special exhibit at the National Gallery until Feb. 15, 2016. supplied / Neue Pinakothek, Art Resiurce,NY
  
  
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  Beauty's Awakening at National Gallery until Jan. 3, 2016. Frederick Sandys, King Pelles' Daughter Bearing the Vessel of the Sangreal, 1861, pen and black ink on paper, 32.1 × 23.4 cm. Promised Gift from the Lanigan Collection/ NGC / supplied
  
  
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  Beauty's Awakening exhibit is at the National Gallery until Jan. 3, 2016. Edward Burne-Jones, Study for "The Wedding Feast of Sir Degrevaunt" (for William Morris' Red House), 1860, watercolour and gouache over graphite, heightened with gum arabic on paper; 26.2 × 29.5 cm. Promised Gift from the Lanigan Collection. Promised Gift from the Lanigan Collection/NGC / supplied
  
  
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  Beauty's Awakening at National Gallery until Jan. 2016. / Edward Burne-Jones, Study for the Slave in "The Wheel of Fortune," c. 1875–83, black chalk on paper, 29.8 × 16.1 cm. Promised Gift from the Lanigan Collection. Promised Gift from the Lanigan Collection/ NGC / supplied
  

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Ongoing exhibits:

Painting The Streets of Ottawa and Beyond: Patrick S. Greene, to Jan. 28, GigSpace Art Gallery, 953 Gladstone Ave.

Artistes en herbe: Emmanuelle Crites, Sarah Horton, Elisabeth Lalonde, to Jan. 29, Galerie d’art Eugène-Racette, 6600 Carrière St., Orléans. mifo.ca

Thomas Kneubühler, Antennas, 2014, part of the Group 6: The Canadian Forces Artists Program


100 Years of Loss: exhibit by the Legacy of Hope Foundation, archival photographs and documents, first-person testimonies and art of the experience of the Residential School System in Canada, to Jan. 30, National Arts Centre, main lobby, 53 Elgin St. nac-cna.ca

Group 6 — The Canadian Forces Artists Program, 2012-2013: Joseph Amato and Alicia Payne, Sophie Dupuis, Leslie Hossack, Mary Kavanagh, Thomas Kneubühler, Sharon E. McKay, Leslie Reid, Rhonda Weppler and Trevor Mahovsky, to Jan. 31, Diefenbunker Museum, 3929 Carp Rd. diefenbunker.ca

La vie continue: John F. Marok, large scale oil paintings, to Jan. 31, Espace Odyssée, 855 boul. de la Gappe, Gatineau. maisondelaculture.ca

There’s Room: group exhibit, Ottawa artists respond to the refugee crisis, round table discussion, “should we abolish borders,” Feb. 6 from 2 to 4 p.m.; potluck and artist walk-about on Feb. 20; an information session on integrating newcomers in Ottawa with personal stories, speakers, Feb. 27; exhibit to Feb. 27, Gallery 101, 51B Young St. g101.ca

witness / témoin: Nicola Feldman-Kiss, to Feb. 7, Ottawa Art Gallery, 2 Daly Ave. artscourt.ca

The Great Escape: Erica Hawkes and Laura Culic, to Feb. 7, Wall Space Gallery, 358 Richmond Rd. wallspacegallery.ca

Truth of the Matter: Rachel Kalpana James, Cindy Stelmackowich, Norman Takeuchi, Howie Tsui, to Feb. 7, Ottawa Art Gallery, 2 Daly Ave. ottawartgallery.ca

Left Behind: Enriched Bread Artists group exhibit, curated by Svetlana Swinimer, in conjunction with There’s Room exhibit at G101, opening event Feb. 13 from 1 to 5 p.m., exhibit to Feb. 27, Enriched Bread Artists’ Gallery, 951 Gladstone Ave., Second Floor. enrichedbreadartists.com

Painting a Life Together: Kathleen Daly and George Pepper, to Feb. 14, Ottawa Art Gallery, 2 Daly Ave. ottawartgallery.ca

The Promenade with the Railroad Bridge, 1874, by Claude Monet on special exhibit at the National Gallery until Feb. 15, 2015.


Hard Street: Norman Takeuchi, photographic pieces depicting upheaval around the world, to Feb. 14, Ottawa School of Art, 35 George St. artottawa.ca

A Bridge to Modernity: Monet, 12 of the painter’s seminal works, to Feb. 15, National Gallery of Canada, 380 Sussex Dr. gallery.ca

Souhaits: Pilar Macias, to Feb. 16, Voix Visuelle, 67 Beechwood Ave. voixivuselle.ca

Wundermärchen: Amalie Atkins, photographs, to Feb. 19, Central Art Garage, 66B LeBreton St. N. centralartgarage.com

Contemporary North: exhibition of Inuit printmaking, drawing, sculpture and tapestry, featuring works of students of the Nunavut Arctic College and the Embassy of imagination, opening reception and culture events on Feb. 21 from 1 to 3 p.m., exhibit to Feb. 28, Lalande + Doyle, Ottawa School of Art, Orléans, 245 Centrum Blvd. artottawa.ca

Memory Garden: Frances Caswell-Routhier, to Feb. 21, Le Centre d’exposition L’Imagier, 9 Front St., Gatineau. limagier.qc.ca

My Culture: Mary Ann Penashue, to Feb 27, Fritzi Gallery, 1233 Wellington St. W.

Les manteaux blancs de l’hiver: Gordon Harrison, Alexi Hunter, Dulce Albalindeza, David Thai, Pauline Paquin, Dan Ryan, to Feb. 28, Gordon Harrison Gallery, 495 Sussex Dr. gordonharrisongallery.com

Comment épuiser un objet (chaise): Pascale Théorêt-Groulx, to March 13, Art-Image, 855 boul. de la Gappe, Gatineau. maisondelaculture.ca

Impressions: solo exhibit by Roger Sutclife, exhibit to April 1, Preston Square, 347 Preston St. rogersutcliffe.ca

Garbage: Mathew Reichertz, architectural-scale series of panels that transform the gallery into a comic book, to April 3, Carleton University Art Gallery, St. Patrick’s Building. cuag.carleton.ca

Continuum: Abstraction in Contemporary Indigenous Art, Carleton Curatorial Laboratory (CCL), works in the collection of the Carleton University Art Gallery, to April 18, Carleton University Art Gallery, St. Patrick’s Building. cuag.carleton.ca

The Natalie Brettschneider Archive: Carol Sawyer, ongoing series that features photographs, texts, a video, and music recitals to reconstruct the life and work of genre-blurring performance artist, to April 19, Carleton University Art Gallery, St. Patrick’s Building. cuag.carleton.ca

Kiki Smith and Tony Smith: A Masterpiece in Focus, works of the daughter, father artists, highlighting Black Box, exhibit to April 24, National Gallery of Canada, 380 Sussex Dr. gallery.ca

Fluxus8: Marie-Hélene Parant, 30-foot interactive video wall, exhibit to April 30, Âjagemô, Canada Council for the Arts, 150 Elgin St. canadacouncil.ca

Temporal Re-Imaginings, a new curation of indigenous art works by Alexandra Kahsenni:io Nahwegahbo, exhibit to April 2016, Âjagemô, Canada Council for the Arts, 150 Elgin St. canadacouncil.ca

Send information on art shows and events to kendemann@postmedia.com by 8 a.m. Monday, two weeks before the event. Photos welcome.

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