BOOKING CATALOGUE 2009-2010 - Art Gallery of Alberta
BOOKING CATALOGUE 2009-2010 - Art Gallery of Alberta
BOOKING CATALOGUE 2009-2010 - Art Gallery of Alberta
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Horse Power<br />
Available September <strong>2009</strong><br />
to February <strong>2010</strong><br />
For three centuries the evolution <strong>of</strong> prairie culture in North America<br />
relied greatly on horse power. The enduring bond between horses<br />
and people is explored through archival photographs from the<br />
Glenbow Museum and artworks from the collection <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Alberta</strong><br />
Foundation for the <strong>Art</strong>s. This travelling exhibition promotes<br />
discussion about the role <strong>of</strong> horses in law enforcement, ranching,<br />
transportation, sport and entertainment.<br />
W.J. Oliver<br />
Lewis Welsh Jumping ‘Barra Lad’, n.d.<br />
Digital Reproduction <strong>of</strong> Archival Photograph<br />
Glenbow Photographic Archives<br />
Horse Power reflects the strength, speed, agility and grace <strong>of</strong><br />
the horse in motion. It also reveals memorable stories from the<br />
past about unique relationships between rider and horse. This is<br />
achieved through wonderful examples <strong>of</strong> documentary photographs<br />
by historically significant photographers like W.J. Oliver,<br />
L.A. Huffman and O.B. Buell.<br />
Curated by Les Pinter, <strong>Alberta</strong> Society <strong>of</strong> <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Exhibition Info<br />
• 2 medium crates (280lbs)<br />
• 25 works (15 framed units)<br />
• 13 known artists<br />
• approx. 75 running feet<br />
Expedition:<br />
Dan Hudson<br />
Available March <strong>2010</strong><br />
to August <strong>2010</strong><br />
Expedition: Dan Hudson contains a mix <strong>of</strong> paintings and photographs<br />
that highlight the themes <strong>of</strong> adventure and travel. As a photo<br />
journalist, Hudson provides unique perspectives on the natural<br />
environment and urban culture. He has been sent on assignment<br />
around the world and his photographs have been published in<br />
prominent magazines such as National Geographic, Rolling Stone,<br />
Outside, Powder, Snowboarder and Explore. The artist has assembled<br />
the best <strong>of</strong> his assignment photography into photo collages that<br />
featue expeditions to Russia, Japan, Iceland, Chile, Argentina and<br />
Canada. An extraordinary journey <strong>of</strong> discovery from city streets to<br />
mountain summits is presented.<br />
Dan Hudson<br />
Expedition: Japan (detail), 2008<br />
Colour Photograph<br />
Courtesy <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Art</strong>ist<br />
7 • ART GALLERY OF ALBERTA<br />
The paintings in Expedition: Dan Hudson reveal a more personal<br />
involvement with nature. Based on Hudson’s participation in outdoor<br />
adventures, the paintings explore the fine line that exists between<br />
exhilaration, loss <strong>of</strong> control and danger. Expedition: Dan Hudson<br />
enables us to think about our own adventures, both big and small, in<br />
new and exciting ways.<br />
Curated by Les Pinter, <strong>Alberta</strong> Society <strong>of</strong> <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Exhibition Info<br />
• 2 medium crates (220 lbs)<br />
• 12 works<br />
• 1 artist<br />
• approx. 65 running feet