#calgary art exhibition

[christianfrederiksen]

Pleased to announce that my hypercomic "One in Five" will be a part of this year's Particle + Wave Media Arts Festival. April 21 - May 07 at multiple Calgary venues and online.

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Portrait of Alice Wong by Georgia Webber

Contemporary Calgary, Mohkinstis, Canada

As part of the exhibition “Resistance & Respiration”

January 2024

[shadowland]

Big, Big Love: k.d. lang on Stage Studio Bell, The National Music Centre, 2017 photographed by Jamila Kanaji

But, interestingly, most of the artifacts on display from that period are not musical but items of clothing that lang wore. There’s the red and gold brocade jacket she wore on the Ingenue tour; the yellow ball gown that was featured in the video for Miss Chatelaine; a striped shirt seen in the video for Constant Craving; a red, white and black striped jacket she wore at the Junos that year; and the black jacket she wore at the Grammy Awards.

The exhibit also features artifacts like the handmade diorama that was used to create the cover art for the 1987 album Angel with a Lariat and a few of lang’s musical instruments. But Big, Big Love is dominated by clothing, everything from her cowpunk stage outfit from 1985, which featured a fringed-satin shirt and floral skirt, to the bedazzled blue nudie suit she wore in 1990. It’s a reminder that, no matter how impressive lang’s singing voice and talent for genre-hopping may be, she was also an artist who was conscious and in control of her image, allowing her to play with ideas of gender and androgyny and to simply “have a lot of fun with clothes.”

“It was inseparable from the music, it was a whole piece,” lang says. “I came from a performance-art background, so it was definitely as much of the concept as the music. It was to present it as I did with music, which was a hybrid between classic sounds or classic instrumentation but mixed with an alternative mindset. So you’d have a classic country shirt but you’d have sawed-off men’s cowboy boots and a skirt.”

Lang, who spends most of her time in Calgary these days, was aware and had been impressed with the work being done at Studio Bell, which is home to the National Music Centre. She offered to donate or loan some of her belongings to the centre.

“I definitely have a fondness and enjoy looking at those things,” lang says. “But I feel, in some ways, owning that stuff and having to carry it around with me in a way weighs me down, both physically and spiritually. I really feel like I want to share it but not own it.” {x}

photographed by © Hayley Robb

The yellow tulle ball gown from lang's Miss Chatelaine music video.

lang's outfit from the 1988 Calgary Olympics.

lang's Manuel Cuevas suit. In addition to wearing it to the 1990 Grammy Awards, k.d. lang also performed her song “Big Boned Gal” in this suit on UK’s Channel 4 – paying tribute to her home in southern Alberta.

Sources: YouTube and Gobal News

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The Princess Royal’s Official Engagements in June 2023

01/06 As Colonel-in-Chief of The Royal Logistic Corps, Princess Anne attended the Freedom of the City of Winchester Parade at the Guildhall to mark the 30th Anniversary of the Corps, followed by a Service of Thanksgiving in Winchester Cathedral. 🫡

03/06 Princess Anne departed from Heathrow Airport for Canada and was received at Calgary International Airport by the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta. 🇨🇦

As President of The Duke of Edinburgh’s Commonwealth Study Conferences, HRH met with delegates and later attended a Dinner at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity. 🌍

04/06 As President of The Duke of Edinburgh’s Commonwealth Study Conferences, HRH attended the Opening Plenary of the Commonwealth Study Conference. She departed Calgary Airport for the United Kingdom and arrived back on 05/06 🇨🇦

06/06 As Royal Patron of Motor Neurone Disease Association, attended a Care Forum at Boughton House, Kettering. 🦠

As Master of the Corporation of Trinity House, HRH attended a Younger Brethrens’ Dinner at Trinity House, Tower Hill, London EC3. 🍽️

07/06 As Master of the Corporation of Trinity House, HRH attended the Trinitytide Anniversary Annual Court Meeting, Church Service and Luncheon at Trinity House. 🥗

The Princess Royal attended the Canadian Armed Forces Day Reception at the High Commission of Canada in the United Kingdom, Canada House, Trafalgar Square. 🇨🇦

08/06 The Princess Royal, as Honorary Air Commodore of Royal Air Force Brize Norton, attended a Parade to mark the retirement of C-130J Hercules and the disbandment of 47 Squadron at Royal Air Force Brize Norton. ✈️

Her Royal Highness, As Royal Patron of the Security Institute, HRH attended a Careers Fair at the Victory Services Club 💼

As Patron, International Students House, attended a Reception. 👨‍🎓

12/06 As Patron, of the British Nutrition Foundation, Princess Anne visited Washingborough Academy in Lincoln, to mark the 11th Healthy Eating Week for Schools. 🍎

As President of Carers Trust, HRH visited the new Facilities for Carers at the Carers’ Support Service at the Old Waterworks Office in Grimsby. 🩺

As Chairman of the International Olympic Committee Members Election Commission, HRH held a Dinner at St James’s Palace. 🍽️

13/06 Held an Investiture ceremony at Buckingham Palace. 🎖️

The Princess Royal, As Chairman of the International Olympic Committee Members Election Commission, held a Members Election Commission Meeting. 🤸‍��️

14/06 Held two Investiture ceremonies at Windsor Castle. 🎖️

Received His Excellency Sir Rodney Williams (Governor-General of Antigua and Barbuda) and Lady Williams. 🇦🇬

15/06 The Princess Royal as Colonel of The Blues and Royals (Royal Horse Guards and 1st Dragoons) carried out the following engagements;

Attended the parading of the new Sovereign’s Standard to the Regiment followed by a Reception at Hyde Park Barracks.💂‍♂️

Attended a Household Cavalry Council Meeting at Hyde Park Barracks. 🐴

The new Sovereign’s Standard to The Blues and Royals was presented by HRH to HM in the Quadrangle of Buckingham Palace and was received with a Royal Salute. After the new Standard was consecrated, The Parade subsequently ranked past HM and HRH. 🚩

As President of the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851, attended the Fellows’ Reception at the Royal Geographical Society. 🌍

16/06 The Princess Royal, as Colonel of The Blues and Royals (Royal Horse Guards and 1st Dragoons), presided over a Conference attended by the Colonels of the Regiments of the Household Division. HRH subsequently attended the Senior Colonels’ Dinner at Clarence House. 🫡

17/06 In her role as Colonel-in-Chief of the Blues and Royals and Gold Stick in Waiting, the Princess Royal along with Sir Tim and other members of the royal family attended King Charles first Trooping the Colour Parade as monarch. 💂‍♂️

His Majesty was followed by The Prince of Wales (Colonel, Welsh Guards), The Princess Royal (Colonel, The Blues and Royals, Royal Horse Guards and 1st Dragoons) and The Duke of Edinburgh (Royal Honorary Colonel, 1st Battalion London Guards) on horseback down the Mall towards Horse Guards Parade. Duchess Sophie, Sir Tim and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester travelled in carriages and the Duke of Kent (Colonel, Scots Guards) followed by car. 🐎

The troops on Parade, under the command of Lieutenant Colonel John Livesey, Welsh Guards (Field Officer in Brigade Waiting), received The King with a Royal Salute. 🫡

After the Parade, the RF rode back to Buckingham Palace on horseback, in carriages and by car. The Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment and The King’s Troop, Royal Horse Artillery ranked past The King on arrival at Buckingham Palace. 🐴

The royal family stood on the balcony of Buckingham Palace and witnessed a fly-past by aircraft of the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force. ✈️

19/06 The Princess Royal and Sir Tim with other members of the royal family and other members of the Garter attended a Chapter of the Most Noble Order of the Garter in the Throne Room, Windsor Castle.

They all later attended a Luncheon Party for the Companions of the Most Noble Order of the Garter. 🥪

An Installation Service was held in St George’s Chapel at which two new members were installed in the order. 🪶

20/06 As Colonel, The Blues and Royals (Royal Horse Guards and 1st Dragoons), attended a Dinner at Drapers’ Hall. 🍽️

Unofficial Attended day one of Royal Ascot with Zara and Mike Tindall, Peter Phillips and Lindsay Wallace 🐎

21/06 Unofficial Princess Anne, Sir Tim, Zara & Mike Tindall and other members of the RF attended day two of Royal Ascot. 🐴

22/06 Unofficial Princess Anne, Sir Tim, Zara & Mike Tindall and other members of the RF attended Ladies Day, day three of Royal Ascot. 🐴

23/06 Visited the Royal Highland Show at the Royal Highland Centre in Edinburgh where she met exhibitors, farmers, animals and sampled local food and drink. 🐮🐑🧀🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

24/06 Attended the Icelandic Horse Society British Championships and Summer Festival at Washbrook Farm, Aston le Walls. 🇮🇸🐎

27/06 Attended the opening ceremony of the World Equestrian Festival, CHIO Aachen, Germany. 🇩🇪🐎

28/06 Toured behind the scenes and met team GB at the World Equestrian Festival, CHIO Aachen, Germany. 🇩🇪🇬🇧

29/06 The Princess Royal, as President of Carers Trust, accompanied by Sir Tim, attended a Reception in London SW1. 🦽

Princess Anne as Patron of United Kingdom Sailing Academy, accompanied by Sir Tim, attended a Founders’ Club Dinner at the Corporation of Trinity House. ⛵️

30/06 The Princess Royal presented Prize Day awards at the Royal School Haslemere. 🏆

Total official engagements for Anne in June: 40

2023 total so far: 262

Total official engagements accompanied by Tim in June : 6

2023 total so far: 56

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Brad Woodfin's "The Rising Tide."

Currently on view at Antler Gallery in Portland, Oregon is artist Brad Woodfin's solo exhibition, "The Rising Tide."

Brad was born in Marblehead, Massachusetts in 1970. He moved to Olympia, Washington in 1991 to study printmaking and painting at The Evergreen State College. His work has been featured in solo shows in New York, Vancouver, Calgary, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Melbourne, as well as group shows and art fairs in Hamburg, London, Miami, New York and Melbourne. Brad lives and works in Montreal.

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West Ontario: Thunder Bay and Kenora

It feels like ages ago that I left Sleeping Giant as I'm currently in Calgary, three provinces further west 😅 but been busy traveling with very little internet access, so will aim to catch up by writing shorter posts! 🤞

On the way to Thunder Bay I visited the Terry Fox memorial - for non-Canadians, he was a young man who ran a "marathon of hope" to raise awareness for cancer; having started in St John's in Newfoundland, he ran 3,339 miles across Canada close to here, where he had to stop as his cancer returned & he died shortly afterwards. Supporting Terry Fox runs by friends were the first donations that I made in Canada (I must admit I never ran myself) and he has rightly so turned into an inspiration for many. The memorial serves both as a reminder that our health is the very first thing we should take care of, and as a motivation to never give up on life... ❤

In Thunder Bay I did the usual errands plus an unsatisfactory visit to a BMO bank branch, where I had hoped they would reinstate my credit card after a suspicious activity... however, they only could send a new card to my friends in Dundas (where I'll be back end September 🤔) so that stressed me out but luckily with the help of great friends 😍, I received the replacement card this morning in Calgary so I can now worriless continue spending 😝.

Half an hour west from Thunder Bay I breaked for lunch at the Kakabeka Falls, the so-called "Niagara Falls of the North"... although pretty (& in a more natural setting than Niagara Falls), the comparison doesn't really hold true 🤣

After that it was a 2hr+ drive to the little village of Ignace where I stayed in a lovely inn on a lake, run by a couple that used to live in Toronto but had moved here during the pandemic in search for a quieter life (which it certainly is with its 1,200p population!) .

Along the drive, the trees were still the same boreal forest (which I probably will never want to see again after this roadtrip 😁) and it was grey and boring so couldn't wait to stop for the day... the only interesting thing is that I changed another hour back in time, similar to Labrador not at a provincial border but just randomly somewhere 😅. Meant I had an extra hour to sit with my legs up!

Next day, I made the last 3-hour push to arrive in Kenora, the most westerly town in Ontario and famous for being on the massive Lake of the Woods. The roads were much busier here with several links to the US border, and suddenly it became agricultural with rolling fields west of Dryden, a change from the forever-forest!

In the evening, the lake at my campsite at Rushing River provincial park became dead still and massive clouds turned pink when the sun set... pretty! 😍 As a really great plus, there were no longer flies and very few mosquitos which makes being outside so much nicer. As a really big negative, there was a snake that came my way when I was sitting at the picknick table chatting with a friend. After booing it away, I researched Ontario snakes and although the common eastern gartersnake is not poisonous and doesn't normally attack, I was less than pleased when it showed up next to me again! 😵

In the morning, the water was still very calm so had a beautiful paddle before breakfast. I never cease to be happy when I'm on the water!! 🤩

Thereafter, I drove into town for a boat tour on the MS Kenora along tons of islands, rich houses, "devil gaps", spiritual rocks as well as 6 bald eagles. It was pretty but very hazy due to the smoke so then everything turns into the same gray-yellow hue... 🤨

After visiting an art gallery dedicated to a local painter and an interesting exhibit on the 150th anniversary of Indigenous Treaty #3 - " which will last as long as the sun will shine and the water runs, that is to say forever", it was patio time for a drink & snack with view on the lake! ☀️ Back at the campground, it was so sticky hot that I went for another little paddle to the beach and a refreshing swim 🤓

There was too much wind in the morning for another paddle so spent some time cleaning out and repacking the car, throwing away any items that I hadn't used for the last two months, no point in keeping those!

Although it was a great spot on the water, the campsite was a walk-in on a slope so I ended up hating it going up & down endlessly to my car... mental note never to book that again!

Before heading out, I did a small hike along the namesake rapids that the park was created for, but it was hot & humid so not enjoyable.

Time to say goodbye to Onario and off to Manitoba!

Wildlife: 1 deer (Dryden), 1 common eastern gartersnake (twice!), 6 bald eagles and 1 loud flying loon (Rushing River/Kenora)

SUPs: two at Rushing River

Hikes: one at Rushing River

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Stephen Avenue, Calgary (No. 4)

Telus Sky

Calgary is a rapidly growing cosmopolitan city with numerous skyscrapers. One of them being Bjarke Ingels Group’s Telus Sky tower. The tower accommodates office blocks on the lower floors and residences on the upper floors, this is said to have dictated the curvature in the form of the tower. It transitions from flushed, shiny glass facades for the offices to protruding balconies for the apartments. 

The building was constructed, replacing the demolished Art Central Building and hence, the ground floor of the tower incorporates a gallery to flaunt the exhibits of artists, as well as some retail. The amalgamation of these three types of programs adds character and life to the typical mundane corporate offices. 

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[mushroomgothic]

this guy was chosen to be a part of an exhibition!! he’ll be up for 2 months in a gallery in Calgary, along with other art from 17 other university students across alberta. i’m so stoked to have been chosen; my first exhibition outside of school!! excited to rescue this guy from his body bag christmas tree storage bag in my garage

after-life (2022)

paper mache, other recycled materials, acrylic paint

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Canadian Capers: From the Rockies to the Prairies

Embark on a captivating journey through Canada, where the majestic Rockies meet the vast Prairies, offering Bangladeshi travelers an adventure filled with breathtaking landscapes, vibrant cities, and rich cultural experiences. From the towering peaks of the Rocky Mountains to the expansive grasslands of the Prairies, this journey promises an unforgettable exploration of Canada’s diverse beauty.

The Journey Begins: From Dhaka to Vancouver

Start your Canadian adventure with a flight from Dhaka to Vancouver, British Columbia. Convenient connections through major hubs like Dubai, Doha, or Hong Kong make this journey seamless. Vancouver, known for its stunning natural beauty and cosmopolitan vibe, is the perfect gateway to the Rockies. Explore Stanley Park, a sprawling urban park offering scenic views, or visit Granville Island for its bustling markets and artisanal shops. Don't miss the chance to sample fresh seafood and experience the city's multicultural culinary scene.

The Rocky Mountains: Nature’s Masterpiece

From Vancouver, embark on a scenic drive or train journey to the Rocky Mountains. The Rocky Mountaineer train offers a luxurious and picturesque route through this breathtaking region. Discover Banff National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you can hike through pristine wilderness, visit the iconic Lake Louise with its turquoise waters, and soak in the natural hot springs. Jasper National Park, another gem of the Rockies, boasts stunning landscapes, wildlife viewing opportunities, and the serene beauty of Maligne Lake.

Calgary: Gateway to the Prairies

Continue your journey to Calgary, Alberta, known for its cowboy culture and vibrant city life. Visit the Calgary Tower for panoramic views of the city and the surrounding mountains. The Calgary Stampede, held annually in July, offers a thrilling experience of rodeos, parades, and exhibitions celebrating the region’s Western heritage. Explore the Glenbow Museum to learn about the history and culture of Western Canada.

The Prairies: Expansive Landscapes and Rich Heritage

Travel eastward to the vast expanses of the Canadian Prairies, covering the provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. The Prairies are known for their endless skies, golden wheat fields, and charming small towns. In Saskatchewan, visit Grasslands National Park, where you can experience the untouched beauty of the prairie landscape and spot wildlife like bison and prairie dogs. Regina, the capital city, offers attractions such as the Royal Saskatchewan Museum and the historic Government House.

Winnipeg: Cultural Hub of the Prairies

Conclude your journey in Winnipeg, Manitoba, a city rich in cultural diversity and history. Explore The Forks, a vibrant meeting place with markets, restaurants, and outdoor activities. The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is a must-visit, offering powerful exhibits and stunning architecture. Discover the vibrant arts scene with a visit to the Winnipeg Art Gallery and enjoy local cuisine, including delicious dishes influenced by the city's multicultural population.

The Return Journey

As your adventure through Canada comes to an end, reflect on the diverse landscapes and experiences that have shaped your journey. From the towering Rockies to the sweeping Prairies, this exploration of Canada’s natural beauty and cultural richness will leave you with lasting memories and a deep appreciation for the country’s diverse regions.

Conclusion

Canada’s blend of majestic mountains, expansive prairies, and vibrant cities offers a captivating journey for Bangladeshi travelers. From the bustling streets of Vancouver to the serene landscapes of the Prairies, this adventure promises an unforgettable exploration of the Great White North.

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Top 5 well-known Chinese cities to visit

Exploring well-known cities in China and Canada offers a glimpse into diverse cultures and landscapes that captivate travelers worldwide. In China, cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Xi'an, Chengdu, and Guilin stand out for their rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural beauty. Each city offers unique attractions, from ancient landmarks and bustling markets to modern skyscrapers and serene landscapes. On the other hand, Canada's most populated cities, such as Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Ottawa, Winnipeg, and Quebec City, represent a blend of urban sophistication and natural splendor. These cities are renowned for their multiculturalism, vibrant arts scenes, and economic vitality. From the iconic CN Tower in Toronto to the historic charm of Old Montreal and the scenic beauty of Vancouver's coastline, each city in Canada has its own distinct character and appeal. Whether you're drawn to the ancient wonders of China or the modern urban centers of Canada, these cities promise unforgettable experiences for travelers seeking cultural immersion, historical exploration, and natural wonders. Understanding what makes these cities unique enhances the journey, whether you're planning a visit to explore China's ancient heritage or Canada's dynamic urban landscapes.

Here are some well-known Chinese cities to visit.

1. Famous monuments in Beijing: The Great Wall, the Forbidden City, and Tiananmen Square are just a few of Beijing's famous monuments. Beijing is the capital of China. A glimpse of China's rich cultural heritage and imperial past can be found at these historic places.

Cultural Heritage: Old temples like the Temple of Heaven, contemporary architectural marvels like the Bird's Nest Stadium, and traditional hutongs (narrow lanes) are all open for exploration by tourists. Beijing also organizes cultural events, such as traditional Chinese festivals and opera performances.

Culinary Delights: With its renowned Peking duck, street food vendors, and vibrant night markets like Wangfujing Snack Street, Beijing is a food lover's dream come true. The city's rich history and diversified cultural landscape are reflected in its gastronomic scene.

2. Shanghai Modern Metropolis: With its futuristic cityscape dominated by buildings like the Oriental Pearl Tower and Shanghai Tower, Shanghai is both China's financial hub and a showcase of modernity. The shoreline at Bund provides breathtaking metropolitan views.

Historical Charm: Shanghai maintains historic districts like the French Concession and classic gardens like Yu Garden despite its modernization. The city's theaters, museums, and art galleries combine modern and historical elements.

Shopping and Entertainment: Shanghai is an ideal destination for shoppers, offering a plethora of upscale boutiques on Nanjing Road, hip stores in Xintiandi, and distinctive items in local markets like Tianzifang. Traditional tea houses and rooftop bars are part of the city's lively nightlife.

3. Xi'an Ancient Capital: Known for the Terracotta Army, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Xi'an is one of China's oldest towns and was the seat of numerous dynasties. The Giant Wild Goose Pagoda and the historic city walls are open for exploration.

Cultural Riches: With its bustling food markets, Muslim Quarter, and traditional crafts, Xi'an provides a window into China's rich cultural past. Exhibiting items spanning millennia of Chinese history is the Shaanxi History Museum.

Gateway to the Silk Road: Xi'an's advantageous location serves as a starting point for investigating the historical significance of the Silk Road. The city's vibrant marketplaces and regional cuisine provide a window into its historical significance as a center of trade and culture.

4. Chengdu: Chengdu is well-known for its Giant Panda Breeding Research Base, where tourists can witness pandas in their native environment, contributing to panda conservation. The city is a great choice for animal enthusiasts because of its dedication to panda conservation and study.

Sichuan Cuisine: Chengdu, the provincial capital of Sichuan, is well-known for its fiery delicacies, like mapo tofu and hotpot. Authentic cuisines and cultural experiences may be found in the city's food scene, which includes street sellers and traditional teahouses.

Calm Lifestyle: Jinli Ancient Street's lively nightlife, teahouse culture, and traditional Sichuan opera performances all contribute to Chengdu's well-known carefree attitude. People's Park and other parks offer peaceful havens in the middle of the city's bustle.

5. Guilin's Natural Beauty: Guilin is well-known for its stunning karst scenery, which includes limestone mountains, crooked rivers like the Li River, and historic rice fields. Photographers and nature lovers are drawn to the landscape, which has been captured in Chinese art and poetry.

River Cruises: Taking a river boat along the Li River, which passes past picturesque locations like Yangshuo and its karst peaks, is a well-liked method to take in Guilin's natural beauty. Yangshuo provides hiking and cycling opportunities amidst breathtaking natural landscapes.

Cultural Heritage: The traditional rituals, handicrafts, and ancient villages such as Daxu are evidence of Guilin's cultural heritage. Tourists can take part in folk art activities, visit local markets, and see live cultural performances that highlight Guilin's many customs.

 Conclusion

In conclusion, exploring well-known Chinese cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Xi'an, Chengdu, and Guilin offers a rich tapestry of cultural experiences and natural beauty. From the ancient wonders of the Great Wall and Terracotta Army to the modern skyline of Shanghai, each city showcases China's diverse heritage and vibrant spirit. Planning a China tour allows visitors to immerse themselves in centuries-old traditions, bustling markets, and breathtaking landscapes, creating memories that last a lifetime. Similarly, Canada's most populated cities Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Ottawa, Winnipeg, and Quebec City blend urban sophistication with natural wonders. Whether marveling at the CN Tower in Toronto, exploring the historic streets of Old Montreal, or enjoying outdoor activities in Vancouver, each city offers a unique perspective on Canadian life and culture. Planning a visit to these cities provides opportunities to experience multiculturalism, vibrant arts scenes, and friendly hospitality. Whether your travel interests lie in exploring ancient civilizations or discovering modern metropolises, both China and Canada promise diverse and enriching experiences. A journey through these well-known cities unveils the best of cultural heritage, urban dynamism, and natural beauty, making them top destinations for travelers seeking adventure and discovery.

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The Ultimate Guide to the Best Party Venues in Calgary

Introduction: Planning a party in Calgary and looking for the perfect venue to host your event? Look no further! Calgary boasts a plethora of unique and exciting party venues that cater to every style, budget, and occasion. Whether you're celebrating a birthday, hosting a corporate event, or throwing a wedding reception, there's a party venue in Calgary to suit your needs. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore some of the best party venues in Calgary, from chic event spaces to rustic barns and everything in between, so you can plan an unforgettable celebration that leaves a lasting impression on your guests.

The Lake House:

Nestled on the shores of Lake Bonavista, The Lake House offers a stunning waterfront setting for your next party or special event. This elegant venue features floor-to-ceiling windows, vaulted ceilings, and panoramic views of the lake, creating a picturesque backdrop for weddings, corporate functions, and private parties. The Lake House also offers a variety of catering options, including customizable menus featuring fresh, locally sourced ingredients, ensuring a memorable dining experience for you and your guests.

The Commons Calgary:

Located in the heart of Calgary's Kensington neighborhood, The Commons Calgary is a versatile event space that caters to a wide range of parties and gatherings. With its modern industrial design, flexible layout, and state-of-the-art amenities, The Commons Calgary provides the perfect canvas for creating a unique and memorable event. Whether you're planning a cocktail party, a networking event, or a milestone celebration, The Commons Calgary offers customizable packages and personalized service to ensure that your event exceeds expectations.

The Glenmore Inn & Convention Centre:

Situated in Calgary's southeast quadrant, The Glenmore Inn & Convention Centre is a full-service hotel and event venue that offers a wide range of amenities and services for parties and special events. With over 30,000 square feet of flexible event space, including ballrooms, banquet halls, and meeting rooms, The Glenmore Inn & Convention Centre can accommodate events of all sizes and styles. Whether you're planning an intimate gathering or a large-scale celebration, the experienced event planning team at The Glenmore Inn & Convention Centre will work with you to create a customized event that suits your needs and budget.

Calgary Zoo:

For a truly unique and unforgettable party experience, consider hosting your event at the Calgary Zoo. With its stunning natural surroundings, exotic animal exhibits, and versatile event spaces, the Calgary Zoo offers a one-of-a-kind setting for weddings, birthday parties, corporate events, and more. Whether you choose to host your event in the Safari Lodge, the Enmax Conservatory, or one of the outdoor pavilions, the experienced event staff at the Calgary Zoo will ensure that your event is a roaring success.

The Nash:

Located in the historic Inglewood neighborhood, The Nash is a chic and stylish restaurant that offers a sophisticated setting for private parties and special events. Featuring a modern yet rustic ambiance, creative cuisine, and impeccable service, The Nash is the perfect venue for intimate gatherings, cocktail parties, and corporate functions. With its customizable menus, curated wine list, and elegant decor, The Nash provides a memorable dining experience that will impress your guests and leave a lasting impression.

Heritage Park Historical Village:

Transport your guests back in time with a party at Heritage Park Historical Village, Calgary's premier living history museum. With its charming heritage buildings, picturesque gardens, and scenic outdoor spaces, Heritage Park offers a unique and memorable setting for weddings, corporate events, and private parties. Whether you choose to host your event in the elegant Wainwright Hotel, the rustic Gasoline Alley Museum, or one of the outdoor pavilions, Heritage Park provides a truly authentic experience that celebrates Calgary's rich history and culture.

Conclusion

With its diverse array of party venues, Calgary offers something for every style, budget, and occasion. Whether you're dreaming of a waterfront wedding, a chic urban soiree, or a rustic country celebration, there's a party venue in Calgary to suit your needs and make your event truly unforgettable. So start planning your next party today and let Calgary's top venues help you create memories that will last a lifetime.

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Energy Efficiency and Sustainability: We're committed to sustainability and energy efficiency in all of our landscape lighting projects. Our LED lighting solutions not only reduce energy consumption and lower utility costs but also minimize environmental impact, making them a smart and eco-friendly choice for illuminating your outdoor space.

Enhanced Safety and Security: In addition to adding beauty and ambiance to your outdoor space, landscape lighting also enhances safety and security. Well-lit pathways, entryways, and outdoor living areas provide increased visibility and deter potential intruders, creating a safer and more secure environment for you and your family to enjoy.

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Conclusion:

With its expertise, innovation, customized designs, quality products, energy efficiency, enhanced safety and security, and professional installation and maintenance services, Project Landscape Ltd. is the premier choice for landscape lighting in Calgary. Whether you're looking to illuminate your garden, highlight architectural features, or create a cozy outdoor living area, we have the knowledge, experience, and resources to bring your vision to life. So why wait? Illuminate your outdoor space with Project Landscape Ltd. and transform your property into a stunning nighttime oasis.

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Exploring Canada Together: Networking Tips for Each Province

Introduction

In the vast expanse of Canada, networking is more than just a professional strategy; it's a cultural and geographical necessity. Connecting across provinces opens doors to diverse opportunities, but the approach varies based on the unique characteristics of each region. This article explores effective networking tips tailored for every province, ensuring that you can navigate the Canadian networking landscape with finesse. Get ready with your maple syrup and poutine, as we're about to set off on a nationwide exploration of networking tips to assist you in your Overseas education!

The East Coast Charm: Atlantic Canada

Embrace the Kitchen Party

In the maritime provinces, networking often happens in a casual and friendly setting. Embrace the 'kitchen party' culture, attend local events, and engage in conversations over a cup of tea or during a ceilidh. Building relationships in this warm and welcoming atmosphere can open doors to various opportunities in Atlantic Canada.

Leverage Community Events

Atlantic Canada thrives on community gatherings. Attend local fairs, festivals, and sports events to connect with individuals who share common interests. This not only expands your professional network but also integrates you into the tight-knit communities of Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island.

The Urban Jungle: Networking in Central Canada

Navigate Toronto's Business Hub

In Ontario, particularly Toronto, networking revolves around the bustling business landscape. Attend industry meet-ups, conferences, and workshops to establish connections in this economic powerhouse. The diverse population provides opportunities to network with professionals from various sectors.

Explore Montreal's Cultural Mix

Quebec's largest city, Montreal, is a melting pot of cultures. Networking here involves immersing yourself in the vibrant arts and culture scene. Attend art exhibitions, film festivals, and language exchange events to connect with the diverse and dynamic professionals residing in this cosmopolitan city.

The Prairie Prowess: Networking in Western Canada

Attend Networking Events in Calgary

Calgary, situated in Alberta, is a hub for the oil and gas industry. Attend industry-specific networking events and conferences to tap into the thriving energy sector. The city's welcoming business community ensures ample opportunities for forging valuable connections.

Embrace Outdoor Networking in British Columbia

In the picturesque province of British Columbia, networking often extends to outdoor activities. Participate in hiking groups, eco-friendly events, and outdoor sports to connect with like-minded professionals who appreciate the natural beauty surrounding them.

The Northern Resilience: Networking in the Territories

Connect at Local Indigenous Events

In the Northwest Territories, Yukon, and Nunavut, networking involves engaging with the indigenous communities. Attend local events, cultural festivals, and workshops to build connections with the resilient and resourceful individuals who call these territories home.

Utilize Virtual Platforms in Remote Areas

Given the vastness of these territories, virtual networking becomes crucial. Leverage online platforms to connect with professionals in remote areas. Virtual meet-ups and webinars create a space for networking, and overcoming the geographical challenges of the northern territories.

Conclusion

Networking across study in Canada requires a nuanced approach that respects the unique characteristics of each province and territory. Whether you're enjoying a kitchen party in Atlantic Canada, navigating the urban jungle of Central Canada, embracing outdoor networking in the West, or connecting in the northern territories, adapting your strategy is key. By understanding the cultural nuances and business landscapes, you can successfully network across the diverse and expansive Canadian landscape.

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Hey Dude by Jennifer Marman & Daniel Borins, as part of their exhibition, “Three Dimensions”

Contemporary Calgary, Mohkinstis, Canada

January 2024

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Disrupt Project Week 6 - 21/11/23 Artist Research:

Julian Opie was born in London in 1958 and lives and works in London and is a visual artist of the new British sculpture movement.

The work of Julian Opie is known throughout the world. With public commissions from New York to Seoul, London to Calgary, and an uninterrupted flow of international museum exhibitions, Opie’s distinctive formal language is instantly recognisable and reflects his artistic preoccupation with the idea of representation and the means by which images are perceived and understood. “Everything you see is a trick of the light,”

Always exploring different techniques both cutting edge and ancient, Opie plays with ways of seeing through reinterpreting the vocabulary of everyday life; his reductive style evokes both a visual and spatial experience of the world around us. Drawing influence from classical portraiture, Egyptian hieroglyphs and Japanese woodblock prints, as well as public signage, information boards and traffic signs, the artist connects the clean visual language of modern life, with the fundamentals of art history.

His unique yet simple take on the world around us is nothing short of exemplary.

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Erodium Thunk from Winston Hacking on Vimeo.

"I'm looking for interaction between things that originally didn't have any." - Winston Hacking from CBC Arts cbc.ca/arts/exhibitionists/winston-hacking-s-collages-turn-old-ads-into-psychedelic-fever-dreams-1.4681512

The film was made specifically for a group show in Vienna (curated by Clint Enns and Madi Piller) titled From A to Z, that reflects on Micheal Snow’s 1956 animated film of the same name, and his multiplicity of approaches which fluidly transition between media and form.

The piece is an endless barrage of hyperlinked cable television commercials. With equal doses of satire and nostalgia, the promised pleasures of late consumer capitalism are deconstructed through a contemporary form of détournement. - Clint Enns

AWARDS / ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

2019 - Best Non-Narrative - Ottawa International Animation Festival 2019 - Best Animation Technique - Ottawa International Animation Festival 2019 - Best Canadian Short - Giraf Festival 2019 - Honourable Mention - Stoptrik Animation Festival

SCREENINGS

2019 - London International Animation Festival, London, England 2019 - Giraf Animation Festival - Calgary, Alberta 2019 - Animateka - Ljubljana, Slovenia 2019 - Malt Adult - Columbus, Ohio 2019 - Stoptrik Animation Festival, Maribor, Slovenia 2019 - Ottawa International Animation Festival, Ottawa, Ontario 2019 - Ordinary Day Film Fest, Stockholm, Sweden 2019 - Courts Mais Trash, Brussels, Belgium 2018 - Shorts On Wheels KFFK, Cologne, Germany 2018 - L’Estrange Festival, Paris 2018 - Gimli Film Festival, Gimli, Manitoba 2018 - Lucky Exhibition at NGBK, Berlin 2018 - Blickle Kino at Belvedere 21, Austria 2018 - Other Cinema, San Francisco

Directed, Animated, Edited By: Winston Hacking (winstonhacking.com) Sound: Andrew Zukerman (andrewzukerman.com) Special Thanks: Madi Piller, Clint Enns, Viviane Labelle

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