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Director Stephen Borys highlighted the $2-million grant from the province to restore the WAG's rooftop sculpture garden. Manitoba's flagship visual arts institution, the WAG will celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2012.
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Through the Eyes of a Child, opens Saturday, to April 19; The FitzGerald in Context, to May 31; Angakkuq: Inuit Shaman, to May 3; She Works Hard, to May 3; Cabinet and Ornamental Wares: Painted Porcelain of the 19th and 20th Centuries, to June 28; The Gallery Ball -- Platinum, Saturday, a black-tie, red-carpet evening with the chance to bid on unique auction items plus behind-the-scenes look at the exhibition Marilyn: Life as a Legend; WAG's Family Sunday, visit Through the Eyes of a Child, 1:30 to 4 p.m. Sunday; free admission. Regular WAG admission $8, students/seniors $6, children $4 or $18 for a family.
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Other books with Aboriginal themes that are nominated for Saskatchewan Book Awards include Maskikhiwino, The Medicine Man, in which author Germain O. Lavoie tells the story of his father, the first resident doctor in the community of Ile a la Crosse, Calling Black Lake by MacKenzie Art Gallery curator Wendy Winter, which tells of the education project of the same name that linked youth in Regina with youth in the remote Dene community of Black Lake. Also nominated is We Are Still Here by CJ Beuhler, which tells the story of a Hinoch, an Innu man who must give up his successful life as an artist to become a shaman for his people, leading them on a cultural pilgrimage that will change the world.
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There was almost a fight among the girls over who would get to serve him," Grubert says. (Pardon me, but shouldn't the boss get first dibs on Hollywood heartthrobs?) "No kidding, huh? But get this: I had [Keanu Reeves]'s waitress put the cutlery he used into a plastic baggie. It's gone now but I kept it in my office for the longest time. "Twenty-five yummmy years." That's the slogan on the walls, in the windows and on the backs of employees nowadays at Baked Expectations, 161 Osborne St. Except bad news, sweet tooths: Grubert has no plans to toast her silver anniversary by reintroducing long-missed treats like chocolate black-out. All the same, she is considering a gallery-type display of the always-clever T-shirts ("Love You to Pieces," "Bite Me") staff have sported since "Baked" beg...
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With all due respect to Mr. [Conrad Black]," the domestic diva "has a higher profile than any of the defendants in this case," yet was unable to fight the First Amendment right to freedom of the press and public access to information, the Chicago Tribune said in a court filing late Friday. "This case is receiving substantial international media attention," Black said in his court papers. "The gallery is filled with reporters and two overflow rooms have been set aside. "The mere fact that the suit has been subject to intense media coverage is not... sufficient to justify closure," [Martha Stewart] was told in a judgment in 2004. "To hold otherwise would render the First Amendment right of access meaningless."
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Saturday and Sunday. A showcase of the diverse music and visual artistic talent from southern Manitoba, featuring Codename: The Sharks!, Black Crack, Steve Wiebe and Bush Wiebe on Saturday at the Outworks Art Gallery and Les Jupes, Michael Peters, Del Barber and Secondhand Pants on Sunday at the West End Cultural Centre. The first day is free, but Sunday will cost you $10.
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... show at the University of Manitoba's Gallery One One One, the Canadian-born, New York-based art... a continuous loop on a large screen in the black-walled gallery, blood drips and pools. It paints w...
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Bertolt Brecht's play examining the cost of war and one woman's attempts to survive it with her family intact, MTC, to March 6; $23.10 to $65.10 at 942-6537 or visit www.mtc.mb.ca. Movie reviewer Alison Gillmor discusses changes in today's movie industry, Music 'N' Mavens Lecture Series, 2 p.m. Tuesday, Rady Jewish Community Centre; silver collection. Fact or Fiction explores myths and misconceptions about the universe, 2:30 p.m. Tuesday to Friday and 1 & 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday; The Super Sky Show, 11:30 a.m. & 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday; Manitoba Skies, a look at the current month's night sky, 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
...Galleries. Assiniboine Park Pavilion Gallery. Under the Influence, new glass works by George W.... the Notes by Lesly Dawyduk and Kathleen Black, opens Sunday, 132 Osborne. Mennonite Heritage Cen...
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What? Do you think that if I had already had an agent, then I wouldn't have been allowed to chug that beer?" [Jon Montgomery] said with a laugh Sunday night before taking in the Canada-United States hockey game. "I don't know what might transpire from here on out, but maybe that's something I should look into. "We were talking about that this morning," said his father, Eldon. "I think he's worked very, very hard and maybe it's time... Look, he didn't work this past summer at all and money's not that plentiful. He has funding and some sponsors, but maybe it's time for a little payback for him. "It's been goofy crazy, that's for sure. It's been absolutely surreal, but it's all good. It's not anything I think I could grow accustomed to, but I'll plow through with a smile on my face.
... the gentleman who designed my helmet at the Black Tusk Gallery in Whistler on Tuesday. I'd also like...
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If you are among the 6,000 viewers so far who've walked through the Winnipeg Art Gallery's current [Andy Warhol] exhibition, Larger Than Life, you may have been struck by the big grey silkscreen portrait of Canada's most beloved corporate criminal. Warhol had seen [Conrad Black]'s picture in a magazine. The Canadian would have been in the early stages of his own tycoonery, recently having wrested control of the gazillion-dollar holding company Argus from founder Bud McDougald's credulous widow. They've also got a 1963 silver Liz on linen, one of a series of 13. On Nov. 13 in New York, Christie's is auctioning a 1963 turquoise Liz from that same series. The presale estimate, just published in the sale catalogue, is $25-$35 million.
