Triangle Gallery of Visual Arts

	Play Ink - Ink Play: The Art of Chinese Opera Painting The title of this exhibition "XI MO·MO XI" borrows from the multiple meanings of the word "XI “, a homophone that can mean both "playfulness" and "traditional opera" , and might be translated as " Play Ink ·Ink Play" .
	Roots and Sensibility The Exhibition of 17 Czech Artists from Olomouc in Calgary Painting, Graphic and Sculpture in an Intergenerational Dialogue
	2008 Alberta Contemporary Photography 2008 marks the 20th Anniversary of the Triangle Gallery of Visual Arts, a public art gallery responsible for the presentation of contemporary Canadian visual arts, architecture and design in the context of contemporary international art.
	Masahiro Mori: Simplicity of Ceramic Form The Japanese, by their geographic disposition and aesthetic temperament, have historically demonstrated an extraordinary talent for learning and adapting from outside sources without compromising and sacrificing their centuries-old system of beliefs and traditions.
	DESIGN "S": Art of Beneficial Design Contemporary Design from Sweden For over seven decades modern Swedish design has been acclaimed internationally by art critics, collected by leading musea, and enjoyed by an astonishingly large international audience.
	Summer Sculpture at the Triangle Six Sculptors from Calgary: Eric Cameron, Honsun Chu, Lylian Klimek, Ron Kostyniuk, Katie Ohe, Reinhard Skoracki
	Platinum: 20 Years of Children's Art 20th Annual Exhibition of Children’s Art Created at North Mount Pleasant & Wildflower Arts Centres
	Three Definitions of the Sublime: Susan Fraser-Hughes, Helena Hadala and Louise Pagé The exhibition Three Definitions of the Sublime brings together the work of three very gifted women artists from Calgary.
	1st Annual Art-O-Rama: Art Exhibition & Sale The exhibition is our way to give back to these artists and acknowledge their contributions while presenting their captivating works to both, familiar and brand new audiences.
	Beyond Symbolism: Ceramic Sculpture by Jean LaPointe Mihalcheon Jean LaPointe Mihalcheon is without a doubt one of the most unique artists to emerge out of the Alberta ceramic art community. A visual “poet” working in the area of ceramics, she occupies a ‘stand-a-lone’ position with work that is stamped with her special vision.
	Hit or Miss: An Exhibition of Contemporary Drawing The notion of “Hit or Miss” with its Darwinian overtones, seemed like a good idea as a title for an exhibition, given that this is exactly what you expect when you begin a drawing and exactly what you get when you finish it.
	Annemarie Schmid-Esler: The Artist's Odyssey Annemarie Schmid-Esler is one of the Alberta artists who have made a difference regarding the visual arts. Primarily a clay artist, pushing the boundaries, she was one of the important innovators of the 70s and 80s helping to expand Alberta ceramics...
	The Architecture of Frederick Valentine: Career Works 1963 - 2005 A Principal of Stantec Architecture Ltd., Frederick Valentine, RCA, FRAIC, has been nationally recognized for projecting his vision onto the face of Calgary while enhancing the fabric of public life in the city.
	Explosion of Forms and Textures: Québec Art of the 1960s from the Bas-Saint-Laurent Museum’s Collection The 1960s, a key transitional period in Québec culture, built on the artistic values of the 1950s to introduce a new artistic vision that was resolutely contemporary.
	Outside the Lines: 19th Annual Exhibition of Children’s Art Created at North Mount Pleasant & Wildflower Arts Centres The 19th year the North Mount Pleasant and Wildflower Arts Centres have presented this exhibition.
	Human / Nature The exhibition human/nature presents work by four alberta artists: Lyndal Osborne, Laura Vickerson, Amy Loewan and Liz Ingram.
	Lest We Forget: Canadian Designers On War War has long been the subject of the art and within this genre posters have been important vehicles for communication. Posters are used to arouse public opinion.
	With Emboldened Brush: The Spirited Watercolour Art of Leo Bushman Special Art Exhibition Program Celebrating the Centennials of Alberta and Saskatchewan
	A Fine Line: Works by Dennis Budgen Special Art Exhibition Program Celebrating the Centennial of Alberta
	Beyond Emma Lake: Contemporary Art of Alberta and Saskatchewan Special Art Exhibition Program Celebrating the Centennials of Alberta and Saskatchewan
	Form-Space-Concept-Metaphor: Contemporary Alberta Sculpture Alberta sculpture is a pluralistic phenomenon, identifiable by a rich diversity of artistic styles, individual goals and innovative studio practices.
	Con Memoriam: Leo Bushman (1917 - 2005) On Monday, August 8, 2005, the Western Canadian visual arts community lost one of this country's most prolific artists, pedagogues and mentors to younger artists.
	Through the Looking Glass The 18th Annual Exhibition of Children's Art Created at North Mount Pleasant & Wildflower Arts Centres
	Groundswell: Emerging Ceramic Artists in Alberta This exhibit brings together the work of Chris Faulkner, Tyler Fritz, Robin Lambert, Carmen Schroeder, Andi Silver, and Cathy Terepocki, six emerging artists involved in the Alberta ceramics community.
	FORM & FIRE: Aspects of Modernism in Alberta Ceramics Works from the Art Collections of the Nickle Arts Museum, University of Lethbridge
	Figuratively Speaking: Works by Modern and Contemporary International and Canadian Masters The works in this exhibition cover the wide range of possibilities for depicting the human form.
	Migrations in the Third Dimension: Tradition and Innovation in Canada and the Cyclades Born in Tokyo in 1940, Shin Matsunaga expressed an interest in visual forms in his early childhood.
	Format to Facet: Body Ornament West Born in Tokyo in 1940, Shin Matsunaga expressed an interest in visual forms in his early childhood.
	The Graphic Appetite: Shin Matsunaga Poster Exhibition Born in Tokyo in 1940, Shin Matsunaga expressed an interest in visual forms in his early childhood.
	Con Memoriam: Raymond Arnatt (July 12, 1934 - July 3, 2004) Ray Arnatt left a great artistic legacy for us, and he remains alive through his exceptional art and personal memories.
	Beyond the Fridge Door: Works by Young Artists 17th Annual Children's Art Exhibition, organized and curated by the staff of the Wildflower and North Mount Pleasant Arts Centres.
	Documents: Survey of Conceptual Art Organized by the Southern Alberta Art Gallery in Lethbridge and circulated by the University of Lethbridge Art Gallery with the works from The University of Lethbridge Art Collection, The Alberta Foundation for the Arts, Nickle Arts Museum, Paul Kuhn Gallery and private collections.
	miniARTure: 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 Miniature sculptures by: Kirsten Abrahamson, Jeff de Boer, Kim Bruce, Jadwiga Byszewski, Adrian Cooke, Dallas Diamond, Honsun Chu, Ron Kostyniuk, Walter May and Catherine Paleczny
	Absence or Presence: A Survey of Abstract Painting in Canada from 1950's to 1990's This exhibition from the University of Lethbridge Art Gallery's permanent collection focuses on abstract painting in Canada from the 1950's to the 1990's.
	Habitat: Canadian Design Now Habitat: Canadian Design Now is a timely exhibition surveying selected elements of Canadian contemporary design for domestic environments.
	Landscape & Memory Six Okanagan Artists The work of this group blurs the line between the landscape of the body and the body of the landscape and employs them as a cipher for the nameless yearnings of human experience.
	Design for Every Body Swedish Design For An Active Life Presented by Svensk Form, Konstfack and the Embassy of Sweden in Ottawa in partnership with the Triangle Gallery of Visual Arts .
	Rock, Paper, Scissors 16th Annual Children's Art Exhibition This annual exhibition of children's art is produced in partnership with North Mount Pleasant and Wildflower Arts Centres that are operated by the City of Calgary.
	Ray Arnatt: Perfecting the View A Retrospective Exhibition For nearly 50 years of his artistic career, Ray Arnatt has focused on the development of his philosophy on art and life, and on finding new ways to express them in his sculptural works.
	Fever Lines : 20 Years of Graphic Social Satire by INX Group The INX Group was formed with a core of editorial illustrators who worked for The New York Times at the dawn of the Age of Reagan.
	Hothouse Design Studio: On the Leading Edge Alberta and award winning furniture are not terms that most people group together, but an Edmonton design studio is well on the way to changing that.
	Rough Cuts: Sustainable Designs by Stuart Walker Stuart Walker: designer, philosopher and Associate Professor, Faculty of Environmental Design at the university of Calgary, examines - in his works - the implications of sustainability for furniture design and manufacturing.
	Worth a Thousand Words: Contemporary Alberta Illustrators The job of the illustrator is to put visual form to words and ideas. What sets the illustrator apart from the fine artist is that the illustrator's work is created to complement or enhance expression...
	Alberta Art: Towards Modernism 30th Anniversary of the Alberta Foundation for the Arts Examines an aspect of modernism in Alberta art through a presentation of 30 works by 30 leading artists of this Province.
	VITAL ILLUSION: The Reality of Artiface The activity of art making exists on a wide variety of levels. My main interest with this exhibition is to find out what informs these six artists.
	In Search of the Human Essence Humankind at the Beginning of the 21st Century The national juried exhibition of the works by the members of the Canadian Society of Painters in Watercolour
	Celebrating John Chalke - Past & Present John Chalke … potter, ceramic artist, teacher, writer, philosopher, construction worker .. a man for all seasons … a westerner with an English accent.
	Con Memoriam: Eve Koch & John Kenneth Esler Opening of the exhibition will be held on Thursday, November 15, 2001 at 7:30 p.m. at the Triangle Gallery with the opening remarks by Jacek Malec, Gallery Director and followed by a wine & cheese reception.
	LESZEK WYCZOLKOWSKI: BEYOND SYMBOLISM and CHIN SHEK LAM: PAINTINGS FROM THE MIND'S EYE The Triangle Gallery of Visual Arts presents two evocative exhibitions. Both presentations have been organized for 2001 Art City - Calgary Festival of Visual Arts, Architecture & Design. The official opening of both exhibitions will take place at the Triangle Gallery on Thursday, September 13, 2001 at 7:30 p.m.
	THE CHALK AND THE EASEL - The Life and Work of Stanford Perrott This retrospective exhibition presents a thorough examination and celebration of the life and work of Stanford Perrott, one of the most prolific Alberta watercolourists and art educators.
	Arts Touch 2001 - Calgary and Area High School Students Art Exhibition This exhibition celebrates the artistic accomplishments of Senior High School students from the Calgary Public and the Calgary Catholic School Districts. June 7 - July 2, 2001
	An Art Odyssey - 14th Annual Children's Art Exhibition Organized and curated by the Calgary Parks & Recreation Arts Centres. This exhibition will be held at the Triangle Gallery from May 17 to June 2, 2001.
	Roy Kiyooka: 1971- The Penultimate Year Cedar Laminated Sculpture - Paintings - Prints The exhibition centres on Kiyooka's art between 1970 and 1971, the most intensivepersonal, creative and productive period of the artist's life.
	Indian Tribal Arts For thousands of years, the arts and crafts of India have followed traditions of manufacture and use in isolated tribal communities.
	A Look Beneath the Surface From the beginning of civilization to the present time, there have been certain characteristic figures, attributes, symbols, signs and metaphors that have formed a part of the language of what may be called Art.
	Fragile But Strong & Glass-Art-Function Fragile But Strong features the most recent works in glass and ceramics by Brita Flander and Elina Sorainen, two leading Finnish artists and designers. Glass-Art-Function was organized in partnership with Calgary-based KIT Gallery, presents works in glass by eminent post-modernist Finnish artists and designers.
	Paper + Finland = Art The exhibition unites eighteen artists who have come from a variety of backgrounds: the graphic arts, painting, sculpture, ceramics, textile design, and interior design.
	Sharaku Interpreted by Japan's Contemporary Artists Twenty - eight portraits of kabuki actors created - between May 1, 1794 and February 1, 1795 by Toshusai Sharaku.
	Young at Art! - Works by young artists An exhibition of Children's Art from the North Mount Pleasent & Wildflower Arts Centres.
	Out of Print - New Wave in Contemporary Printmaking of Alberta Out of Print illustrates the impetus of new print artists to push the limits of the printmaking medium.
	Creating a Legacy Calgary's Civic Art Collection An exhibition presenting historically significant two and three-dimensional artworks by eminent Alberta artists.
	Kaleidoscope - The Artists' Circle In 1993 the Artists Circle initiated discussions with the WG Atelier Group in Amsterdam for an exchange exhibition. The exhibition from Amsterdam presented at the Triangle was called *A Wider Horizon.*
	Sound of Nature Contemporary Art from South Korea This exhibition demonstrates how Korean contemporary art has evolved into various forms that integrate influences of Western art while maintaining aspects of Korea's traditional spirit.
	Faces, Places and Spaces This exhibition is an opportunity to see, experience and examine in the context of a group presentation the works of five photographers who have recorded the changing lifestyle of a people and settlements on the prairies.
	R.Gyo-Zo Spickett This retrospective exhibition profiles the art of Calgary-based artist R. Gyo-Zo Spickett, from the late 1940's to the late 1970's, during which time he made significant contributions to contemporary Canadian art.
	Welcome-Nunavut The Welcome-Nunavut Art Exhibition celebrates the signing - on April 1, 1999 - of the historic agreement between the Federal Government of Canada and the Inuit people to create the new Canadian Territory of Nunavut.

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