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CAMPER

CAMPER moves around the city.
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Main Space

The Grain Exchange (Lower Level)
815 1st Street SW, Calgary
403.261.7702
info(at)truck.ca

TRUCK exhibitions are open to the public from 11am to 5pm, Tuesday to Friday, Saturday noon to 5pm. Admission is free.

+15 Window

Located in the EPCOR Centre for the Performing Arts +15 pedestrian walkway, 205 8th Ave SE (Second Level)

TRUCK Gallery Programming

Events in this series

Join us for an artist talk by Ragnar Kjartansson at the University of Calgary.

Presented in partnership with the Indigeneity Artist Collective Society, Ruth Cuthand’s series Dis-ease is showcased in TRUCK’s two-person exhibition Contested Territories. Cuthand’s work combines traditional native beadwork with scientific images of diseases introduced through the colonization of First Nations peoples in North America.

Join us at TRUCK for an artist talk by Sylvia Ziemann as she discusses her practice and current Main Space exhibition, Home (ln)Security. Home (In)Security examines how the Internet encourages the conflation of home and work and how global interconnectivity brings an increased sense of threat to local community.

Join us for an artist talk by Robbin Deyo as she discusses her artistic practice and current TRUCK Main Space exhibition, SPIN. Exploring multiples, repetition and form, SPIN is series of animations and collection of 7905 Spirograph drawings.





 

Robyn Moody currently lives and works in Calgary, Alberta where he is a sessional instructor in the department of Media Arts and Digital Technology at the Alberta College of Art and Design.  Born in Lethbridge, Alberta, Moody received a BFA in Fine Arts from the University of Lethbridge in 2000, and an MFA from NSCAD University in 2006. He takes a whimsical and multifaceted approach to artmaking, incorporating electronics, mechanics, film, performance, installation, sculpture, or whatever a project requires, including inventing techniques and tools for a work\'s construction.

In the past decade, Moody has shown his work regularly across Canada and in Europe, including group exhibitions at Kling and Bang (Reykjavik), Southern Alberta Art Gallery (Lethbridge), and La Fabbrica del Vapore (Milan); collaborative exhibitions at the Robert McLaughlin gallery (Oshawa) and mediamatic (Amsterdam); and solo exhibitions at PM galerie (Berlin) and Articule (Montréal). Earlier this year he was nominated for the Sobey Art Award.  Upcoming exhibitions include the Kitchener Waterloo art gallery (Kitchener), the Tom Thomson gallery (Owen Sound) and the Hardanger Kunst Senter (Ålvik, Norway).

Calgary artist Robert Geyer will discuss his artistic practice and TRUCK exhibition, Crystal Wonderland 2.

Crystal Wonderland 2 is an installation of sculpture and drawing created with altered pieces of commercial glass. Through his use of commercial glass, Geyer references its design for architectural purposes while activating its history of being a material substitute for mind and vision through its links with phenomenology and alchemy.