Movers and Makers: Artist Talks

Deanna Bowen receives a $25K Governor General’s art award

Artist Talk / In Conversation: Deanna Bowen and Professor Selina Mudavanhu

Video: Michael Allgoewer’s Talk

Thank you to all who joined us on February 7, 2019 for Hamilton artist Michael Allgoewer’s talk. A full house! Michael spoke about the body of work he produced for his exhibition 1514 and the enigmatic Albrecht Dürer engraving, Melencolia I, that inspired it all. A lively Q&A followed his talk.

For those who missed it, or would like to review it, we recorded the formal portion of his presentation. Watch it now:

Michael Allgoewer’s exhibition 1514  includes nine recent sculptural and mixed media works. It is on view at the McMaster Museum of Art until March 16, 2019.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Michael Allgoewer is a Hamilton-based artist. He was born in Montreal in 1954 and studied briefly at the Ontario College of Art in the mid 1980s. He has shown extensively in solo and group exhibitions, in both public and private galleries. His work ranges from installation, emphasizing a connection with history and myth, often incorporating re-contextualized found material; to paintings which are abstract and rigorous in concept and execution.

Michael Allgoewer is represented by b contemporary gallery in Hamilton, Ontario.

Talk by Artist Angela Grossmann and Curator Lynn Ruscheinsky

Artist Talk by Ernest Daetwyler – Oct 18 at 12:30

Ursula Johnson: Mi’kwite’tmn (Do You Remember)

Artist & Curator’s Talk: Susan Schelle and Ana Barajas, March 7

You’re invited…

Artist & Curator’s Talk

by Susan Schelle, Artist, and Ana Barajas, Curator
McMaster Museum of Art
Wednesday, March 7, 12:30 – 1:20 pm

Presented as a complement to the exhibition Susan Schelle: Selected Works on view in the Museum’s entrance level Sherman Gallery until March 24, 2018

Admission is Free and all are welcome.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Susan Schelle was born in Hamilton, Ontario, and currently lives and works in Toronto. She was an Associate Professor Emeritus in Visual Studies, J.H. Daniels Faculty, University of Toronto. She has completed a number of public art commissions, notably salmon run at The Rogers Centre Toronto, passage at York University Toronto, and laws of nature at Court House Square Park, Toronto. She has shown both nationally and internationally including The Cenci Gallery, Rome, Italy and The Freedman Gallery Albright College, Reading, Pennsylvania. Her work resides in the collections of Air Canada, The Art Gallery of Ontario, The Art Gallery of Hamilton, McMaster Museum of Art, The Winnipeg Art Gallery, The Vancouver Art Gallery, and The National Gallery of Canada. In addition to her own work, Schelle has collaborated with Mark Gomes on several public commissions, most recently jetstream at Terminal One, Pearson International Airport, Toronto.

ABOUT THE CURATOR

Born in Mexico City, Mexico, Ana Barajas holds a BFA from OCAD University in Sculpture/Installation. She received a MVA, Curatorial and a MA, Modern Art History from the University of Toronto. As the Director of YYZ Artists’ Outlet, a non-profit artist-run centre, Barajas has managed more than one-hundred exhibitions to date. Independent curatorial projects include It takes everyone to know no one in 2011 at the Justina M. Barnicke Gallery, Art Museum, University of Toronto, The 19th Holeat Cuchifritos Gallery+Project Space, NY in 2014 and the group exhibition Disappearing Act at the Thames Art Gallery, Chatham-Kent in 2017.

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Barbara Astman returns to McMaster

Barbara Astman, RCA, is one of Canada’s most highly acclaimed artists whose work has received national and international recognition.

The McMaster Museum of Art has had the great fortune to be able to show different bodies of work by Astman in three separate exhibitions over the last year: 125 & 45: An interrogative Spirit which included her recent gifts to McMaster Scenes from a movie for one # 1 and #3; Dancing with Che: Enter Through the Gift Shop a fascinating and controversial installation/intervention now on view at Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art in Toronto; and the McMaster Museum of Art’s current exhibition Flowers and Photography – a must-see exhibition of work by 6 Canadian women artists curated by Carla Garnet.

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On Anselm Kiefer

Takao Tanabe: interviews and responses

Breaking Black – Nicole Collins & McMaster’s Collection

Jeff Thomas Maps Iroquoia in new exhibition

Artists’ views of Artists at work