At the Dunlop: September to December 2006
Regina: Dunlop Art Gallery, 2006
This booklet describes the upcoming programming on offer in the fall of 2006 at the Dunlop Art Gallery in Regina, Saskatchewan. Booklet contains images and descriptions of the exhibitions and events that took place between September and December 2006 including an exhibition of Montreal-based artist Massimo Guerrera's work; an installation work by David Hoffos; a screening, lecture and discussion series lead by filmmaker Lourdes Portillo; "Missing and Taken," a symposium "examining the cultural, social, political and personal aspects of the disappearance of women. Aiming to act as a catalyst, this two-day community event [included] talks by key representatives from women's organizations, anti-poverty groups and native organizations and community representatives"; a lecture by Sarah Abbott (herself an independent film and video maker) where she discussed the work of David Hoffos; a curated screening and discussion with Steve Reinke which was presented in association with Queer City Cinema and DAG's exhibition Queering Plunder which sought to "investigate queer image making, perspectives and subjects" (quotes taken from the catalogue).
ITEM 2006.131 – available for viewing in the Research Centre
Videos, Artworks and Artists Cited
Darboral (and the maintenance of a practice field) – Massimo Guerrera
Against Autobiography – Steve Reinke
Still Life with Rotting Fruit – David Hoffos
Scenes From the House Dream – David Hoffos
Beyond the Grasp – Sarah Abbott
Señorita Extraviada – Lourdes Portillo
Queering Plunder – Aleesa Cohene
Queering Plunder – Nelson Hendricks
Queering Plunder – Dara Gellman
Queering Plunder – Leslie Peters
Queering Plunder – Benny Nemerofsky
A Small Part of Something Larger – Stephen Andrews