What's On in Calgary

Organized by Nickle Galleries and curated by Christine Sowiak, this solo exhibition from Chris Cran touches on key pieces, recognized works from well-known series and periods. Get a behind-the-scenes look on October 24 with Nickle at Noon.

Jeffrey Gibson’s artwork intermingles elements of traditional Native American art, art historical references, craft, and pop culture while Time Carriers conjures a vision of many hands providing a framework of support, a fluid utopia where trust and movement go hand in hand.

Curated by cheyanne turions, Nep Sidhu examines how memories persist in the present, especially when related to practices of resistance, resilience, and ritual. Don’t miss this stunning show.

This annual Indigenous art exhibition from Making Treaty 7 is back for it’s second year and this time it will be travelling to a few incredible venues in Calgary. Make sure you take time to explore it this fall. Some of the works on exhibit are listed for sale an all proceeds go to the artist.

With the work of Mark Mullin, there is always more than meets the eye. Organized by Nickle Galleries and curated by Christine Sowiak, check out the show at its opening reception on October 3, 5:00 to 8:00pm.

An opportunity contemplate the role and importance of galleries, museums, and archives across Canada, this exhibition is the result of a long-standing project undertaken by Paul Seesequasis.

A solo exhibition featuring the latest work by senior Canadian artist Billy McCarroll, Aftermath refers to the influence of the 1913 Armory Exhibition in New York of modern art from Europe. Check out the opening reception from 5:00 to 7:00pm on October 18.

Chris Kuzmanovich is a Calgary-based creative whose work in design naturally led to his pursuit of art when he began painting as a self-reflexive practice over 10 years ago. Explore the show at its opening reception from 1:00 to 4:00pm on October 26. Artists talks take place at 2:00pm.

Lisa Matthias believes that all living things are part of a larger assemblage, emphasized by the recognition of patterns and relatedness across species and scales of life. Explore the show at its opening reception from 1:00 to 4:00pm on October 26. Artists talks take place at 2:00pm.

Christeen Francis is a printmaker, musician, and activist based in Montreal. She is committed to print that engages with local communities and the public at large. Explore her work at this intriguing contemporary printmaking exhibition.