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#artthatinspires the works art & design festival 2013june 20 - july 2, 2013 theworks.ab.cachurchill square and downtown

The Works Art & Design Festival 2013

FOUNDING SPONSORDowntown Business Association of Edmonton

SPONSORS The City of EdmontonEdmonton Arts CouncilAlberta Community Spirit ProgramAlberta Foundation for the ArtsCanadian Heritage, Government of Canada

SPONSORING PARTNERS, EDUCATION EnbridgeEdmonton Business Council for Visual ArtsThe Works Art Festival Fund at Edmonton Community Foundation

SPONSORING PARTNER, MEDIAEdmonton Journal

SPONSORING PARTNER, COMMUNICATIONSGuru Digital Arts College

SPONSORS, MEDIAGlobal TVPattison Outdoor AdvertisingVirgin Radio

VEHICLE SPONSORWaterloo Ford Lincoln

SUPPORTER, MEDIAArttec Advertising Inc.

SUPPORTERS, PROGRAMS“Works with Jazz” ProgramEdmonton International Jazz FestivalFairmont Hotel MacDonaldMcCallum PrintingBig Rock Breweries

KEY SUPPORTERSCity Lumber & MillworkCourtyard by Marriott DowntownCKUADays Painting (1974) Ltd.Hole’s Greenhouses & Gardens Ltd.Matrix HotelMorguard Investments Ltd.Progress UnlimitedRigoletto’s Café

VENUE SUPPORTERSCanada PlaceCitadel Theatre ComplexEdmonton City HallKids in the Hall BistroManulife PlaceMatrix HotelRigoletto’s CaféScotia PlaceShaw Conference CentreStanley A. Milner Public LibrarySutton Place HotelYMCA – Don Wheaton

CONTRIBUTORSAlberta Craft CouncilArt of the PeaceBudget PrintingBikeology: FestivalCelebrate Canada Committee for EdmontonCJSRCity Centre MallEdmonton Bicycle CommutersEdmonton Cash Register Co. Ltd.Edmonton WirelessGalleries WestGraham ConstructionGracom MasonryHandmade MafiInside EducationLeKac Sourcing Ltd.MADE in EdmontonMcCallum PrintingMusicworksNative JournalNightlifeNorthland Building SuppliesPaladin SecurityScorgie & Castillo Barristers & SolicitorsStarbucksThe Paint Spot The Fringe Festival, EdmontonVeloWestern Canada Fashion WeekWestCan WirelessTerry Frost, Designer Architect Discount Flags

BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresident Kevin FeehanVP Community Programs Melanie NakatsuiVP Main Programs Garry ZarownyVP Education Jane PontoTreasurer Steve CarlstromSecretary Lois GreabeielMember at Large Walter RaponiMember at Large Will TruchonMember at Large Mary Elizabeth ArcherMember at Large Christie SchultzEx-Officio – Pres. Dyanne LyonsChief Operating Officer Linda Wedman

FESTIVAL STAFF Executive Artistic Director Amber RookeOperations & Technical Supervisor David SimmondsFestival Special Projects Chris RobertsDesigner Christine Frost SEASONAL STAFF Family Programs Nicolette HarrisonCanada Day Family Programs Francine Wiwchar

ENBRIDGE ARTS INTERNSWorks to WorkProduction TeamProduction Lead Supervisor Olivia ChowProduction Supervisor Betty-Jo McCarvilleProduction Co-ordinator Camille DolbecProduction Assistant Melissa CayfordProduction Assistant Alyssa Ellis Production Assistant Eleanor Howell Production Assistant Alison PrsaProduction Assistant Shelby NicholProduction Assistant Ava Xu

Curatorial TeamCuratorial Lead Supervisor Cara SeccafienCuratorial Assistant Vanessa MastronardiCuratorial Assistant Emily McDonald

Design TeamDesign Intern Brandon Levesque

Marketing & Communications TeamMarketing & Churchill SquareSupervisor Holly RaubenheimerMarketing & Special EventsSupervisor Jocelyn HajashMedia Relations & Comm. Co-ordinator Sean SteelsEducation, Outreach, &Special Events Co-ordinator Stephanie BaileyStage Co-ordinator Ben Sures

Volunteer Team Volunteer Co-ordinator Erin Valentine Volunteer Assistant Sarah Flowers

SPECIAL THANKS TOYang LimBryce ZimmermanCliff PhilippsEllen FinnFelicity BohnetKees PrinsMarie ScarlettMike at Main StaplesLyndsay ConradJulie StormerRuth Kelly Shelley Switzer

The Works Art & Design Festival10635-95 Street NW Edmonton, AB T5H 2C3T: 780.426.2122 F: 780.426.4673During the Fesival, call Information Serviceson Churchill Square at:780.818.4420

[email protected] www.theworks.ab.ca

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Download The Works App developed by Guru Digital Arts College

Guru and The Works are thrilled to collaborate once again to offer The Works official App. This app will allow you to easily map out and plan your festival experience, while simultaneously providing venue and artist information in the palm of your hand. Fostering Alberta’s Digital Media community and culture is a primary focus for Guru Digital Arts College. Guru is happy to partner with the team of creative professionals behind The Works Arts & Design Festival to celebrate the ever-evolving relationship between technology and art.

Guru Digital Arts College is featured in Site #5, Stanley A. Milner Library. College participants have contstructed a projection mapping display for inside the Edmonton Room on the lower level.


Welcome to 13 magnificent days of art, design, workshops, demonstrations and festival spirit.

As president of The Works International Visual Arts Society, it is my pleasure and honour to welcome you to the 2013 Works Art & Design Festival, the first of the summer festival season, now celebrating 28 years of exhibits, performances and arts activi-ties in the heart of downtown Edmonton.

The Works is the largest free outdoor art and de-sign festival in North America. Last year it attracted 372,000 people, enjoying more than 700 works of art, by more than 600 artists, featured in 53 exhib-its, spread out over 31 exhibit sites, in Edmonton’s Downtown Arts District and around town.

This year, the theme of the festival is Human Energy, focusing on groups of artists working together, multi-disciplinary stage presentations and featuring The Works Canadian Aboriginal Artists Program. Come and enjoy the colour, ex-citement, and enthusiasm of the festival, and the contributions of artists from Edmonton, across Canada and from around the World.

Kevin Feehan, President The Works International Visual Arts Society

As Minister responsible for arts and culture in Al-berta, it is my great pleasure to welcome everyone to The Works Art & Design Festival 2013.

Street corners and city squares around the world have long been the original stage for artists to showcase their creativity. For 28 years, this an-nual festival has energized Churchill Square in the heart of downtown Edmonton with the very best in art and design.

I would like to thank The Works International Vi-sual Arts Society and the many volunteers and participating artists who, year after year, bring this vibrant festival to life and contribute to Alberta’s thriving culture.

The Honourable Heather Klimchuk

On behalf of City Council and the people of Ed-monton, Alberta’s capital city, it’s my pleasure to extend a warm welcome to everyone attending this year’s The Works Art & Design Festival.

Edmonton is a city of unique cultural and artistic opportunities. Our communities thrive on creativ-ity, collaboration and personal expression, and these elements are reflected in the many exciting festivals that take place here every year. The Works Art & Design Festival brings Churchill Square to life by welcoming artists, designers and citizens from around the world to display and view won-derful works of art. The festival strengthens our city by building partnerships between artists and the community, highlighting the significant role art and design play in helping individuals find meaning and beauty in their lives.

Thank you to The Works International Visual Arts Society for organizing this festival and for your dedication to supporting Edmonton’s artistic community.

Best wishes for an enjoyable and successful fes-tival!

Stephen Mandel, Mayor

VIP MESSAGES

Almost three decades ago, a new organization, The Works International Visual Arts Society, launched its first ever The Works Art & Design Festival and the fledgling Downtown Business Association made the wise decision to become the Founding Sponsor. In those early days, the Works Art & Design Festival was one of the brightest lights in a struggling Downtown as, each year, it brought its own vibrancy and excitement to the core and sig-naled a start to a much needed source of Downtown pride, our summer festival season. Of course, as we all know, downtown is now well on its way to a re-naissance unparalleled in our city’s history, but The Works Art & Design Festival is still that bright light leading us into yet another summer of crowds of delighted festival goers. And the Downtown Busi-ness Association is still a proud sponsor and grate-ful that The Works Art & Design Festival continues to make our downtown their home.

Jim Taylor, Executive Director

To the left of this message there is a long list. Many of those listed are individual people, and many more are businesses and organizations that represent many, many individual people. The credit for creating and presenting this festival is owed to all of the peo-ple that are directly and indirectly referenced on that list, as well as a great number of people that are not. Their energies, in the form of time, thought, re-sources, creativity, intelligence, good will, and sweat are what gets The Works Art & Design Festi-val up every year. What makes the Festival happen is the synergy between the efforts of these people, and the participation of the people who visit. In 2013, as we celebrate Human Energy, I feel very fortunate to be working in a community where these synergies take place. I also feel especially excited by the range and depth of artistic experiences avail-able on Churchill Square and around town this year. The Artists in the 2013 Festival have approached the theme with a particular thoughtfulness—ref-erencing bodies, motion, ingenuity, exertion, and interaction and offering opportunities to engage in physical, political, and even personal discourse. Thank you for taking part,Amber Rooke

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Our Government understands how important arts and culture are to our identity, our society, and our economy. On the road to Canada’s 150th birth-day, in 2017, we have a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the arts by investing in events like Ed-monton’s The Works Art & Design Festival. This unique gathering is an opportunity for the region’s residents and visitors to expand their cultural ho-rizons and discover the best in visual arts and new media.

On behalf of Prime Minister Stephen Harper and the Government of Canada, I thank everyone who helped bring this year’s The Works Art & Design Festival to life.

The Honourable / L’honorable James Moore

MESSAGE FROM THE HONORABLE JAMES MOORE

Minister Of Canadian Heritage and Official Languages

BE PART OF THE WORKS

2014The Works Art & Design Festival is currently accepting applications to take part in the 2014 core of exhibits and programs themed:

MOVEMENT(S)

Movement(s) is the fourth in a series of energy themes, and may consider kinetics, transpor-tation, activism, and generally, ‘getting there’ Artists are invited to propose proj-ects in the following categories:• Environmental Site Specific Installation• Curator of a group exhibit• Community Programs and spe-cial events 2014 Applications are due August 30, 2013 at 5pm MST. Download your application at theworks.ab.ca

The Works Markets:Artisans, craftspeople, and food vendors are invited to join The Works at Churchill Square in 2014. Look for discounted rates by signing up early or commit-ting multi-year. Early-bird registration is before February 15, 2014, Final date to apply is April 15, 2014. Applica-tions can be found at theworks.ab.ca Click on Calls to Enter. The Works Stage :Performers, presenters, artists, and musicians of all stripes are in-vited to apply. See theworks.ab.ca for more info

CALL TO ENTER

MESSAGE FROMTHE DIRECTOR, AMBER ROOKE

Executive Artistic Director, The Works Art & Design Festival

MESSAGE FROM KEVIN FEEHAN

President, The Works International Visual Arts Society

MESSAGE FROM JIM TAYLOR

Downtown BusinessAssociation

MESSAGE FROM THE HONORABLE HEATHER KLIMCHUK Minister of Culture

MESSAGE FROM HIS WORSHIP, MAYOR STEPHEN MANDEL

Mayor, City of Edmonton

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SITE MAP & INDEX

ALL SITES WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE EXCEPT FOR SITE 17.

Free Guided Tours departing from The Works Information Tent on Sir Winston Churchill Square. Call 780.818.4420.

Tours of The Festival Exhibits start at 2, 4, and 6 pm daily. DBA/The Places Public Art Walking Tours offered M-F at 2:30 pm.

ARTS DISTRICT & DOWNTOWN

SITE #1 PG. 5-6SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL SQUARE#1 Sir Winston Churchill SquareThe Works Big Tent - No Rhyme or Reason - Performance and Video curated by Terrance Houle M.E.D.I.U.M. - June 22 B.E.A.M.S. - June 26 - 29

Churchill Square Exhibits and Programs - BGL - Carrousel Betty Jo McCarville - Storytelling Bicycles Brenda Draney - Provisions Marlena Wyman - The Effect of Collected Memory on the Adorned Body Jes McCoy - Pas de Deux ( A Dance for Two) GDC - All About the Logo AAA Tipi - Youth Presentations Various Artists - This Is Me Cindy Baker, Sharon Rusnak, and CRIPSiE - CripTease Revisited Sonny Assu - North Gateway - 1986 #1 and #2 Jefferey Veregge - South Gateway - Nerdvana

SITE #2 PG. 6CITY HALL#1 Sir Winston Churchill SquareCity Room East - Allyson McIntyre - Herd Genevieve Simms - Shadows City Room West - Lisa Rezansoff - Eyes in the wild Hilary Mussell - Hybrids Kids in the Hall Bistro - Edmonton Public Schools Grade 12 - Best of High School Portfolio Award Exhibit

SITE #3 PG. 6CANADA PLACE 9700 Jasper AvenueMain Floor Display Windows - Alberta Youth Canada Day Challenge

SITE #4 PG. 6CITADEL THEATRE 9828 - 101A AvenueRice Theatre Lobby - Josee Aubin Ouellette - Object Theatre Paintings

SITE #5 PG. 6-7STANLEY A. MILNER PUBLIC LIBRARY#7 Sir Winston Churchill Square100 Street & 102 AvenueEdmonton Room - VASA/ RDC students - Capacity for Fellowship Guru - Projection MappingGallery at Milner - Sara McKarney - Archives of Memory

SITE #6 PG. 7SUTTON PLACE HOTEL10235 - 101 StreetHotel Lobby - Keith Walker - Pets

SITE #7 PG. 7 MANULIFE PLACE10180 - 101 StreetUpper Floor - Erin Hooper - In Love with The HookLower Floor - Justin Wayne Shaw - Western Horseman: Economic Action Plan

SITE #8 PG. 7 COMMERCE PLACE10155 - 102 Street Various Artists - Everything on Sale! Project

SITE #9 PG. 7DON WHEATON YMCA10211 -102 AvenueEast Corridor - Brenda Draney - Provisions

SITE #10 PG. 7ENTERPRISE SQUARE10230 Jasper AveExtension Gallery - Heather Spears - Drawn From The Fire: Children of The IntifadaEnterprise Square Gallery - Various Artists - SIZE MATTERS

SITE #11 PG. 7SCOTIA PLACE 10060 Jasper AvenueMain Floor (granite walls) - Jill Stanton - What Good Are These?

SITE #12 PG. 7FAIRMONT HOTEL MACDONALD10065 -100 StreetLobby - Bee Kingdom - Bee Kingdom Travelling Exhibition

SITE #13 PG. 7COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT DOWNTOWN1 Thornton CourtMain Floor - Joanne Madeley - Still Turning

SITE #14 PG. 7SHAW CONFERENCE CENTRE9797 Jasper AvenueDream Big Plaza - Andrew French and Robert Willms Pedway Level - Sandra Bromley - London UndergroundpARTnership Gallery - Edmonton Youth

SITE #15 PG. 8RIGOLETTO’S CAFE#102 - 10305 -100 Avenue Vanessa Mastronardi - Travelers

SITE #16 PG. 8MATRIX HOTEL10001 - 107 StreetHospitality Room - Bee Kingdom - Honey Variation

SITE #17 PG. 8ALBERTA CRAFT COUNCIL GALLERY10186 - 106 StreetFeature Gallery - Bee Kingdom & Barbara TiptonDiscovery Gallery - Coming Up Next

SITE #18 PG. 8ARTSHAB STUDIO GALLERY10217 - 106 Street, 3rd Floor 3rd floor - Perennials

SITE #19 PG. 8LATITUDE 53 10242 - 106 Street Megan Dickie - Flips Folly Kyle Whitehead - Circles of Confusion

SITE #20 PG. 8HARCOURT HOUSE10215 - 112 st3rd floor - Kinetic The Annex Building - NakedVisual Arts Alberta Association Gallery - ACAD in Edmonton

SITE #21 PG. 9SNAP GALLERY Society of Northern Alberta Print Artists10123 - 121 StreetCommunity Gallery - Jordan Bennett - Shamans & SuperheroesMain Gallery - Melissa Haviland and David Cologiovanni - Music for Teacups

SITE #22 PG. 9NINA HAGERTY CENTRE FOR THE ARTS9702 -111 AvenueStollery Gallery - Dr. Isabelle Shen - Fusion

SITE #23 PG. 9GALERIA PAVA9524 - 87 StreetGallery - Evelyn Berg - Carscapes

SITE #24 PG. 9CAVA Centre d’Arts Visuels de l’Alberta9103 - 95 AvenueGallery - Various Artists - Summer Harvest

SITE #25 PG. 9FAB GALLERY89 Avenue & 112 StreetRoom 1-1 Fine Arts Building - Justin Ogilvie - before and after

SITE #26 PG. 9MCMULLEN GALLERY University Hospital8440 - 112 StreetGallery (east side entrance) - Amy Loewan - Illumination Peace


Northern Bluegrass Circle Music SocietyJune 23rd is Bluegrass day at The Works! Check theworks.ab.ca or signage at Churchill Square for performer schedules.

Edmonton Multicultural SocietyJune 27th watch for performances celebrating world cultures for Canadian Multiculturalism Day.

WORKS WITH JAZZ Multi-Disciplinary/ExperimentalStage ProgrammingFor the third year, The Works Art & Design Festival will host Edmonton International Jazz Festival Performers 12 - 2pm on weekdays from June 21 – 28. Spend your lunch hour on our patio soaking in the smooth sounds of Jazz at The Works.

THE WORKS ART MARKETDaily: 11:30 am - 9:30 pmTake home unique handmade art and design and interact with artists at work in The Works Art Market. This year's Art Market includes glassblowing, jew-ellery, prints, ceramics, sculptures, clothing, hand-made cosmetics, photographs, and paintings.

THE WORKS STREET STAGEIn 2013 The Works is partnering with some of Edmonton’s favourite organizations to present an eclectic range of accomplished performers.

Edmonton Chamber Music SocietyOPENING NIGHT! The Edmonton Chamber Music Society is bringing Judy Kang to The Works Street Stage. Kang is an honoured and award winning clas-sical violinist, and is also known for her work touring as violinist to pop sensation, Lady Gaga.

Wichitowin, Progress Unlimited, and ContributorsFor National Aboriginal Day, we’ve got a lineup to truely ‘Kick’ off opening weekend at The Works. Locals Tzadeka & guests start, followed by an Indigenous Fashion show, the incomparable Cel-list, Cris Derksen, and finally, Sagkeengs Finest, of Canada’s Got Talent 2012. Come see the stom-pers at Churchill Square June 21st!

Fung Loy Kok Institute of TaoismPracticing the slow, graceful movements of Tao-ist Tai Chi, a meditation in motion, improves the circulation of energies in the body. On June 22, members join together, become “Human Energy” and create a visual art performance piece.

Featured in the Art Market:Redhead's Bazaar, Jennz Jewelz, Artemis, Jewels by Amy, Rhythms Artglass, Jordan Pearson, Tim Koslo, Earth to Body, Dazzling Designs, Jakie's Designs, Caru Dezyns, Pixie Glassworks, Mandala Naturals, Oceana Patina, and S Cross Creations.

Watch for demonstrations by:Rhythms Artglass, Redhead Bazaar, Caru Dezyns, and others.

Western Canada Fashion WeekSee the display of unique designs by invited par-ticipants in Phabrik’s annual competition. Graphic and fabric design will be on display in The Works Art Market.

THE WORKS FOOD STREETDaily: 11:30 am - 9:30 pmChoose from a variety of delicious food from around the world, offered along 99 Street!

Featured in the Food Street:Margarita Village, Bo-Thai Festival Food, Bob's Bombay Curry 'N' Hurry, Freshly Squeezed, Punky Potato, Hot Dog World, Royal Treats, Bannock Burger, Panda Hut Express, and A Taste of Fest.

FAMILY PROGRAMSFamily Programs Workshopon Churchill Square Daily: 12 noon – 9 pmInstructor: Nicolette HarrisonCelebrate Human Energy at The Works Family Programs tent. Every day features a new project with an emphasis on creativity and play, with feature crafts for National Aboriginal Day and Canada Day.

Canada Day Family Programs at City HallCANADA DAY 12 noon – 4 pmInstructor: Francine WiwcharJoin us on Canada Day for a free portrait workshop. Add yourself and your family members to a map of Canada in our “People of Canada” Collage for par-ticipants of all ages.

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The Carolines

Edmonton International Jazz

Festival: Doug Organ Trio

Graham Guest

Northern Bluegrass Society

Edmonton International Jazz Festival: A/B Trio


Festival: The Dead Stringers


Festival: The GeoMetrics

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Festival: The Writers Guild

Mike McDonald Whyte Heat Braden Gates Terry Morrison and John Gorham

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Luke and Tes Liam Trimble Jocelyn Alf Jessica Heine

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Rebecca Lappa Jay Gilday Taoist Tai Chi Iligy GW Myers Kaya

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Paul Bellows White Chocolate Hurricane Caity Fisher

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Trevor Tchir

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Tim WIlliams

Pete Turland Trio

Mireille Moquin Douglas Brothers Douglas Brothers

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Improv Amber Suchy Cantoo Breath in Poetry

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Dave Lang and The Twin Otters

Ariane Maryke Lemire Bramwell Park

Shred Kelly

Jocelyn and Lisa Jocelyn and Lisa Jessica Jalbert Allen Christie Erica Viegas

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Judy Kang

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Long Shen Dao

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NilliesLove Electric Nuela Charles

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Bill Bourne

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AlanadalePascal Lecours et Les Mauvais

CharacteresGoldtop The Gibson Block Bubba Tres Bubba Tres King Muskafa

Reggae / Ska / World Hip Hop / Electronic / R&B YouthRock / Pop / Alternative Jazz Performance / Avante Garde / Multi-DisciplinaryFolk / Country / Blues

Stage Schedule

This is Me

This is Me is a unique exhibition presented by ATB Financial, inspired by our partnership in the Empower U financial literacy program. We asked women participating in Empower U to create self-portraits and share their own vision of themselves.

At ATB Financial, Alberta means the world to us, and we’re honoured to support these women and present their remarkable creations.

Please visit the ATB Financial tent at The Works or www.wearealberta.ca to view the This is Me self-portraits.

CHURCHILL SQUARE EXHIBITSDaily: 11am - 9pm

The Effect of Collected Memory on the Adorned BodyMarlena WymanDo individual personal objects take on greater mean-ing when presented in a large and public context? Or are they depersonalized? This is one question that you can help answer by donating your unused but not unloved jewellery to this sculptural collage project. The result will be a richly decorated pair of artworks, laden with the intermixed memories and whimsies of a broad community of strangers.

AAPAA TIPIAlberta Aboriginal ArtsCome inside and learn about the art and design of an Aboriginal tipi. Inside, celebrate the artistic works and development of emerging Edmonton Aboriginal artists. Youth from last year's tipi, along with youth from Dreamspeakers on Tour and Amiskwaciy Academy share, their work with you in this unique setting.

The Carrousel BGLTake a ride on the interactive carousel made of barriers and shopping carts on Churchill Square! BGL is Nicolas Laverdière, Jasmin Bilodeau, and Sébastien Giguère - an art collective that defies artistic conventions and aims to make art more accessible to the public by creating projects that unsettle and extend beyond official artistic sites.

Darkness at the Edge of TownErica LordJune 28 - July 2Lord will join us in the middle of a residency at the New Gallery to perform a work in development.

Video Works:Something Wicked (This Way Comes) (2013) Jillian McDonaldBANG! BANG! (2013) Ali ChristensonIn The Project (2011-13) Eric BridgemanUni-Farm Trailer 1-2 (2011-13) Alex MoonNever Surrender (2011) Matt CrookshankBig Bad Wolf: Act 1 (2012) Jamison BankNationalism and Sports (2010) Emilio RojasParent Folder (2013) WhiteFeatherTechnical Difficulties: a Fraud & a Fake (2009) Torry Mendoza

Big Tent Special Events:The Seerious Slideshow-June 22 8:30-11pm(M.E.D.I.U.M.)M.E.D.I.U.M.’s atmospheric public performances provide alternative ways of perceiving and under-standing the world around us. Their modes of explo-ration include activities such as fortune telling, dream interpretation, and country-western prophecies.

B.E.A.M.S. Concert - June 30 9:30-11pmSunday, June Join members of the Boreal Elec-tro Acoustic Music Society for a late evening, multi-disciplinary concert in the Big Tent.

THE WORKS GATEWAYS1986 #1 & #2 - Sonny Assu #181 - Jeffrey VereggeLook for inspired artwork by Sonny Assu and Jeffrey Veregge on The Works Giant Gateways this summer. Both artists incorporate west coast aboriginal design elements, with Veregge refer-encing pop culture comic icons, and Assu look-ing to Aboriginal history in Canada.Thank you to Arttecc for print support.

THE WORKS BIG TENTDaily: 11 am - 9 pm. Big Tent will close early for special events June 22 and 30.

No Rhyme or ReasonVarious Artists - Curated by Terrance HouleThis exhibition is a potpourri of performance, new media, and video works that delectably touch such topics as identity, gender, surveillance, history, sports, life/death, and cowboys. The exhibition is comprised of 4 performance artists working over the course of the Festival and a screening of 9 video works that come from all angles of Art.Performances: Watch for updated performance schedules at theworks.ab.ca

The Mobile Listening SessionsVictoria StantonGroup Listening session: June 23, 4 pm - 6 pmThrough interactive listening sessions, Stanton explores how non-verbal interactions can foster a sense of connection and shared experience among people. Everyone is invited to participate.

Holly Mandylion Bleeding Caramel: Four Visions of ExcessTheo Pelmus with programming by Ken CampbellJune 24 - 25Through playful multisensory environments, Pelmus combines elements from different artistic forms and redefines understandings of art, iden-tity, gender, and self-expression.

Passage to the KingdomTheo Pelmus and Ulysses CastellanosJune 26 - 27Collaborative work featuring two visiting artists.

I'm Too Sad to Tell YouUlysses CastellanosJune 28 - 29Through his provocative performances and in-stallations, Castellanos challenges social and cultural constructs by manipulating images from film, television, literature, and popular music.

Site 1, Big Tent - Theo Pelmus – Performance

Site 1 - Marlena Wyman, The Effect of Collected Memory on the Adorned Body

Site 1 - BGL, The Carrousel

11 am - 9 pm dailySIR WINSTON CHURCHILL SQUARE SITE #1


CITY ROOM EASTShadows Genevieve SimmsGenevieve Simms' Shadows tell stories with no beginning and no end. Her illustrative and playful figures are built up from the vision of a shadow, layered with silkscreened colour.

The Herd Allyson McIntyre Ally McIntyre’s facial and anatomical sculptures explore the relationship between the past and contemporary culture. She draws inspiration from different histories and modes of painting.

CITY ROOM WESTEyes In The WildLisa RezansoffThrough her evocative etchings of fish-scale patterns, Lisa Rezanoff creates a non-linear and open-ended personal narrative, inspired by mark-making and the mountainous landscape of her childhood.

HybridsHilary MussellScience, folklore, and personal perceptions of the world figure significantly in Hilary Mussell’s drawings, which explore people’s relationships with animals.

SITE #3 CANADA PLACE9700 Jasper AvenueMon - Fri: 8 am - 6 pmSat, Sun, & Canada Day: Closed

MAIN FLOOR DISPLAY WINDOWSCanada Day Challenge ExhibitionAlberta YouthInspired Canadian Youth express their visions of Canada through three means: Poster design, Photograophy, and Poetry. This exhibit displays the Alberta Finalists in each category.

SITE #1CHURCHILL SQUARE PROGRAMSDaily: 11 am - 9 pm

This is MeVarious ArtistsThis is Me asked women participating in ATB Financial’s Empower U financial literacy program to create self-portraits and share their own vision of themselves. The portraits on display in this exhibit were created during six portraiture ses-sions led by artist’s from The Works, with over 37 participants in March and April 2013.

All About the LogoGraphic Designers of CanadaCreated by Graphic Designers of Canada’s Al-berta North Chapter, this exhibit showcases graphic design works about logos. Contribute by sketching your memories of corporate logos on the exhibit’s paper wall. Storytelling BicyclesBetty-Jo McCarvilleStorytelling Bicycles is an interactive audio installation about exercise and the creative reduction and reuse of waste. Ride the bicycles and listen to people’s prerecorded stories.

Pas de Deux (A Dance for Two)Jes McCoyJes McCoy harnesses human energy to manipu-late a sculptural dancer made out of wool, steel, and fabric. Everyone is encouraged to use their energy to move and “dance” with the sculpture. ProvisionsBrenda DraneyThis installation of camping tents, which will be lit at night, explores the formal structure and materi-als of tents as something sort of beautiful. After this exhibition, the tents will be donated to support the Nationhood Tour, which will provide 25 Maskwacis youth with the opportunity to visit First Nations Communities across North America

Crip Tease RevisitedFeaturing visual art by Cindy Baker and Sharon Rusnak, and performance by CRIPSiE. Curated by Lindsay Eales and Danielle Peers of CRIPSiECrip Tease Revisited refuses normalization, medicalization, and pity. It re-imagines our political and artistic relationships to the bodies, identities, stories, practices, and communities of (dis)ability.

Losing HandsShannon Rusnack‘s Rusnack‘s work presents the fear, anxiety, and worry that our deaf culture will disappear due to the medicalization of deaf people.

Self-Portraits of my Hand Lounging Naked in Bed - Cindy BakerEchoing historical artistic representations of the female figure, Cindy Baker’s life-size photographic sexscapes question society’s prescriptive paradox of repulsion/attraction towards the bodies of fat women.

(Dis)connection: A Resurrected MotifCRIPSiE’s (Dis)connection: A Resurrected Motif explores erasure, vulnerability, disability, com-munity, and connection through contact with each other; contact that alters our relationships to our-selves, one another, and the audience.Dance Performance: June 29 & July 1, 2 pm

12th Annual MADE St Furniture Competition Teams of three or fewer are encourged to come out and use the materials provided to create pieces of furniture with their creative energy and talents. This improvised industrial design competition will take place within the allotted time frame on June 22nd and will be judged by a panel of esteemed community members that evening. Teams check-in at 10 am and building starts at 11am.

Teams can register with M.A.D.E. at [email protected]. A $20 deposit is required to hold your team's spot. The deposit will be returned when you participate on competition day.

SITE # 2CITY HALL#1 Sir Winston Churchill SquareMon - Fri: 12 noon - 8 pmSat, Sun, & Canada Day: 12 noon - 4 pm

Kid in the Hall BistroEdmonton Public Schools' Grade 12 Best of High School Protfolio Award ExhibitThe talent and diversity of Edmonton Public School Board's top grade 12 portfolios are presented in in a fine Edmonton b Bistro. The Works awards three students for Innovation, Vision, and Design.

SITE #4 CITADEL THEATRE COMPLEX9828 - 101 A AvenueDaily: 11 am - 5:30 pmJune 26, 11 am - 4:30 pmCanada Day: Closed

Object Theatre PaintingsJosée Aubin OuelletteJosée Aubin Ouellette’s art explores the shifting and transient nature of spaces and the ways in which their meanings and uses connect with other spaces.

SITE #5STANLEY A. MILNER LIBRARY#7 Sir Winston Churchill SquareMon - Fri: 10 am - 9 pm Sat: 10 am - 6 pmSun: 1 pm - 5 pm Canada Day: Closed

GALLERY AT MILNERArchives of MemorySara McKarneyIdeas of home and space appear in unexpected and unpredictable ways in Sara McKarney’s process-oriented art, documentation of objects, and use of non-archival materials.

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Site 2 - Allyson McIntyre, The Herd

Site 2 - Genevieve Simms, Swamp Monster

Site 2 - Hilary Mussell, Bison Sapiens

Site 2 - Lisa Rezansoff, Underwater Tree Rood Buffalo Heart

Site 5 - The Milner Gallery - Sara McKarney, Picnic Table (Detail)


Site 8 - Kit Walton, EVERYTHING ON SALE! project logo

Site 7, Main Floor - Justin Wayne Shaw, Farmgirl

Site 9 - Brenda Draney, Procession

Site 13 - Joanne Madeley, Still Turning

Site 7, Second Floor - Erin K Hooper, We Are a Rowboat

SITE #6SUTTON PLACE HOTEL10235 - 101 StreetDaily 24 Hours

LOBBYPetsKeith WalkerThis recent series of blown glass explores the idea of an object having its own personality and vibrancy. The shapely gestures, animated colors, and soft surfaces reference the animals we keep and the notion that animals, and perhaps even objects, have a voice in today’s society.

SITE #7 MANULIFE PLACE10180 - 101 StreetDaily: 6 am - 1 am


Site 6 - Keith Walker, Pets

SITE #9DON WHEATON YMCA10211 - 102 AvenueMon - Fri: 5:30 am - 10 pm Sat, Sun, & Canada Day: 7 am - 7 pm

EAST CORRIDORProvisionsBrenda DraneyThis exhibit accompanies the installation of the same name on Churchill Square, a further explo-ration of how tent structures might also provide a way to think about temporality, community, and a sense of place.

SITE # 10ENTERPRISE SQUARE 10230 Jasper AvenueMon - Fri : 6 am - 11 pmSat, Sun : 7 am - 9 pm Canada Day: Closed

EXTENSION GALLERYDrawn From The Fire: Children of The IntifadaHeather Spears Heather Spears’ delicate pencil and chalk drawings were created while travelling in the Palestinian Ter-ritories; the subjects are children of the Intifada, caught in the conflict between Israel and Palestine.

ENTERPRISE SQUARE GALLERYThurs, Fri : 12 noon - 6 pmSat: 12 noon - 4 pm SIZE MATTERSVarious ArtistsFrom the miniature to the monolithic, artists have been captivated by scale for thousands of years. SIZE MATTERS features the work of contemporary printmakers from Canada, the U.S., Finland, Japan, and beyond, who all have one thing in common: they like to think big.

SITE #5STANLEY A. MILNER LIBRARY

EDMONTON ROOMCapacity for FellowshipVASA/RDCThis collaborative exhibition between the Visual Arts Student Association at the University of Alberta and Ceramics Club at Red Deer College celebrates the artworks of students and recent graduates and breaks down barriers between craft and fine arts.

Projection MappingGuru Digital Arts CollegeGuru Digital Arts College developed a video installation to showcase unique and cutting-edge projection mapping technology. Projection Map-ping maintains the integrity of images by adapting to unconventional projection surfaces.

SITE #11SCOTIA PLACE10060 - Jasper AvenueDaily: 8 am - 8 pm

MAIN FLOOR, GRANITE WALLSWhat Good Are These? Jill StantonJill Stanton’s What Good Are These? explores the intersecting emotions of desire and disgust through an investigation of human physical deformity. These issues are part of a greater question surrounding human efficiency and connections to our existential purpose.

SITE #12FAIRMONT HOTEL MACDONALD10065 - 100 StreetDaily: 24 hours

Bee Kingdom Travelling ExhibitionBee KingdomThese artworks are excerpts from a catalogued, self-titled show produced with support from the AFA and features work characteristic of each Bee Kingdom artists' style as well as collaborative glassworks.

SITE # 13COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT DOWNTOWN1 Thornton Court6:30 am - 12 am Daily

RIVERSIDE BISTROStill Turning Joanne MadeleyJoanne Madeley’s Still Turning plays with the dichotomy of chaos and order in human thought, using gear-based imagery in print and installation.

MAIN FLOORWestern Horsemen: Economic Action PlanJustin Wayne ShawJustin Wayne Shaw’s Western Horsemen: Eco-nomic Action Plan investigates the history and cul-tural identity of rural and urban Alberta’s changing landscapes. His large-scale digital collages reflect on the traditions, lifestyle, and industry of Alberta’s hypothetical past, present, or future. LOWER FLOORIn Love with the Hook Erin Hooper Erin Hooper’s paintings explore people’s intimate relationships and the daily, fleeting moments that occur between them. The glimpses provided into these peoples’ lives raise questions about permanence and transience.

SITE #8COMMERCE PLACE10155 - 102 StreetMon - Fri: 11am - 6pmSat, Sun : 12 am - 4 pm

EVERYTHING ON SALE! Everything On Sale! project is an installation based on the department store setting. This exhibit features Rachelle Bugeaud, Stephanie Bailey, Carly Greene, Robert Harpin, Adriean Koleric, Cara Seccafien, Betty-Jo McCarville, Morgan Melenka, Jennifer Rae Forsyth, Grace Law, Josée Aubin Ouellette, Sergio Serrano, Jef-frey Klassen, and Kit Walton. It is proudly presented and curated by Brittney Roy and Olivia Chow.


Site 19 - Megan Dickie, The Gleamers

Site 15 - Vanessa Mastronardi, Untitled

Site 18 - Arlene Wasylynchuk, Forest Passages # 37

Site 17 - Barbara Tipton, Amazonia

DISCOVERY GALLERYComing Up NextVarious ArtistsThis annual exhibition features the best of contemporary fine craft by emerging artists.

SITE #16MATRIX HOTEL10001 - 107 StreetOpen 24 Hours except Mon - Sat, 6:30 am - 9:30 am and 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm

HOSPITALITY ROOM Honey VariationBee KingdomThis series of glassworks is a selection of pieces from the studio's 'Honey Collection,' which are multiple edition glassworks in different colours and sizes. Along with pieces are other prototypes and designs developed during the making of the Honey Collection.

SITE # 17ALBERTA CRAFT COUNCIL10186 - 106 StreetMon - Sat: 10 am - 5 pmThurs: 10 am - 6 pmSun & Canada Day: Closed

FEATURE GALLERYBee Kingdom and Barbara TiptonBee Kingdom is a four person glass collective. Each member’s practice is highlighted along with collab-orative sculptures. Barbara Tipton explores the idea of the cup and saucer with sculptural variations.

SITE #18ARTSHAB ONE STUDIO GALLERY10217 - 106 StreetMon - Fri: 2 pm - 6 pmSat, Sun: 12 noon - 4 pm or by appointment: 780-893-4226 / [email protected]

3RD FLOORPerennialsVarious ArtistsLike perennials after a long winter, the retiring of ArtsHab celebrates the resiliency and growth of Edmonton’s creative community. With their lease agreement coming to an end, a celebration of their 14 years as a creative hub for artists will exhibit new works by the artists in residence.

SITE # 19LATITUDE 53 10242 - 106 StreetTues - Fri: 11 am - 7 pm Sat: 12 noon - 5 pmSun & Canada Day: Closed

Flips FollyMegan DickieIgnore reason in favor of amusement. This is what Victoria-based artist Megan Dickie’s works suggest to the viewer. The same sculptures com-municating the distance a viewer must maintain to ponder complex intellectual works of art, also invite the viewer’s participation with the objects, ironically through touch and movement.

PROJEX ROOM Circles of ConfusionKyle WhiteheadCircles of Confusion is a cinema installation and performative work composed of dual Super 8 film-loop projections, each coupled with a mirrored pair of light-controlled sine-wave oscillators.

SITE #20HARCOURT HOUSE GALLERY10215 - 112 StreetMon - Fri: 10 am - 5 pm Sat & Canada Day: 12 noon - 4 pm

3RD FLOORKineticVarious Artists Once a year, Harcourt House Artist Run Centre invites its diverse membership to exhibit in this non-juried, salon-style exhibition. Boasting an eclectic range of art and disciplines, this is the gallery where you can see it all!

ANNEXNakedGroup ExhibitA juried selection of figure-based drawings, paintings, and sculpture created by participants in the non-instructional, peer-based drop-in drawing sessions.

VISUAL ARTS ALBERTA ASSOCIATIONWed - Fri: 10 am - 4 pmSat: 12 noon - 4 pmSun & Canada Day: Closed

ACAD in EdmontonVarious ArtistsTen up-and-coming artists from ACAD, present ex-citing new work created in a diverse range of media. Featuring: Laura Ambrosone, Carli Castle, Steele J. Duncan, Iren Gibson, Madison Jordheim, Jake Klein-Waller, Brittany Nickerson, Matthew Nyitrai, Sean Taal, and Kristyn Wozniewich.

Site 20 - Laura Ambrosone, Untitled

Site 17 - Jocelyn Reid, The Waiter

& AROUND TOWNARTS DISTRICTSITE #14SHAW CONFERENCE CENTRE9797 Jasper Avenue

DREAM BIG PLAZACriticism & ResponseAndrew French and Robert WillmsSculpture by Invitation presents rotating sculpture exhibits in the plaza on Jasper Avenue and 97th Street. The current exhibit features sculptures from two Edmonton artists, Andrew French and Robert Willms.

PEDWAY LEVELLondon UndergroundSandra BromleyExhibited for the first time in Canada, these sculp-tures were created using hardwood from London’s Kew Gardens, one of the world’s oldest botanical gardens. Influenced by the history and current events of London, England, they mark a transition in Bromley’s work towards addressing concepts and social issues through constructivist methods.

pARTnership GALLERYEdmonton YouthMore than 50 works of student art are on exhibit in the convention centre’s public gallery, selected from over 1,000 submissions from all grade levels. Artworks are complemented by written elements emphasizing the process of art making and its relationship with the ‘student voice.’ This is a collaborative effort among Edmonton Public Schools, Edmonton Catholic Schools, and the Shaw Conference Centre.

SITE #15RIGOLETTO’S CAFE#102, 10305 - 100 AvenueDaily: 5 - 10 pm Mon - Fri: 11am - 2 pm

TravellersVanessa MastronardiVanessa Mastronardi’s prints deal with our innate and nostalgic need to preserve the fleeting. The re-lationships between organic forms are awkwardly reminiscent of human affinity.


SITE #26MCMULLEN GALLERY8440 - 112 StreetMon - Fri: 10 am - 8 pm Sat - Sun: 12 noon - 5 pmCanada Day: Closed

GALLERY (East side entrance to U of A Hospital)Illumination PeaceAmy LoewanThis exhibition aims to dissolve cultural boundaries and to promote human understanding. When viewers are close enough to read this work, they are presented with eight values vital in human relationships: com-passion, kindness, respect, understanding, patience, tolerance, gentleness, and forgiveness.

MESSAGE FROM THE VOLUNTEER DEPARTMENTIt is our pleasure to work with the dedicated team of volunteers who put in countless hours to sup-port The Works. Their enthusiasm, service, and passion for The Works truly display the best that Edmonton has to offer. We are also grateful for the generosity of our Community Partners, who rec-ognize the excellence of the volunteer team and contribute to its success.Thank you!

Erin Valentine & Sarah FlowersThe Works Volunteer Department

TART (Training in ART) - The TART Leader-ship Program was developed to enable volunteers with heightened interest in The Works Festival to take on leadership roles through comprehensive training and education. TART volunteers play an integral role in engaging the public at the Festival. The program is separated into 6 unique streams: Art Interpretation, Information & Customer Ser-vices, Festival Site Animation, Tour Guide, Festi-val Promotions, Special Events

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SPECIAL THANKS Yang Lim, Dawn Lindenbergh, Janice Kolmas, June Kolmas, Kathie Reith, Meena Varma

THANK YOU FOR 10+ YEARS OF VOLUNTEERINGYang LimMary Elizabeth ArcherMarilyn GlennWalter KehlBob MacDonaldKathie ReithJim Romanshenko

Site 21 - Colagiovanni & Haviland, Music for Teacups

Site 21 - Jordan Bennett, The Thing Most Precious (In Progress)

Site 24 - Sharon Lynn Williams, Out to Pasture

Site 23 - Evelyn Berg, Fall Lake

Site 26 - Amy Loewan, Lantern

SITE #21 SNAP GALLERYSociety Of Northern Alberta Print Artists10123 - 121 StreetTues, Wed: 12 noon - 6 pmThurs: 12 noon - 7 pmFri, Sat: 12 noon - 5 pmSun, Mon & Canada Day: Closed

COMMUNITY GALLERYShamans & SuperheroesJordan BennettThrough the process of sculpture, digital media, installation, painting, and performance, Jordan Bennett plays with the ideas of re-appropriation and reclamation of artifacts within traditional Aboriginal craft and contemporary culture.

MAIN GALLERY Music for TeacupsMelissa Haviland and David ColagiovanniMelissa Haviland and David Colagiovannis’ Music for Teacups explores class, heritage, and table etiquette. In slow motion video and audio, china sets fall and break onto a dining room table in a North Carolina field.

STOLLERY GALLERYFusionDr.Isabelle ShenDr. Isabelle Shen is both an artist and a doctor of traditional chinese medicine and acupunture. This collection of chinese paintings, watercolours, and oil painting is her first exhibition.

SITE #23GALERIE PAVA 9524 – 87 StreetJune 2nd to July 25th 2012Tue - Sat: 10 am - 4 pm Sunday & Canada Day: Closed CarscapesEvelyn BergUnusual perspectives, and close ups in Evelyn Berg’s photography reveal the beauty of abstraction in everyday objects. Carscapes shows the beauty in the old abandoned cars of rural Alberta - a beauty that otherwise may have been lost.

SITE # 24CENTRE D’ARTS VISUELS DE L’ALBERTA (CAVA)9103 - 95 AvenueMon - Fri: 10 am - 6 pm Sat: 10 am - 5 pmSun & Canada Day: Closed

Summer Harvest Various Artists The exhibition will showcase a mix of vibrant land-scapes made with oils, acrylics, and encaustics. Summer Harvest will also showcase some fused glass jewellery.

SITE # 25FAB GALLERYRoom 1-1, Fine Arts Building89 Avenue & 112 StreetUniversity of Alberta CampusTues - Fri: 10 am - 5 pm Sat: 2 pm - 5 pmSun, Mon, & Canada Day: Closed

before and afterJustin OgilvieJustin Ogilvie’s paintings create narratives sur-rounding human interaction. The history of marks made throughout his painting process remain in the final image, creating a layered and abstracted effect.


SITE #22 NINA HAGGERTY CENTRE FOR THE ARTS9225 - 118 AvenueMon - Fri: 10 am - 2 pm Thurs: 4:30 pm - 8 pm Sat: 1 pm - 3 pm, Sun & Canada Day: Closed

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JOIN US on on SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL SQUARE for THE WORKS National Aboriginal Day Celebrations

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SPECIAL EVENTSPERFORMANCE TIMELINE NO Rhyme or Reason Curated by Terrance Houle for The Works Canadian Aboriginal Artist Program

• June 20 - 23: Victoria Stanton will be conducting The Mobile Listening Sessions through the festival site or stationed at her listening booth on Churchill Square on June 20 - 22. On Sunday, June 23, 4 pm - 6 pm, a Group Listening Session will take place in The Big Tent.

• June 24 - 25: Theo Pelmus prepares and performs Holly Mandylion Bleeding Caramel: Four Visions of Excess.

• June 26 - 27: Theo Pelmus and Ulysses Castellanos perform a durational work over a number of hours, Passage to the Kingdom.

• June 28 - 29: Ulysses Castellanos - I'm Too Sad to Tell You, performance inside The Big Tent.

• June 28 - July 2: Erica Lord - Darkness at the End of Town, performances in development.

see theworks.ab.ca for performance schedules

TAKE A TOUR!The Works offers multiple tours throughout the Festival - all free of charge!

Daily Exhibit Walking Tours: Departing June 20 - July 2 at 2 pm, 4 pm, and 6 pm.The walking tour will lead you around Sir Winston Churchill square and surrouning venues, where you will get a guided, in-depth look at some of The Works featureexhibits. Bicycle Tours: Departing June 22, 26, and 29 at 2 pm. Cycle with a certified group cycling leader, as well as a trained tour guide to visit the venues just out of reach of Churchill Square. This is a great opportunity to get to know the artist run centres operating year round! Bring your own bike—a limited number are available to sign out. This Program is supported by Edmonton Bicycle Commuters, Bikeology: Festival, and Velo. DBA Core Crew / The Places Public Art Walking Tours: Departing weekdays except Canada Day at 2:30 pm. See Downtown in a new way; take a walk and learn more about the public artworks you see every day! • All Tours leave from The Works Info Tent on the South West Corner of

Churchill Square. • Call 780-818-4420 to book in advance, or to schedule a special tour.• Tours are available in both official languages.

special events june 20 - july 02

• 6 pm - 10 pm, site #20 - Harcourt Kinetic, Naked, and VAAA ACAD in Edmonton Receptions, Open studios, life drawing sessions & BBQ

• 7 am - 9 am, site #1 Bikey Breakfast at The Works with Bikeology

• 11 am - 6 pm, site #1 - M.A.D.E. Street Furniture Competition

• 2 pm the Works Exhibit Bicycle tours with Bikeology

• 2 pm - 4 pm, site #22 - Stollery Gallery Fusion

• 2 pm - 4 pm, site #17 - Alberta Craft Coming Up Next Reception

• 4 pm - late, site #21 - SNAP BLOCK OUT! Print. Party.

• 8:30 pm - 11 pm, site #1 - Big Tent M.E.D.I.U.M Seerious

• 12 noon - 6 pm, site #1 - Northern Bluegrass Society on The Works Street Stage

• 5 pm - 9 pm, site #19 - Latitude 53 Patio Series

• 7 pm - 9 pm, site #8 - Everything on Sale! project Opening Reception

• 8 pm - 12 pm, site #18 - Artshab Sweaty Ball & Exhibit Reception - free admission

• 7 pm - 8:30 pm, site #5 - Receptions on main floor and downstairs. Capacity for Fellowship; Archives of Memory; Projection Mapping

• 2 pm, site #23 - PAVA Concert interpreting exhibit artwork

• 4 pm - 6 pm, site #1 - Big Tent ,Victoria Stanton Group Listening Event

• 6 pm - 7 pm, site #1 - The Works Artists Panel Discussion on The Works Street Stage

• 2 pm, site #1 - near exhibits: (Dis)connetion - CRIPSiE integrated Dance

• 6 pm - 7 pm, site #1 - The Works Artists Panel Discussion on The Works Street Stage

• 9:30 pm - 11 pm, site #1 - Big Tent: B.E.A.M.S Concert

• 12 pm - 3 pm, site #1 - Art Class on the Grass: Figure Drawing

• 12 pm - 4 pm, site #2 - Canada Day Family Programs

• 2 pm, site #1 - near exhibits: (Dis)connetion - CRIPSiE integrated Dance

• 2 pm - 4 pm, site #1 - The Effect of collected Memory on the Adorned Body - Closing Reception

• 2 pm - 3 pm, site #2 - Reception for Herd, Shadows, Hybrids, and Eyes in the Wild

• 2 pm the Works Exhibit Bicycle tours with Bikeology

• 11am - 2 pm, site #14 Shaw Downtown Block Party

• 7 pm - 8:30 pm, site #24 - CAVA Summer Harvest Opening Reception

• 7 pm - 9:30 pm, site #1 National Aboriginal Day Concert featuring Sagkeeng's Finest• 7 pm - 10 pm, site #25 - FAB Justin Ogilive Opening Reception• 7 pm - 11 pm site #19 - Latitude Late Night Patio

• 6 pm - 7 pm, site #1 - Artist talk by visiting "Carrousell" artists, BGL

• 7:30 pm - 8:15 pm, site #1 - Edmonton Chamber Music Society presents: Judy Kang

• 7 pm - 9 pm, site #26 - Opening Reception Illumination Peace

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WALKING TOURTHE PLACES

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Lead Artist: Ian Mulder Youth Artists: Jacob Amon, Layla Folkmann Boys & Girls Club of Edmonton, 9425-109A Ave. Community Partners: The United Nations Association - Canada, Boys & Girls Clubs of Edmonton, Action Electrical, Landale Signs, The Places

Title: Valley WallArtist: Will Truchon ICON Tower, 104th St. north of Jasper Ave.Sponsors: Langham Properties, The Places

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Artist: Andrew French and Rob WillmsTitle: Criticiscm & ResponseThe Dream.big Plaza 97 St. and Jasper Ave.Sponsoring Partners: The Shaw Conference Centre, The Places

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Artist: Ian MulderOil Lamp Restaurant10247 – 97 St.Sponsoring Partners: Oil Lamp RestaurantThe Places

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Castle of PerseveranceArtist: Peter Hide103 St. & Jasper AvenueSponsors: Bentall Kennedy (Canada) LP

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Don Wheaton YMCA Mobile Artwork ProjectArtist: Glen Guillet Don Wheaton Family YMCA10211 – 102 Ave. Sponsors: Louise Elgert, GK Glover, David Scorgie, Andrew Sims, and Alberta Union of Provincial Employees L 54,United Nurses of Alberta

Artist: David ShkolnyQuest Building,104 Ave. and 105 St. Sponsor: Regency Developmentsand The Places

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ColumnsArtists: Jim Leedy, Randy Schmidt, Torban Kvasbo, Ole Liserud, Chuck WissingerSouth Entrance, Commerce Place, 10155-102 Street Sponsor: GWL Realty Advisors Inc, The Works International Visual Arts Society

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Sculpture by Invitation Rotating SculptureExhibit – InteriorArtist: Sandra BromleyTitle: London UndergroundShaw Conference Centre, Entrance to Hall DSponsoring Partners: The Shaw Conference Centre, The Places

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Watch for the Edmonton Neon Sign Museum this summer104 St & 104 AvenueSponsors: The City of Edmonton, TELUS, The Alberta Sign Association, The Places

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Artist: Gordon FergusonNorth wall 102 St.Parkade facing Jasper Ave.Sponsoring Partners: The Places Downtown Business Association, Alberta Foundation for the Arts

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Designer: Terry FrostRendering WaterFeature Sculpture Sponsoring Partners: EPCOR,The Places Supporting Partner: The City of Edmonton

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Artist: Clay EllisPhoto of ModelSouthwest corner, Churchill SquareSponsoring Partners: TELUS, The Places Supporting Partner: The City of Edmonton Community Partner: Cine Audio Visual

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Downtown Walking Tour

Downtown Art Banners Artists: Poet Laureate Roland Pemberton and 15+ local artists 299 banners across Jasper Avenue (97 – 109 St.), 104th Street (100 – 104 Ave.), Rice Howard Way (101A St. and 101A Ave, Shoctor Alley). Roland Pemberton’s Poem, Monument (The City in Three Parts), is featured on the Jasper Avenue banners.Sponsoring Partners: City of Edmonton, The PlacesSupporting Partner: Arttec Advertising

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Artist Leader: Nancy Corrigan Team: Select students from St. Alphonsus School, Select artists from the i human 2000 Society97 Street and 103 AvenueSponsored by: Allen Family Fund, EDDCThe Works, The Places

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Artist: Catherine BurgessJasper Ave. & 100A St.Sponsoring Partners: The Places Edmonton Community FoundationSupporting Partner: Oxford Properties Group

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Turtle Rock EffigyArtist: Leah DorionLouise McKinney ParkSupporter: Mixcor AggregatesSponsoring Partners: The Works Art & Design Festival, The Places

Artist Team: Clayton Lowe Matthew Ryan, Shannon Kelley, Shane Bruni, Mike Debruin,Chris Fenske, Dustin Poole, Trevor PetersNew artists continue contributing to this living wall year roundLRT Portal, 95 Street and 105 Avenue Sponsoring Partners: City of Edmonton, Edmonton Transit ETS, The Places

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Artist: Louis Munan Design Team: The Sculptors’ Association of Alberta Rice Howard Way, 100 A St. &101A Ave.Sponsoring Partners: The City of Edmonton, The Works Community Partners: EAC, The Places

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Artists/ Designers: From Edmonton’s New Immigrant, Multicultural, and Aboriginal Communities, Sir Winston Churchill Square Sponsoring Partners: The Downtown Business Association, The Edmonton Arts Council, TELUS Community Board, EPCOR and The Places Major Sponsors: ATB Financial, Enbridge Sponsors: OxfordProperties Group, Morguard Investment Ltd.OtherContributors: Ogilvie LLP, Ducor Dev. Ltd.

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Poet: E.D. BlodgettThe World Walk and River Promenade at Louise McKinney ParkSponsoring Partners: The City of Edmonton,AMPW, Parks, The Places

Artists: The Works Design Team Rice Howard Way, 100 A St. and 101A Ave. and Rice Howard Way Extension North of Jasper Ave. to Macdonald Dr.Sponsoring Partners: The City of Edmonton, DBA, The Works, The Places

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Beaver Hills Sculptural Banners Project7 Northern BeaversArtist: Jason CarterBeaver Hills House Park, Jasper Ave. and 105 St.Sponsoring Partners: Downtown Business Association, The City of Edmonton, and The Places

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StripedscapeArtist: Grace LawLocation: Ital-Canadian Meats Ltd. building, 10757 – 95 StreetSponsoring Partners: The City of Edmonton,The Places

Cherry BlossomsLead Artist: Grace LawYouth Artist Team: Olivia Chow, David Simmonds, Borys TarasenkoKim Fat Market, 9905 – 107 AvenueSponsors: The City of Edmonton, The Places

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Immigration Hall MuralArtist: Pedro Rodriguez de los Santos10534 – 100 StreetSponsors: TELUS Edmonton Community Board, The Places

Neighbourhoods Walking Tour

New Features Walking Tour

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Kvadrat CloudsDesigners: Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, FranceBell Tower, 10104 – 103 Avenue NWSponsors: Aspen Property Management Ltd.

After The Works, meet at the

historic Fairmont Hotel MacDonald

and discover the art of fine dining.

The Harvest Room, or award-winning

restaurant, highlights local specialties.

Enjoy a cocktail in the Confederation Lounge

or a meal on the patio overlooking the

beautiful North Saskatchewan River Valley.

For reservations call 429 6424. Visit us at www.fairmont.com/macdonald.

WHERE ENERGY MEETS OPPORTUNITY

Enbridge is proud to sponsor and support internships for students from across Canada with The Works International Visual Arts Society.

Enbridge Art Internships through The Works help to provide new cultural workers with meaningful job experiences. These positions at The Works Art & Design Festival and The Places Art & Design in Public Places Program bridge the gap between education and cultural work through fast-paced, hands on learning. The Interns play an integral role in beautifying and revitalizing Edmonton’s downtown core.

Enbridge delivers more than the energy you count on. We deliver on our promise to help make communities better places to live. It’s part of the reason we were named one of the Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World.

© The Works Art & Design Festival 2012, “Let’s Do This,” mixed media. In 2012, The Works Art & Design Festival featured this synergetic mural created by professional artists, creative people, family, friends, and strangers recruited by artist Wil Yee with the help of the 2012 Works to Work Art Interns.

FIND OUT MORE

Enbridge.com/InYourCommunity

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THE WORKS SOCIETY EDUCATION INITIATIVES

This fast-paced program combines hands-on experience and theoretical learning as participants from across Canada complete in-class modules and apply this knowledge to their Enbridge Art Internships at The Works Art & Design Festival and The Places Art & Design in Public Places Program.

The Places Art & Design in Public Places Program internships provide new cultural workers with meaningful professional experience. Open to any student or graduate of an art and design or culture-related education program, these placements bridge the gap between education and cultural work. The program uses on-the-job training, mentoring, and hands-on experience to help interns develop critical business and arts administration skills in project development, management and marketing

Beginning each May and running through the summer, Enbridge Art Internships at The Works Art & Design Festival offer over 550 hours of in-class instruction and practical work experience. Since 2001, The Works Society has generated 182 intern placements. These select interns have benefitted from working with experienced arts presenters alongside Governor General Award-winning artists, international art and design educators and prestigious Canadian art curators.

To encourage ongoing skills development, Works to Work allows participants to return summer after summer to progress from Assistant to Coordinator to Supervisor to Lead Supervisor levels.

University of Alberta’s Department of Art and Design has led the way in providing their students the opportunity to earn 6 credits by participating in The Works Society’s Education Initiatives. There are now many opportunities for students from Canadian institutions to earn credit as program participants.

For more information on Enbridge Art Internships at The Works, visit www.theworks.ab.ca Click Education.

THE COUNCIL PRESENTS: THE WORKS SUMMER SOLSTICE GALA, JUNE 21, 2013The Edmonton Business Council for Visual Arts Annual Gala, celebrating the open-ing of The Works Annual Art & Design Festival each year, supports student scholar-ships and internships. To date, 165 scholarships have been awarded to students from across the country.

The Works Gala Sponsors: The Council, The Fairmont Hotel Macdonald, The Works International Visual Arts Society

The Works Gala Supporters: zag creative group inc.

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