In progress July 8 – August 23 Opening Reception: Thursday July 25th 4-7pm
Andrei Feheregyhazi currently lives in Saskatoon and received his MFA (2016) from the University of Saskatchewan. As a filmmaker, Feheregyhazi’s current focus is working with cardboard and paper textured animation and he continues to explore a wide range of media within his work. In Progress features a selection of his recent Augmented Reality (AR) work. A simple download of his Brellabot app will allow viewers to animate each of his paper textured works within the gallery space…
This Fall, Saskatoon will host the ‘Creative Cities Network Summit’ (October 1st – 3rd) with Feheregyhazi as their artist in residence. He will create work specifically for the summit and welcomes visitors to drop by during the event. Click on the following link to view his invite for the event: ‘Saskatoon:Where the Art Is’ :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1TjgscVLHI Feheregyhazi describes the piece as “It’s a journey through a cardboard world, a cardboard Saskatoon, a miniature Saskatoon with the iconic landmarks and public art featured within it,” he said. Feheregyhazi has also created AR pieces for Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan. So if you’re going to see a play this summer, be sure to bring your phone with the Brellabot AR app to experience his work.
May 21 – June 28, 2019 Reception: Tuesday, May 28th 7:00pm
A showcase of recent work by Grade 12 students from Bethlehem Catholic High School, Bishop James Mahoney High School, E.D. Feehan High School, Holy Cross High School and St. Joseph High School.
Thank you to each of the students who have contributed to our Spring 2019 exhibition:
Arwin Alcantara, Holy Cross High School Jacqueline Aranda, Bethlehem Catholic High School Camille Barcelo, E.D. Feehan High School Erin Baril, St. Joseph High School Victoria Buckley, St. Joseph High School Hiro Clemente, Bishop James Mahoney High School Ryen Crepez, Holy Cross High School Jade Cyrenne, Holy Cross High School Rebekah de Haan, Bishop James Mahoney High School Sydney Eichorn, Bishop James Mahoney High School Joyce Galang, St. Joseph High School Jade Gamble, Bethlehem Catholic High School Kai Hillbom, Bethlehem Catholic High School Chrisha Inayat, Holy Cross High School Catherine Liang Hanzhang, Holy Cross High School Katie Jackson, St Joseph High School Jeneya Johns, Holy Cross High School Jessica Jungwirth, Holy Cross High School Chloe Kook, Holy Cross High School Jocelyn Lalach, Bethlehem Catholic High School Asher Lautner, Holy Cross High School Madison Lyons, Bethlehem Catholic High School Rellie Mananzan, Holy Cross High School Kyra Parenteau, Bethlehem Catholic High School Amber Richards, Holy Cross High School Diefer Santos, Bethlehem Catholic High School Alexis Schinmann, St. Joseph High School Josée Sereda, St. Joseph High School Trey Vandale, Bethlehem Catholic High School Ricken Xu,St. Joseph High School
Our gallery summer hours (May- August): Monday to Friday 8am – 5pm For more information, please contact Linda Stark, Curator at 306.380.5310.
March 1 – April 26, 2019 Closing Reception: Friday, April 12 7-9pm
STM Gallery is pleased to present a selection of work by Saskatoon-based artists Jasmin Fookes and Jacob Semko.
First crossing paths while in the BFA program at the University of Saskatchewan, Jacob and Jasmin now find themselves working together in partnership through the CARFAC SK Mentorship Program.
Over the
last 15 years Jacob has completed an MFA at the University of
Cincinnati, traveled internationally visiting printmaking studios as a
resident, an instructor, and a printer. He has been exposed to hundreds
of techniques, countless processes, and worked with dozens of
printmakers continually gaining new insight into state of the art
techniques, especially in the new wave of “green” or non-toxic
printmaking, which he incorporates into his practice. Creating in
different studios has allowed Jacob to make work that pushes the limits
of each print shop’s capabilities regardless of how modest or grand the
facility may be.
Jacob’s diverse series of prints are a direct
response to his geographical location with the work visually
illustrating how the changing environment affects his inner psyche. He
accomplishes this through narrative and metaphor often drawing from
previous printmaking traditions, schools and movements. His artwork and
professional practice are constantly evolving with new series informed
from the previous and inspired by the future.
Jasmin’s
wanderlust also took her around the world where she participated in
several diverse creative workshops. She lived in London for a few years
fully immersed in a thriving art and printmaking community. While rooted
in traditional print media practices Jasmin is drawn to the integration
of unconventional materials and leveraging a hybrid of analogue and
digital processes. She often incorporates hand embroidery and machine
stitching and explores substrates other than paper, working on a series
rather than an edition of identical prints. Her research explores nature
as a representative of the spiritual realm, honouring the merely
personal dimension of existence while moving towards the ineffable.
While
the focus of this mentorship to date has been on Jasmin’s specific goal
of applying to MFA programs they look forward to the final few months
of total creative freedom and exploration.
Jasmin Fookes Deconstructed Bird Series 3, 2018 Silkscreen with embroidery on Somerset Satin, 11” x 14″
Jacob Semko Johns Allegory – the reoccurrence of water Waterless lithography printed on mulberry bleached, chine collé to somerset satin, 2008 26″ x 38″
JANUARY 7 – FEBRUARY 22, 2019
OPENING RECEPTION: FRIDAY JANUARY 11, 7-9PM
Sitting in a vehicle, driving across the prairies we look out and see what remains of the elevators, homesteads, barns, and farm buildings built by early settlers and reminding us of the history of this land.
It was the texture of these old wooden buildings that drew me in because texture is central to my watercolour batik process. While it was the texture that got me exploring these old buildings it is my thoughts about the people connected to them that keeps my interest. These thoughts are of my ancestors who came to this country, to those who had lived here long before that and to how different things look depending on your perspective.
As I began to pay more attention to our prairie architecture, I had many thoughts about those early settlers. How they put their heart and soul into building new lives on the prairies. How they must have struggled to build those structures and create a new life in this prairie landscape. And how today, these same homesteads are deserted, the granaries sit empty and the elevators are rapidly disappearing.
I also think about the indigenous people who were here long before the settlers came. How their lives were completely changed when these new people came to this land. How different their perspectives may be when looking at these same buildings. It is my hope that this exhibition will remind us to be curious, remembering that there are many different perspectives of this prairie architecture.
Paige Mortensen, 2018
Featured works by Paige Mortensen (2018, watercolour batik):
‘Going, Going, Gone’, 24 x 36in
‘Dotting the Prairie 3’, 18 x 36in
‘Homestead 1’, 20 x 20in
‘Repurposed’, 24 x 30in
‘Patched’, 28 x 22in
For more information, please contact Linda Stark, Curator at 306.380.5310 or via lstark@stmcollege.ca .
Gallery hours: Monday to Friday 7:30am – 10:30pm, Saturday 9:00am – 6:00pm, Sunday 11:00am – 9:00pm.
Please join us for our opening reception on Sunday, November 18, 1-3pm as we celebrate the recent work of students from the University of Saskatchewan’s Community Arts Program. For more information on classes offered by Community Arts, please click on the following link: https://artsandscience.usask.ca/noncredit/communityart/adultclasses.php
Participating artists:
Daniel Aussant Atrayee Basu Alex John Bergerman Leane Bettin
Jill Blakley Laurie Blondeau Bill Compton Cecilia J. Cote
Faye Erickson Audrey Findlay Jodi Francoeur Judy Francoeur
Sylvie Francoeur Krista Heidel Jalene Ippolito Mary T Kane
Kim Laprairie Janis Leia Irene Mckinnon Darlene MacDonald
Wendy McLeod Bob Miller Elisabeth Miller Larry Mullen
Kelly Parker Tim Parsons Bernice Rahm Kelsy Schumacher
Christine Popoff Todd Carol Trumbley Gwen Van Meter Cynthia Wright-Fulton
Carole Zuk
For more information, please contact Linda Stark, Curator at 306.380.5310 or via lstark@stmcollege.ca .
Gallery hours: Monday to Friday 7:30am – 10:30pm, Saturday 9:00am – 6:00pm, Sunday 11:00am – 9:00pm.
