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¤ Ingrid Mueller is pleased to present
DONALD ANDRUS
Frieday, July 11, 2008, 5-7 pm
at
117 York Street, Fredericton N.B.
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¤ Ingrid Mueller is pleased to present
STEPHEN WILLIAMS - "out of my scketchbook"
part of the emerging artist series.
Opening at the Blue Door Restaurant
Saturday, June 21, 2008, 2-5 pm
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¤ Ingrid Mueller is pleased to present
Past STRATHBUTLER AWARD WINNERS
June 12 - July 2
Opening Reception
Thursday, June 12, 2008, 5-7 pm
at
117 York Street, Fredericton N.B.
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¤ Telegraph-Journal artical on Deanna Musgrave - A musical medley
¤ Ingrid Mueller is pleased to present METAMORPHOSEN
by Deanna Musgrave
Opening Reception
Saterday, April 12, 2008, 5-7 pm
at
117 York Street, Fredericton N.B.
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¤ Ingrid Mueller is pleased to present The Human Figure
March 14 - April. 02Opening Reception
Frieday, March 14, 2008, 5-7 pm
at
117 York Street, Fredericton N.B.
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¤ Glenn Preistley - Telegraph Journal Article.
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¤ Philip Iverson - Globe and Mail Article.
view a clip from the Article.
¤ Ingrid Mueller is pleased to present LINDA BRINE MATERIA
Nov. 16 - Dec. 07Opening Reception
Frieday, Nov. 16, 2007, 5-7 pm
at
117 York Street, Fredericton N.B.
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¤ Ingrid Mueller is pleased to present The Emerging Artist Series, featuring MAECUS KINGSTON
Opening ReceptionSaturday, Nov. 10, 2007, 2-5 pm
at
Blue Door Restaurant (corner of: Regent + King, Fredericton, N.B.)
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¤ Ingrid Mueller is pleased to present MARION MCCAIN 2007 Artists
September 30 - October 30Opening Reception
Sunday, September 30, 2007, 2-5 pm
at
117 York Street, Fredericton N.B.
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¤ Ingrid Mueller is pleased to present its first major exhibition of work by Rick Burns since his death in 2004. rick Burns was a writer, choreographer and teacher but most significantly, he was one of the provinces most important viusal artists. This exhibition witll be presented in tandem with another exhibition of Rick's work to be hosted in Saint John by the Peter Buckland Gallery. together, these two exhibitions feature a strong body of work relased by the estate following the retrospective mounted by the Beaverbrook Art Gallery and should not be missed.
September 6 - September 27Opening Reception
Thursday, September 6, 2007, 5-7 pm
at
117 York Street, Fredericton N.B.
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¤ Judy Blake
September 6 - September 27
Opening Reception
Thursday, September 6, 2007, 5-7 pm
at
117 York Street, Fredericton N.B.
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¤ Jennifer Pazienza with Lindsay McKay and Deanna Musgrave
July 26 - August 26
Opening Reception
Sunday, July 26, 2007, 5-7 pm
at
117 York Street, Fredericton N.B.
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¤ Catherine Hale - Veils of Solitude
June 24 - July 10
Opening Reception
Sunday, June 24, 2007, 2-5 pm
at
117 York Street, Fredericton N.B.
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¤ Suzanne Hill - Gordon Dunphy
June 8 - June 22
Opening Reception
Friday, June 8, 2007, 5-7 pm
at
117 York Street, Fredericton N.B.
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¤ Double Identity
on
Thursday, April 12th 2007
5 – 7 pm
at
117 York Street, Fredericton
Corner of King- and Regent St.
Fredericton
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Double Identity
The factor that makes this series of ten diptychs created by these artists unique is that each artist working alone created one half of each diptych and the two halves were joined to become one.
This way of working is not a commone practice as artists usually prefer to exhibit their own work. This formula, if it is one, was tried last summer (2006) by a group of artists at the historic church in Grand Barachois, N.B
Forty years of painting, attending exhibitiions in Europe, the US. and Canada and reviewing art magazines have never uncovered two such artists, male and female, francophone and anglophoneproducing a body of work using this unique process.
It is always difficult for an artist working alone in a studio to decide when a painting is finished as he or she must be satisfied with the end result. Only the artist using his individualized rules of aesthetics developed over a long period of time is capable of making this decision. This process becomes even more complex with the knowledge that the finished piece will be placed next to the work of another artist.
Consequently, the original set of rules must be modified and one must deal with even more doubt that may surround the resolution of a piece.
It had to be decided to work separately to see in reality if this made any sense.
¤ Thaddeus Holownia will be presenting an artist talk to accompany his
exhibit
"Laminae" on Thursday.
March 29 at 7:00 p.m. at Ingrid Mueller Art +
Concepts.
¤ exhibit by renowned N.B. photographer - Thaddeus Holownia
Moncton, New Brunswick, March 10, 2007
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¤ Biff Mitchell's Blog review
click here to read it.
¤ Drawings
on
Frieday, Feb. 15th 2007
5 – 7 pm
at
117 York Street, Fredericton
Corner of King- and Regent St.
Fredericton
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¤ Angel Gomez
on
Frieday, Jan. 26th 2007
5 – 7 pm
at
117 York Street, Fredericton
Corner of King- and Regent St.
Fredericton
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¤ About Angel Gomez
Angel Gomez was born in Segovia Spain in 1942. Since his arrival in
Canada
in 1980, and as one vastly influenced by his surroundings, the artist
has
sought to reconcile his Spanish roots with the feeling of isolation he
has
experienced and to describe these experiences in paint.
The most recent paintings by Angel Gomez trace and express a landscape
of
grief and loss and the search for meaning in expressions of hope and
love.
Where his earlier work contained a multi-layered series of abstract
colour
planes and framed portals through which viewers entered his spaces,
this
recent series reeplaces these perceptual doorways with the recognizable
imagery of fruit and flowers.
In these paintings the still-lifes have a personal elegiac dimension
but
also contain a message of hopefulness and rebirth. It is in the
interval
between these tensions that Gomez's work has power and meaning: the
tensions
between the abstract and the real, between bright hues and deep
tonality;
between the personal and the symbolic: and between the fragile beauty
of the
flower and the resilience of the human spirit. To experience Angel
Gomez'
new paintings is to pass through metaphorical doorways in order to
understand the nature of passing and the progress of love.
Craft Year 2007 is a nation-wide celebration of professional Canadian craft. go to the web site: Craft Year 2007
¤ Susan Wood
“Memory of Summer Past”
on
Frieday, Nov. 17th 2006
5 – 8 pm
at
117 York Street, Fredericton
Corner of King- and Regent St.
Fredericton
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¤ The exhibition Radiance and Counterpoint opens at the AGNS Western Branch in Yarmouth on Sunday, October 29 at 2:30 pm. Hoping you will come. Visual artist Wayne Boucher was awarded the 2006 Portia White Prize on Thursday (October 19th) at the Creative Nova Scotia Awards Gala in Pictou. Premier Rodney MacDonald presented the 25-thousand-dollar prize, which recognizes artistic excellence and achievement by outstanding Nova Scotia artists. The $25,000 Portia White Prize is awarded in two parts. The first part $18,000 is awarded to the primary recipient. A secondary year's protegé, named by Mr. Boucher, is the Annapolis Region Community Arts Council, which will use the funds to create an artist residency program. The Portia White Prize is named after the classical singer from Nova Scotia who overcame adversity to achieve international acclaim on the great stages of Europe and North America.
Wayne Boucher: Radiance and Counterpoint
Art Gallery of Nova Scotia
Western Branch in Yarmouth
341 Main Street
Yarmouth, Nova Scotia
Curated by Peter Dykhuis
OPENING October 29 at 2:30 pm
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¤ THE EMERGING ARTIST SERIES
Saturday, Oct. 21th 2006
2 –5 pm
at the
Blue Door Restaurant
corner of King- and Regent St.
Fredericton
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¤ Alexandra Flood
New series: “Teaser”
on
Thursday, Oct. 12th 2006
5 – 8 pm
at
117 York Street, Fredericton
Corner of King- and Regent St.
Fredericton
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¤ THE EMERGING ARTIST SERIES
Saturday, Sept. 9th 2006
2 –5 pm
at the
Blue Door Restaurant
corner of King- and Regent St.
Fredericton
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¤ Unfortunately, Philip Iverson passed away on Sunday, August 20. 2006 in Montreal. He was 41 years old. The unveiling of Philip's mural "Boat" will take place at the Leo Hayes High School on Wednesday, September 6 at 7:00 p.m.
¤ A retrospective of Philip Iverson's works will be presented by Ingrid
Mueller Art + Concepts on Thursday, sepetember 7 from 5-8 p.m. A
memorial
tribute to Philip will take place at 3-5pm. on the same day at 117 York
Street.
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¤ THE EMERGING ARTIST SERIES
Saturday, Sept. 9th 2006
2 –5 pm
at the
Blue Door Restaurant
corner of King- and Regent St.
Fredericton
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¤ Ingrid Mueller Art + Concepts invites you to view their exciting summer exhibit with new - never before seen works by: Suzanne Hill, Alexandra Flood, Fran Ward-Francis, Philip Iverson, Brian Burke, Don Andrus, Jennifer Pazienza, and Paul-Eduourd Bourque. open from 5 – 9pm on July 13 and August 10. |  The Culture Crawl Official |
¤ June 9. 2006 - Darren Emenau and Hugh Kearney
Friday, 5 - 8pm 117 York Street, Fredericton
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¤ THE EMERGING ARTIST SERIES
featuring: DEANNA MUSGRAVE
on
Saturday, May 27th, 2006
2 –5 pm
at the
Blue Door Restaurant
corner of King- and Regent St.
Fredericton
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¤ David Umholtz and Gordon Dunphy
Saturday May 6. 2-5p.m
at 117 York Street
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¤ Ingrid Mueller and Investor's Group are pleased to present
"Art that Matters"
opening reception: Friday, April 28. 2005 -5-8p.m
viewing Saturday, April 29 2-5p.m
at Investor's Group
1133 Regent Street
Fredericton
¤ A review of the March 31st openning was posted on Biff Mitchell's Blog for all interested.
¤ Opening March 31st @ 117 York Street.
Gallery artists:
Sister Marie Hélène Allain, Don Andrus, Judy Blake, Wayne Boucher, Brian Burke, Gordon Dunphy, Darren Emenau, Alexandra Flood, Toby Graser, Suzanne Hill, Kathy Hooper, Janet Miller, Hugh Kearney, Silas Robinson, Bill Rose, David Umholtz, Janice Wright Cheney, and Susan Wood
¤ TRANSIT - Atlantic Crossings exhibition
is
showing at:
Gallery Schloss Mochental