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Photo 1 Text Heading Photo 1 Text University of Toronto Art Centre Beaver Tales: Canadian Art and Design This exhibition showcases both emerging and established designers and craft makers, alongside seminal artists who spearheaded the tradition of interpreting and celebrating Canadian countryside and wildlife in their artwork. Guest curators Rachel Gotlieb and Martha Kelleher selected just over 100 pieces, to illustrate how artists, designers and craft makers, working over the last two centuries, have managed to transcend the pitfalls of kitsch and cliché, while creating universal works drawn from and inspired by motifs of Canadian identity. The objects demonstrate the extraordinary ways in which, nature-based signifiers of Canadianness have endured – and despite the enormously diverse ethnic heritage of our by now overwhelmingly urban society. Martha Kelleher believes that, "Today these now iconic indigent flora and fauna images help to form a rich and diverse heritage that provides us with a greater understanding of our culture." By bringing together works from art, design and craft, often regarded by scholars and curators as distinct and separate disciplines, the curators also address this low art/high art bias by revealing that Canadian symbolic flora and fauna are vital sources of inspiration and discourse across the craft, art and design communities. Tuesday September 16 2008 6 pm Opening Reception for the exhibition Beaver Tales: Canadian Art and Design art lounge, remarks at 6.30pmRSVP to 416- 978-1838 or utac.rsvp@utoronto.caThis e- mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it The reception is mounted in collaboration with Parks Canada Agency La réception pour l'ouverture de l'exposition est présentée en collaboration avec l'Agence Parcs Canada" Parks Parcs Canada Canada Places of Inspiration Des lieux d'inspiration Wednesday October 15 2008 3 pm Director's Gallery Talk Series From Casper David Friedrich to Franklin Carmichael: Canada and the Northern Romantic Tradition Niamh O'Laoghaire, Director, University of Toronto Art Centre art lounge light refreshments RSVP to 416-978-1838 or utac.rsvp@utoronto.caThis e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Wednesday October 29 2008 7 pm A Gallery Conversation What is Canadian anyways? Shaun Moore and Julie Nicholson of MADE - promoter and purveyor of Canadian emerging design art lounge cash bar RSVP to 416-978-1838 or utac.rsvp@utoronto.caThis e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Thursday November 13 2008 7 pm A Gallery Talk The world of mountains and rivers is an illusion. This painting is the illusion of an illusion. Yam Lau, artist art lounge cash bar RSVP to 416-978-1838 or utac.rsvp@utoronto.caThis e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Tuesday November 25 2008 4:30 pm Looking at Beavers: A Field Guide Matt Brower, University of Toronto Art Centre Curator Co-Presented with the Faculty of Information art lounge cash bar RSVP to 416-978-1838 or utac.rsvp@utoronto.caThis e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it	Photo 1 File Name
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