07.21.06
Legion of Memory
The MT Space, CCAT (Canadian Center of Arts and Technology) , and Tapestry will remember all those who attended Legion of Memory, sadly the offensive is now over. But do not despair for the good old days as a pre-emptive but measured invasion may be staged in the Spring and Summer of 2007.
More Information about Legion of Memory can be found here.
Our local branch website will continue to be updated with pictures and other memoribillia from the great war(s) here.
last updated: July 21, 2006
Cilla Vee's CityScape - Guest Performance
Percussion, projection, sound and dance evoke moments of New York City life.
Date and Location
Wednesday, August 16th | Performance @ 5:30 pm
Thursday, August 17th | Performance @ 7:00 pm
Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery | 25 Caroline Street N. | Waterloo, ON
Tickets
$10 Adults | call 519.585.7763 or e-mail info@mtspace.ca
The show is a half hour in length with an artists’ meet’n'greet after each performance.
last updated: July 21 2006
Cilla Vee Movement Workshop
The Director of Cilla Vee Movement Projects Claire Elizabeth Barratt will conduct a two-hour workshop titled The Language of Movement at the MT Space.
Date and Location
Thursday, August 17 at 10 am
The MT Space | 141 Whitney Place | Studio 20 | Kitchener, ON
Tickets:
Cost: $20 | Spaces Limited, please call the MT Space at 519.585.7763 to book your spot!
last updated: March 22, 2006
Exhibit | Keeping You in Mind
Exhibit of Marcela Elizondo's Photography
Date & Location
Exhibit | March 14 – 22, 2006 | Kitchener City Hall Rotunda
Meet-the-Artist Reception | March 21, 2006 | 6:00 pm Kitchener City Hall Rotunda
(Reception in partnership with CrossCultures Magazine)
Through my work I tried to capture the multicultural expressions that bring life to the urban landscape of the Waterloo Region. These photographs show how the different ethnic and cultural expressions of immigrant families blend in and adapt to their new Canadian environment. In this work, I tried to capture the ephemeral reality of a multicultural kaleidoscope as it seeks to arrange itself in some creative order.
These photographs captured immigrants and Canadians participating in public life, passing through public places, and living their everyday life. Looking for multicultural expressions in the urban landscape led me to frame spontaneous expression, specific detail on a wall, or an architectural mark that reflects the historical and cultural environment around us.
As a photographer and an immigrant, I tried to capture the spirit of the multicultural community, its habits and its ways of life, as portrayed in the wonderful simplicity of everyday rituals.
- excerpted from Marcela Elizondo's Artist Statement