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WHAT'S ON TODAY IN HALIFAX

OCT 13, 2008

GALLERIES

Future Retro: Drawings from the Great Age of American Automobiles
An eclectic ensemble of American car styling, from the post World War II generation of automotive designers – Future Retro is a rich collection of illustrations, which ranges from styling exercises to fully rendered prototypes. This is an exciting peek int... Read More.

Eyelevel Gallery moving to new Gottingen St. space
Eyelevel Gallery is relocating to a redesigned space just down the street at 2063 Gottingen. The gallery moved to Gottingen from barrington Street three years ago. For more than 30 years Eyelevel Gallery has fostered research and development of innovative ... Read More.

'Forgotten' Homes Make Stunning Subjects
When I was a kid, driving with my family through rural Ontario, I was fascinated with old, abandoned houses. Taking a regular route to my grandmother's house, we'd often pass the same old buildings and I'd check it with them, once a season or so, to see how t... Read More.

Argyle Fine Art
Argyle Fine Art represents a unique variety of contemporary art by established and emerging Canadian artists. Selection includes painting, drawing, limited edition prints, fibre, sculpture and photography. Read More.

New gallery on Gottingen features ceramic work
Burnt.normal, Halifax’s newest gallery (it’s not even a week old yet) is on the main floor of a house – and in many ways, it still feels like a home. That’s because it is. The gallery’s co-owner/director/curator, Eo Norris, (she runs the gallery with her... Read More.

David Lacey's One Man Show
Photographer/painter David Lacey showcases his work on an on-going basis in what he describes as a "continous one-man show" at his gallery. Presently, David has a variety of watercolours and oil paintings up for sale. Many of which depict serene Maritime su... Read More.

Anna Leonowens Gallery
Named after NSCAD’s Victorian founder—feisty heroine of film and theatre productions of The King and I—the Anna Leonowens Gallery is the public exhibition space and resource centre on campus. Three public galleries are devoted to the exhibition of contemporary... Read More.