Photo credit: John Hall. Field No. 3, n.d. Woodcut on Paper. 12 5/16 x 9 1/2 in
Collection of the Alberta Foundation for the Arts

Howl in the Grass

Artists: Group Exhibition

Don Cardinal
Gerry Dotto
Aaron Falkenberg
Gary Fryklind
John Hall
Campbell Henderson
Philip Kanwischer
Illingworth Kerr
Bryce Meyer
Blair Pinder
Thelma Manarey
Jacques Rioux
Theodore Shehinski
Matthew Spidell
Adrian Stimson
George Webber
Tom Willock

June 25 - July 22

First Fridays

• July 3: Opening Reception 5-8 p.m. 

Howl in the Grass

Howl in the Grass is a group exhibition alluding to the mystery and aliveness of land and sky in the prairies. As any howl is a method of attracting attention, connecting with others, and announcing a presence – this exhibition invites viewers to listen, to feel, and to connect with the diverse calls of the land along the Great Plains in Alberta and beyond.

About the Gallery

The Viewpoint Gallery showcases original works of art by individual artists and collectives, and curated exhibitions. The gallery is in the lobby of the City of Red Deer Culture Services facility.  Visit our Viewpoint Gallery page for more information.

Address
5205 48 Ave (in the old Intermediate School building)

Hours
Monday to Friday: 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
First Fridays: 8 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Closed on Statutory Holidays

Contact
The City of Red Deer, Community Development
403-406-8820
culturemailbox@reddeer.ca 

Photo credit: “Transition of Memories”, 2023, Bailey Horton

Displaced in Time

Artist
Bailey Horton

June 4 - July 24

First Fridays
Gallery is open until 5 p.m. on Fridays.

Exhibit

Displaced in Time is an exploration of learning to love a new city. Through this collection of landscape and domestic drawings, Bailey Horton reflects on her changing identity and sense of place she has recorded since settling in Red Deer in 2022 after living in BC for 16 years. The drawing “Transition of Memories” is both an exit and an entry into the works. In this piece, both her old and new house blend into one place: home. In connecting with Red Deer, Bailey fostered her arts practice. Her landscapes, portraits, and domestic drawings illustrate a growing familiarity of place, and by extension, self. Through landscapes of Bower Woods, Barrett Park, and Waskasoo; her love of learning local trails is recorded in charcoal. Portraits from throughout the last few years explore a changing understanding of self as she settles into the city. They are her meditations on moving, settling in, and mapping her new home as she navigates both in and out of her domestic spaces. This exhibition mediates on the careful, caring attention the artist dedicates to recording themselves, and their surroundings as they move through life. For her, drawing offers a sense of reflection on her journey to Red Deer. A landscape of a community she has become a part of, alongside you.

About the Artist

Bailey Horton is a multidisciplinary artist with an interest in exploring how art can foster community connections, both personally and geographically. Through vulnerability in her own arts practice, she seeks to connect to our collective experiences of person-hood. She is currently located in Red Deer, AB; and works with the Red Deer Arts Council.

Bailey’s artistic practice ebbs between curatorial, educational, and personal practice. Her medium is often informed by her research, but primarily draws. She is obsessed with slow, meditative processes. Slowly layered hatching, stitching, and careful accuracy are often found in her work. Bailey is fascinated by the relationship between community, place, and mapping memory. Her memory is grounded in mapped trails and hallways, and in the ever changing localities of where one calls home.

About the Gallery

The Corridor Community Gallery is hosted by the City of Red Deer Community Development. This space, adjacent to our ceramic arts studio in the lower level of the Don Moore Recreation Centre, provides a public venue for local emerging and established artists and allows us to share in the talents and interests of fellow community members.

Address

4501 47A Ave, downtown Red Deer (in the lower level of the Recreation Centre)

Facility Hours

Monday - Thursday: 5:30 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Friday: 5:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Saturday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sundays: 12 - 5 p.m.

View Holiday Hours and Facility Closures

Questions

For information on visual arts classes and programs offered by the City of Red Deer or to enquire about showing your artwork in the Corridor Community Gallery, please contact

The City of Red Deer, Community Development
403-406-8820
culturemailbox@reddeer.ca