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Name: Particles for the Built World
Start: 2019-4-13T01-01-00-00
End: 2019-6-16T01-01-00-00
Location: Surrey Art Gallery

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Particles for the Built World Surrey Art Gallery 13750 88 Ave, Surrey, British Columbia

13apr(apr 13)1:00 am16jun(jun 16)1:00 amParticles for the Built WorldExhibition

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Particles for the Built World forms the basis

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Particles for the Built World forms the basis of Omer Arbel’s artistic interrogation into the physical properties of concrete: a material that has long held uncompromising notions of solidity, permeance, and strength. The installation, partially performative and partially static, serves as an introspective exploration into the materiality of concrete while simultaneously mapping an insight into Arbel’s mode of working. Housed in Surrey Art Gallery, the objects and artefacts are remnants of Arbel’s challenging of the capacity for concrete to retain elements of its native state; liquid.

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April 13 (Saturday) 1:00 am - June 16 (Sunday) 1:00 am

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Surrey Art Gallery

13750 88 Ave, Surrey, British Columbia

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Write On.

16jun12:00 amWrite On.

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Design Talks Institute (d.talks) is launching the 2019 edition of Write On, a writing workshop for professional and aspiring writers in Alberta, as well as those with backgrounds in

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Design Talks Institute (d.talks) is launching the 2019 edition of Write On, a writing workshop for professional and aspiring writers in Alberta, as well as those with backgrounds in film, digital media, theatre, public art, planning, urbanism, anthropology, and geography. Participants of this program will explore a contemporary means of expressing urban form. It’s about words; and about explorative, provocative thinking.

This program is comprised by three workshops and two critical sessions with professional writers, as well as one-on-one mentorships in order to develop a critical essay. Write On offers opportunities to network with peer critical thinkers and to learn how to situate writing within the publishing industry. Write On is organized by d.talks and made possible with the support of the Rozsa Foundation.

Launching this summer, the workshops will be led by art critic, journalist and independent curator, Nancy Tousley; critical urban planning and environmental science scholar, Julian Agyeman; and architectural historian and writer, Despina Stratigakos. Mentors include Canadian Architect’s editor, Elsa Lam; architecture critic and author, Alexandra Lange; Professor of Architecture at the School of Architecture, Planning & Landscape at the University of Calgary, Graham Livesey; and architect and historian Susanne Schindler.

The call for applications is now open and can be found on dtalks.org/writeon2019. The deadline to apply is Sunday, June 30, at 11 p.m. MDT.

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(Sunday) 12:00 am

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