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Effective Tuesday March 17, Nickle Galleries is now closed to the public and Nickle at Noon programs have been cancelled. Because of the temporary closure of The Military Museums, Founders’ Gallery is also now closed. This measure was taken to ensure the safety and health of the campus and Calgary community, including those who take our programs. For further information on the University of Calgary’s COVID-19 response please visit ucalgary.ca/covid-19

This event has been postponed.

Nickle Galleries, University of Calgary and Contemporary Calgary are pleased to invite you to the first of a series of public programs organized in support of the Everywhere We Are art exhibition.

Sacred Expression in Contemporary Art is a program that will appeal to individuals interested in the role and influence of art in the Christian tradition and are curious about how contemporary art contributes to the tradition of sacred expression. Drawing on selected works in the Everywhere We Are exhibition, this exploration of sacredness will feature speakers from St. Mary’s University, and the University of Calgary’s Department of Art and the Faith and Spirituality Centre on campus.

Refreshments at 5:30 pm, Program 6:00 – 8:00 pm

Join us for a guided tour of the exhibition and the opportunity to participate in discussions around artworks by:
Christian Eckart
DaveandJenn
Gathie Falk
Luanne Martineau
Ron Moppett
Otto Rogers
Ian Wallace

Nickle Galleries, University of Calgary, Ground Floor, Taylor Family Digital Library.

Admission is Free – Kindly RSVP to marla.halsted@ucalgary.ca or 403.210.6201

Everywhere We Are, Nickle Galleries (installation view). Works by Catherine Burgess and Otto Rogers. Photo: Dave Brown, LCR Photo Services, U of C.
Everywhere We Are, Nickle Galleries (installation view). Works by Gathie Falk. Photo: Dave Brown, LCR Photo Services, U of C.
Everywhere We Are, Nickle Galleries (installation view).Works by Luanne Martineau and David Urban. Photo: Dave Brown, LCR Photo Services, U of C.