Art Gallery of Burlington: Fall Schedule Unveils Exciting Exhibitions & Events

The Art Gallery of Burlington has recently announced its captivating fall programming schedule, promising an enriching blend of exhibitions and events that will captivate art enthusiasts of all ages. With an array of diverse and thought-provoking exhibitions, as well as engaging public programming, the gallery aims to create a vibrant cultural hub where creators, cultures, and communities can come together to celebrate human creativity.

Sybil Atteck: A Celebration of a Pioneering Artist:
One of the highlights of the fall programming is the exhibition dedicated to Sybil Atteck, a pioneering Trinidadian painter. Opening on October 20, this exhibition pays homage to Atteck’s remarkable contributions to the Caribbean art scene. The event will commence with an opening reception, featuring a live performance by Luckystickz, a Canadian singer-songwriter and steelpan virtuoso, adding a touch of rhythm and melody to the celebration.

Chiedza Pasipanodya: Ndafunga Dande (Thoughts of Home):
Another exhibition to look forward to is Chiedza Pasipanodya’s “Ndafunga Dande,” which explores place, materiality, and storytelling. Through hand-built ceramic sculptures and an evocative audio composition, Pasipanodya invites viewers to contemplate alternate histor(ies) and the notions of sustenance and permanence. This exhibition will run from September 26, 2023, to January 7, 2024.

Halton Black Voices: Bring a Folding Chair:
The Art Gallery of Burlington is committed to promoting equity and providing a platform for underrepresented voices. The exhibition titled “Bring a Folding Chair” showcases the works of younger, emerging, and self-taught Black artists. Curated by Gennile Thomas Smith, founder and executive director of Halton Black Voices, this exhibition features artists Reynold Thomas, Xavier Fuller, Kemahee Baker, and Vivianne. It will be on display from October 20, 2023, to January 7, 2024.

Diverse Range of Public Programming:
In addition to the exhibitions, the gallery offers an exciting lineup of public programming. Among the highlights are Stephen Attong’s artist talk and walk, exploring sentimentality in public spaces through captivating photographs. Norwin Anne will host a “Talking Textiles Weaving Workshop,” promoting a reuse lifestyle and reviving the art of weaving with modern methods. The Living Library will also feature a natural ink-making demonstration by Sonali Menezes and a plant-based dyeing demonstration by the Burlington Handweavers and Spinners Guild.

The Art Gallery of Burlington’s fall programming is set to inspire and engage visitors of all backgrounds. With exhibitions dedicated to pioneering artists, the celebration of underrepresented voices, and a range of public programming events, the gallery offers a vibrant and inclusive space for the community to come together and appreciate the wealth of human creativity. Whether you are an art enthusiast or simply curious, the Art Gallery of Burlington invites you to experience the power of art and explore the intersection of cultures and communities. Visit: https://agb.life/

SOURCE Art Gallery of Burlington/ PR Newswire

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