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        TRUCK Contemporary Art is a non-profit artist-run centre dedicated to the development and public presentation of contemporary art.
        Our goal is the advancement of contemporary art and the enrichment of local, national, and international communities today and into the future.
        
          
        
        
        
      

      

      

      

      

    
        
  
        
  
  
        
    
        

      

      

        
          
        

        
        
          
        
            
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                  Calling all Mi’kma’ki based Indigenous cultural workers! @eyelevel_arc is looking for an Assistant Curator to co-curate “Mamanaw Pekiskwewina | Mother Tongues: Mi’kma’mi” alongside TRUCK’s Curatorial Resident, Missy LeBlanc. Prior curatorial experience is not needed.
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#Repost Eyelevel is seeking applications from Indigenous artists and arts-workers from across Mi’kma’ki to work in collaboration with TRUCK Contemporary Art’s Curatorial Resident, Missy LeBlanc, to develop the Halifax iteration of the project “Mamanaw Pekiskwewina | Mother Tongues”. This is a short-term contract position funded by Canada Council.

For more detail about this position please refer to our webpage “Eyelevel.art” which can be found via our Linktree on our Instagram profile.

Deadline to apply is March 22nd @ midnight.
                
                
              
        
            
        
          

          
        

      

        

        

        
          
            
        
              
        
                
                
                  
                  We are so pleased to welcome and introduce Talysha Bujold-Abu (she/her) as new co-director of TRUCK Contemporary Art—through the inception of this emergent position, we aim to centre collectivity, communication, and collaboration as a means for thinking and working through ethical and equitable relationships. ??

Talysha Bujold-Abu is an artist-illustrator, researcher, and arts facilitator who joins us from Windsor, ON where she obtained her MFA from the University of Windsor and previously worked at Arts Council Windsor & Region. Currently she is artist-in-residence at ArtsPond (2020-2021) and recipient of the Conundrum Press Mini-Comic Bursary for Black and Indigenous Creators (2021).

Additionally, Talysha has spoken and exhibited at the Intersections  Cross Sections Conference in Toronto, ON (2018) on the conceptual hybridity of black bodies, and participated in the Structures of Anticipation Research Symposium and Exhibition in Windsor, ON (2019). Recent panels include: 
                
                
              
        
            
        
          

          
        

      

        

        

        
          
            
        
              
        
                
                
                  
                  ?? we’re excited to welcome Rukhsar Ali to TRUCK as our Programs Assistant Intern ?? Rukhsar will be supporting our research into access measures, communications, and building our relationships in the Sunalta community and we are so glad to have the opportunity to work alongside her in these areas!

?? From Rukhsar: ??

I’m a recent English graduate from the University of Calgary with a passion for arts, literature, and anything science fiction. In my free time, I love to create artwork and write about South Asian diasporic identity and immigration, and explore the science fiction genre from an intersectional lens. I'm incredibly excited to be joining TRUCK and looking forward to contributing to the local arts community!
                
                
              
        
            
        
          

          
        

      

        

        

        
          
            
        
              
        
                
                
                  
                  Visit Jin-me Yoon’s "Untunnelling Vision" online as an interactive 3D space with video excerpts & info about each work ??
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TRUCK Contemporary Art is temporarily closed to the public until further notice.
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3D documentation for this online presentation was generously provided by @calgaryphotos.ca
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Fourth in a series exploring the intersections of tourism, militarism and colonialism, "Untunnelling Vision" is the newest video and photo-based installation by Korean-born Canadian artist Jin-me Yoon. The artworks in this exhibition were filmed and photographed in a tunnel at the southwest corner of Calgary’s Ring Road construction site; at Heritage Park, Calgary’s "living history" museum; and on Tsuut’ina Nation land where there remains a ten year old movie set, erected for the Canadian WWI film “Passchendaele." Using conventional and 360 degree camera technology, an
                
                
              
        
            
        
          

          
        

      

        

        

        
          
            
        
              
        
                
                
                  
                  Visit “Tant doucement me sens emprisonne? [So Gently Do I Feel Myself Imprisoned]" by Guillaume Adjutor Provost on our website & linktree as a means to bridge our digital present with Guillaume's forthcoming physical exhibition at TRUCK in spring 2021 ??

2020, Video HD, 12m14s

Camera : Hugo Nadeau
Narration : Joe?l Nawej Itaj
Sound track : Sacha A. Ratcliffe

In the spring of 2020, various readings led me to think about a narrative performance intended for video. In particular, essays by Keti Chukhrov, Inventing the Future, Postcapitalism and a World Without Work (2015) by Nick Srnicek and Alex Williams, or The Coming of Neofeudalism, A Warning to the Global Middle Class (2020) by Joel Kotkin. Informed by various authors who undertake to articulate a perspective of the future, I undertook to produce a documentary performance, echoing my research focusing on economic systems and their manifestations. In the video “So Gently Do I Feel Myself Imprisoned”, I de
                
                
              
        
            
        
          

          
        

      

        

        

        
          
            
        
              
        
                
                
                  
                  Given the recent spike in cases of COVID-19 in our province, we have decided to close the gallery to the public for the time being. It is our hope that we will not have to do so for too long, however, should we have to extend our closure into December, we are considering possible avenues for continuing to share the work of our current exhibiting artist, Jin-me Yoon, with you all. 
 
As members of this community and citizens of this region, we call on our provincial government to respond to the current health crisis with considerably more care and empathy for those that are vulnerable, in precarious and public-facing employment, and our health care workers, whose calls for action we echo here.

All news related to reopening the gallery to the public or an extended closure will be shared on our social media channels and our newsletter. If you have any questions about our closure, please reach out to TRUCK’s director, Ginger Carlson, at director@ or 403-261-7702.

cc: @perfo
                
                
              
        
            
        
          

          
        

      

        

        

        
          
            
        
              
        
                
                
                  
                  ?here are some screenshots from Jin-me Yoon’s artist talk, which she delivered *digitally* with support from @ikg_auarts in early September ?

“Untunnelling Vision” runs until December 12 2020. We’re open thursday through sunday 12pm-6pm.

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Jin-me Yoon is a Korean-born, Vancouver-based artist. Since the early 1990s, her lens-based practice has critically examined the construction of self and other in relation to her own direct and inherited history, as well as within broader geopolitical contexts. Unpacking stereotypical assumptions and dominant discourses, Yoon’s work has examined gender and sexuality, culture and ethnicity, citizenship and nationhood. Adopting a wider and wider lens over time, her practice has become a deep investigation into entangled local and global histories existing at specific sites within the context of transnationalism.?

This exhibition was co-produced by @performativeart and @truckcontemporaryart. We would like to 
                
                
              
        
            
        
          

          
        

      

        

        

        
          
            
        
              
        
                
                
                  
                  ??We’ve updated our shop! ?? You can now get Jaime McDonald and Sikapinakii Lowhorn’s tote bags that we’re designed and produced in concert with our 3rd annual postcard fundraiser, Let’s Stay in Touch earlier this year in February. 

These limited edition totes are in short supply, so make sure you order yours today.

#yyc #yycart #yycarc #totebag #artistruncentre #truckcontemporaryart #letsstayintouch #artistmultiples
                
                
              
        
            
        
          

          
        

      
    
  
        

  


        









        
          
        
        
        
      

      

      

      

      

    
        
  
        
  
  
        
    
        

      

      

        
          
        

        
        
          
        
            
         
         
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        TRUCK is currently closed to the public.
        Our Main Space and Parkade galleries are located on the main floor of the building. The U-Hall is located on the second floor. The washroom is gender neutral and wheelchair accessible.
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