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Laura Gildner / Tell Me What You Know I Want to Hear
Billboard Space at 424 20th Street West
September 18th–October 31, 2020
Tell Me What You Know I Want To Hear depicts a pile of bodies cloaked in sequinned blankets, uniformly costumed, and partially concealed. Borrowing from the aesthetic pageantry of advertising yet devoid of any Photoshopped corrective measure, the legs at first appear almost mannequin-esque until further observation reveals imperfect signifiers of humanity. Confronting the absurdity of performance while meditating on the poetics of desire, Tell Me attempts to investigate how social choreography might inform the reality of our shared experience.
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One Take Super 8 Event!
Tuesday, September 22nd, 2020
Screening: 7pm on Facebook & Twitch
All Ages, Everyone invited
The One Take Super 8 Event is back, and screening live on your devices!
Shot on Super 8, the films in these events have never been seen before, not even by the filmmakers! Edited in-camera, the works are shown as they were shot.
No Cuts! No Splices!
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Coming soon!
Carrie Allison / nisitohtamowin
September 22 to October 5, 2020
Curated and commissioned by PAVED Arts, as part of tofeelclose, a partnership with AKA-artist run.
tofeelclose is a space for individual and collective reflection. The project gathers momentum and shape through every voice. Contributors offer unfolding ideas and inquiries, lay bare obsessions, wade through the mundane, stage a place for an encounter. Look for ways to feel close. Artist commissions will be added biweekly from July to October 2020, thereafter archived. Artists: Carrie Allison, Emii Alrai and Eve Tagny, Katherine Boyer, Erika DeFreitas, Lindsay Delaronde and Jamie Black, Maggie Groat, Jessica Groome and Tiziana La Melia, Benny Nemerofsky Ramsay, Shellie Zhang Curators: Art Gallery of Regina, Franz Kaka, Paved Arts, Jennifer Smith, Kenderdine and College Galleries with BlackFlash Magazine
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PAVED Arts Call for Submissions
Deadline: September 15, 2020
Currently welcoming proposals by contemporary artists, collectives, and curators for the following: Exhibitions, Screenings, Media/new media performances, Billboard presentations, Off-site projects, Online projects.
We strive to reflect the cultural diversity of the national community in our programming, with particular attention paid to underrepresented or marginalized voices. To this end, we actively encourage members of BIPOC and LGBTQ+ communities to apply to the annual September 15th open call.
Gestures on Portrayal (Installation View), Luther Konadu, 2019.
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SAVE THE DATE!
PAVED Arts AGM
Tuesday, October 6, 2020
Due to Saskatchewan Health Authority limitations on social gathering during the Covid-19 pandemic, Paved Arts is conducting its 2020 Annual General Meeting online via Zoom on Tuesday, October 6th, at 7 pm.
We'll be sending out more details to members a bit closer to the date!
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DEVICE DROP-OFF ZONE
PAVED Arts is an official Device Drop-Off location for all of your unused, but functional, devices.
We've partnered with Chokecherry Studios in order to put your old devices into the hands of those who need them most. Please consider donating your functional, unused devices today!
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Cypher Connect*
Every Monday Night in September, 7-9pm
Open to youth ages 13-25
FREE, Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87437206680
We've decided to keep the momentum going and continue Cypher Connect on a slightly smaller scale throughout September!
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