Buhler Gallery, Winnipeg, MB Videos
Videos by Buhler Gallery in Winnipeg. Hope, healing and contemplation. Located in St. Boniface Hospital. Open to all patients, visitors, and staff since 2007.
The Manitoba Chamber Orchestra treated is to a performance while shooting in the gallery yesterday. Quilts from Colour with a "U" make a perfect backdrop!
Colour with a “U” by SAQA and Capturing Our Visions of Isolation Daily (C.O.V.I.D.) by TFAM are officially open! Make an appointment to visit by e-mail us at [email protected], this is not a show you'll want to miss.
Don't forget to show the MCO some love Manitoba Chamber Orchestra
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The Manitoba Chamber Orchestra treated is to a performance while shooting in the gallery yesterday. Quilts from Colour with a "U" make a perfect backdrop! Colour with a “U” by SAQA and Capturing Our Visions of Isolation Daily (C.O.V.I.D.) by TFAM are officially open! Make an appointment to visit by e-mail us at [email protected], this is not a show you'll want to miss. Don't forget to show the MCO some love Manitoba Chamber Orchestra
It’s a rare treat that we get to share some of the process that goes into the work on the wall. Gerald Folkerts’ “Ralph” from the Head over Heels series was that opportunity. Pictured are Folkert’s reference photos and sketchbook with the concept drawing. The final piece is on view in Escape in Place: Inspirations from the Permanent Collection curated by Colleen Leduc. All visitors should make an appointment, indicating what day they would like to see the show. Make an appointment to visit by e-mailing Tanya Gadd at [email protected] Updated safety measures: All gallery visitors will require proof of vaccination at the hospital entrance. 📷 Gerald Folkerts Ralph Acrylic on canvas N.D. Gift of Martin Lyons in memory of Helen Lyons (Graduate of the St. Boniface Hospital School of Nursing)
A sweet corner from Escape in Place: Inspirations from the Permanent Collection! Colleen Leduc, our guest curator chose pieces from our collection of over 400 works of art to immerse us in the beauty found in the everyday, right here at home. The changing seasons, the warm glow of a corner store, or a bird taking flight invite the viewer to reflect on the beauty of everyday experiences, moments from history, or personal reminiscences. 📷 Captions in order: Bryan Nemish, Mahogany, 2000, Oil on Board Bryan Nemish, Black Hills, 2010, Oil on Canvas Beth Hiscox, Storm Warning, 2002, Acrylic on Canvas All of these works are gifts of Jauna Hannesson @colleenjleduc