Over the past 100 years weddings have changed from an intimate declaration of love, to a “Pinterest-perfect” expression of identity. In this exhibition seven historical vignettes are arranged chronologically to reveal a significant increase in consumption and our fascination with the romantic ritual.
The University of Alberta Museums, invites you to the opening reception of "A Little Bit of Infinity". Enjoy some refreshments, discover the international printmaking community through the University of Alberta Museums Art Collection and help us celebrate our little bit of printmaking infinity right here in Edmonton.
A Little Bit of Infinity, presented in two parts, features works of art from the University of Alberta Museums Art Collection that celebrates the art, artists, collections and collectors on the continuum of printmaking. Part one explores the roots of printmaking in Edmonton, Alberta and Canada, and part two presents an international perspective, both historical... Read more »
Over the past 100 years weddings have changed from an intimate declaration of love, to a “Pinterest-perfect” expression of identity. In this exhibition seven historical vignettes are arranged chronologically to reveal a significant increase in consumption and our fascination with the romantic ritual.
The Archives Society of Alberta celebrates Archives Week every year in the first week of October to promote awareness of archives in our province. We are pleased to present our Archives Week launch event this year: Coming to Alberta. Join us on Saturday, October 1 at 7:00-9:00 PM at the Old Strathcona Performing Arts Centre... Read more »
Over the past 100 years weddings have changed from an intimate declaration of love, to a “Pinterest-perfect” expression of identity. In this exhibition seven historical vignettes are arranged chronologically to reveal a significant increase in consumption and our fascination with the romantic ritual.
Over the past 100 years weddings have changed from an intimate declaration of love, to a “Pinterest-perfect” expression of identity. In this exhibition seven historical vignettes are arranged chronologically to reveal a significant increase in consumption and our fascination with the romantic ritual.
A Little Bit of Infinity, presented in two parts, features works of art from the University of Alberta Museums Art Collection that celebrates the art, artists, collections and collectors on the continuum of printmaking. Part one explores the roots of printmaking in Edmonton, Alberta and Canada, and part two presents an international perspective, both historical... Read more »
A Little Bit of Infinity, presented in two parts, features works of art from the University of Alberta Museums Art Collection that celebrates the art, artists, collections and collectors on the continuum of printmaking. Part one explores the roots of printmaking in Edmonton, Alberta and Canada, and part two presents an international perspective, both historical... Read more »
A Little Bit of Infinity, presented in two parts, features works of art from the University of Alberta Museums Art Collection that celebrates the art, artists, collections and collectors on the continuum of printmaking. Part one explores the roots of printmaking in Edmonton, Alberta and Canada, and part two presents an international perspective, both historical... Read more »