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Date:
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March 26, 2008
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12:50pm
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Location:
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Ken Lepin and Tricia Sellmer Studios
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Fee:
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Tickets $55 for three sessions or $20 each
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In conjunction with the exhibition Art and Society in Canada 1913-1950, organized and circulated by the National Gallery of Canada, the Kamloops Art Gallery is hosting a series of lectures focusing on the Group of Seven, the Social Realists and Les Automatistes. Come and listen to the speakers, while enjoying lunch provided by Kamloops Catering & Event Services. Please purchase tickets at least two business days in advance at The Gallery Store, 377-2400.
Lawren Harris—Group of Seven
Lloyd Bennett, Thompson Rivers University Visual Arts Professor, talks about the famed Canadian artist Lawren Harris. Painting the Northern Ontarian and Arctic landscape in the 1920s, Harris and his Group of Seven cohorts pioneered a painting style that associated Canadian identity with their notion of the spiritual values of the national landscape and nature.
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