MONTREAL
MICHEL DAIGNEAULT at GALERIE TROIS POINTS
APRIL 28 – MAY 26

Michel Daigneault, Deux Bleus. Image: galerietroispoints.qc.ca

Michel Daigneault, Pour l’oeil, 2002. Image: galerietroispoints.qc.ca

Michel Daigneault, Qui fait deviner, 2005. Image: galerietroispoints.qc.ca

Colourful acrylic on canvas abstractions from Daigneault evoke imaginary online worlds, all the while managing to remain
painterly.

CALGARY
MICHAEL SMITH: CRADLE OF WORDS at TREPANIER BAER
APRIL 27 – MAY 19

Michael Smith, Conspectus, overlie #2, 2006. Image: trepanierbaer.com

Michael Smith, installation view. Image: trepanierbaer.com

New work by the British-born, Montreal-based artist includes seven new large and medium scale paintings
that continue Smith’s investigation into the relationship between image and abstraction.

VANCOUVER
POP PHILOSOPHY at ACCESS ARTIST RUN CENTRE
MAY 19 – JUNE 23

Jillian Pritchard and Dan Starling, 2004. Image: helenpittgallery.org

Julie Beugin, Jessica Eaton, Jillian Pritchard and Dan Starling are four recent Emily Carr Institute grads, each of
whom have been influenced by philosophical ideas. The exhibition features work in video, painting and photography.
Curated by Rachelle Sawatsky.

TORONTO
KIGUSIUQ AND HER CONTEMPORARIES at FEHELEY FINE ARTS
APRIL 21 – MAY 6

Janet Kigusiuq, Apples, Baker Lake, 1999. Image: feheleyfinearts.com

Janet Kigusiuq, Fishing Weir, Baker Lake, 1992. Image: feheleyfinearts.com

This show of First Nations art examines the relationship between Janet Kigusiuq’s collages, her drawings
and the compositions of her contemporaries. Over fifty original, never-before-seen works on paper
from Baker Lake are featured alongside works by artists such as Myra Kukiiyaut, Simon Tookoome, Irene Avaalaaqiaq, Marjorie Esa, Victoria Mamnguqsualuk, William Noah and others.

MONTREAL
HAROLD KLUNDER at MCLURE GALLERY
APRIL 27 – MAY 19

Harold Klunder, Portrait Study, 1983. Image: utoronto.ca

Harold Klunder, The Home of Conjecture, 1997-99. image: utoronto.ca

Recent paintings and etchings by one of Canada’s best-known living painters.

A curator’s talk will be held on May 3, 7 pm.

Curator James D. Campbell will discuss Klunder’s work with a slide presentation. The artist will be present and the
audience will have an opportunity to ask questions of both Mr. Campbell and Mr. Klunder.