Mark Igloliorte, Diptychs Series. 2017. Installation view.
Photo credit: Elyse Bouvier
Illingworth Kerr Gallery
The IKG is a world-class exhibition space and flexible platform for critical enquiry and theoretical debate with a focus on visual culture.
The Illingworth Kerr Gallery (IKG) provides a platform for curated exhibitions and other forms of cultural research production, with a focus on contemporary visual culture. A vital part of AUArts’ Office of Research and Academic Affairs, it supports graduate and undergraduate learning, provides a rich mix of public programming, and participates in global dialogue by hosting local, regional and international artists working in a variety of disciplines.
IKG gallery hours
Tues – Fri: 11-6
Sat: 12-4
Closed on Sundays, Mondays and statutory holidays
Location and contact
The IKG is located in the main mall on the AUArts campus. Please call us at 403.284.7633 or email ikg@auarts.ca with any questions or inquiries.
Cassandra Paul, Exhibitions and Programs Coordinator
Sara Perry-Din, Public Programs and Outreach Assistant
Ann Thrale, Exhibitions Preparator
CURRENT
MFA in Craft Media Thesis Exhibition: Summer 2022
Aug 17 - 27, 2022
IKG listing
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MFA in Craft Media Thesis Exhibition: Summer 2022
Illingworth Kerr Gallery
Members of the public can book a timed appointment to visit here or by emailing ikg@auarts.ca
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AUArts Grad Show Exhibition 2022
Illingworth Kerr Gallery
Online at www.auartsgrad.ca
Celebrate the talent and creativity of our graduates.
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MFA in Craft Media Thesis Exhibition 2022
Illingworth Kerr Gallery
Members of the public can book a timed appointment to visit here or by emailing ikg@auarts.ca
MFA in Craft Media Thesis Exhibition 2022
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The Distance Between
Illingworth Kerr Gallery
Members of the public can book a timed appointment to visit here or by emailing ikg@auarts.ca
Jude Griebel and Lorraine Simms
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Contingent Systems
Illingworth Kerr Gallery
CLOSING RECEPTION
Canceled due to public health restrictions.
Contingent Systems explores critical intersections between creative practice and algorithmic culture.
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MFA in Craft Media Thesis Exhibition 2021
Illingworth Kerr Gallery
Shiemara Hogarth
August 16-26
Open for viewing August 25-26, through appointment only
The MFA in Craft Media is a collaborative, cross-disciplinary, studio-based program that encourages students to explore materials and technology informed by theory and criticism.
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Virtual Grad Show 2021 | Digital Portfolios and 360 Tour
Illingworth Kerr Gallery
AUArts and the IKG are pleased to partner with Evans Hunt, a Calgary-based digital communications agency, founded by AUArts Alumni, to present Grad Show 2021 on a purpose-built digital platform.
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MFA in Craft Media Thesis Exhibition 2020
Illingworth Kerr Gallery
EXHIBITION DATES
Matthew O’Reilly
September 15 – 26, 2020
Yuan Yin
October 6 – 17, 2020
Due to COVID-19, exhibitions are not open to the public
The MFA in Craft Media is a collaborative, cross-disciplinary, studio-based program that encourages students to explore materials and technology.
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Virtual Grad Show 2020 – Shaping the Future
Illingworth Kerr Gallery
The annual Graduating Students Exhibition is one of AUArts' major highlights each year and a milestone in the careers of graduating students.
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Reliant Objects
Illingworth Kerr Gallery
OPENING RECEPTION
Thursday Jan 16
5 PM – 8 PM
GALLERY HOURS
Tues – Fri, 12 – 6 PM
Sat, 12 – 4 PM
Reliant Objects is a group exhibition of interdisciplinary craft work challenging notions of form, function, and the future of domestic objects.
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Ready Player 2
Illingworth Kerr Gallery
OPENING RECEPTION
Thursday Jan 16
5 PM – 8 PM
GALLERY HOURS
Tues – Fri, 12 – 6 PM
Sat, 12 – 4 PM
Brendan Lee Satish Tang and Sonny Assu combine elements from science fiction, comic book, and gaming cultures to consider how these forms alternately reinforce and transcend racial boundaries in youth culture.
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Thing to Wear
Illingworth Kerr Gallery
OPENING RECEPTION
Wednesday Nov 20
5 PM – 8 PM
GALLERY HOURS
Tues – Fri, 12 – 6 PM
Sat, 12 – 4 PM
Thing to Wear is a collection of kimono-inspired garments created by students, staff, faculty, and alumni from the Alberta University for the Arts (AUArts) under the expert guidance of Associate Professor, Bill Morton.