.Golden.City.Fine.Art.

20120621

Ian August - Big Ideas, Images, and Distorted Facts

Ian August - Big Ideas, Images, and Distorted Facts .

20120609

Saturday June 23rd 2012 --- Tailgate 5

tailgate five !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!WEAVE GOT BALLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

20120518

TAILGATE FOUR - BUTCHES VS FEMMES EDITION

EPHEMERA - William Eakin - Leala Hewak

20120429

Tailgate Threee! April's Golden Showers .

BIKINI CONTEST!?!? PRIZES!?!? Free entry for fetish wear.

20120319

RAVI SHUKLA March 23rd - April 23rd, 2012

20120306

TAILGATE PARTY!!!!!! Saturday March Seventeenth.

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20120106

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ROB CROOKS . TWO ROCKS OF STONE . DJS ATB . phase M . DeDskul
Doors at 10pm.
Performances by midnight.
Goes late.
211 Pacific Ave.
Chinatown.
Dance.
Dance.

20111008

Caroline Monnet - Anomalia - Oct. 14th through Nov. 18th. 2011

In Anomalia, multi media artist Caroline Monnet (Algonquin/French) extends the contextual relationships of fictional cultural figures and image in a new series of limited edition silkscreen prints.

Anomalia began as artist in residence at the Künstlerhaus Bethanien in Berlin, 2010, where Monnet uncovered Winnetou, a fabricated character of Native decent created by the German Novelist Karl May.
Anomalia is both the deconstruction and a reconstruction of plastic stereotypes in image, allowing for potential alternative narratives.

The show runs from October 14th through November 18th, 2011
Hours for this show are by chance and appointment only. 204 930 5052

20110929

Mini Davis - September 23 , 2011.

20110817

Paul Zacharias - August 26th

In REBELS Zacharias brings us a world of artists as terrorists, revolutionaries, and activists. Hunted by big brother and getting their love on the run, these rebels are a re-examination of the historically marginalized revolutionary. Here they are heroic radicals that exist in an arena of absolute necessity. Here they have not yet failed, never completely disbanded, never stopped believing in the cause…

PaulZacharias.com
cbc.interview

20110711

Un Salon de Stimulation de la Qualite. A la fois a Divertir et a Affiner. La Deuxieme Partie.

20110526

溫尼泊地區僑學界中華民國建國百年慶祝活動委員會

溫尼泊地區僑學界中華民國建國百年慶祝活動委員會
Republic of China Centennial Celebration Commission of Winnipeg Region

請柬

為慶祝中華民國建國百年,溫尼泊地區僑學界將舉辦歷史文物展覽會｡

時間: 2011年五月二十八至六月四日
早上十點半至下午四點

地址: Golden City Fine Art Gallery

211 Pacific Avenue ,Wpg., MB
並謹訂於 2011年五月二十八日下午兩點舉行開幕典禮及茶會｡
敬請光臨！

Invitation

To celebrate The Republic of China Centennial, Winnipeg
Overseas Chinese & Scholars will hold a History and Cultural
Exhibition.

Date: May 28, 2011 to June 4, 2011,
10:30 am to 4:00 pm
Address: Golden City Fine Art Gallery
211 Pacific Avenue. Wpg., MB

You are also cordially invited to attend the opening ceremony
and receiption at 2:00 pm, on Saturday the 28th day of May ,2011.

20110509

Ryan J Carman . new work at the end of the mile .

Friday the 13th - Friday the 20th, 2011

Opening Reception Fri. 13th. 7pm- Late.
One week only.

Hours of Operation.
Noon till 5 - Tues. - Thurs. and Sat.
Noon till 7 - Fri.

20101128

Eric Lesage _ Fragment and Fuse

New Work.

December 10th through Jan.10th
Opening reception Friday Jan.10th 7pm.

20101023

Here, There & Nowhere Landscape paintings by Andrea von Wichert

HERE THERE & NOWHERE
Artist Andrea von Wichert Explores Landscape in Post-Human World

On October 29 at Golden City Fine Arts, multi-disciplinary artist Andrea von Wichert opens a new solo show of landscape paintings, based on travels to the Orient and deep into the Canadian wilderness. Unplugging from cell phones, the Internet, and traveling solo and silent to confront her subject matter, the show features paintings done en plein air in the field and worked up from photos.

Sitting outside at the mercy of bugs and inclement weather is the antithesis of visual experience in our technology-mediated view of the outside world, an act of absurdist rebellion. These paintings celebrate the joy and awe of the solitary human in the midst non-manipulated and manipulated nature, focusing on light, movement and the centuries-old technology of the paintbrush.

Andrea von Wichert has been painting in film and theatre for 15 years and has been fiercely making room for her own artistic practice for the last decade. Most infamous for her film collaborations with Arlea Ashcroft “Snapperdoodle—the Movie!!!’ and “Dead Mothers and Kitchen Floors”, von Wichert has also been recognized nationally as a writer and performer. Painting remains her most beloved spiritual discipline.

The exhibition runs from October 29 to November 25 at Golden City Fine Art, 211 Pacific Avenue.

Artist’s reception at 7:00 pm on the opening evening.

Gallery times are Tuesday and Wednesday 12:00 – 5:00 pm, Thursday and Friday 5:00 -8:00, weekends after noon, and by appointment....goldencityfineart@gmail.com 204.416.7789 or avw@mts.net 204.779.5162.

20101013

Vahsi Kan(a.k.a. Turkish First Blood) with Mondo Macabro’s Turkish Pop Cinema

Big Smash! Productions & cineflyer present:
Çetin Inanç’s Turkish First Blood (with Mondo Macabro’s Turkish Pop Cinema)
Friday, October 22, 2010 at 9PM
Golden City Fine Art
211 Pacific Avenue
Admission $5

Ever imagine Ted Kotcheff’s action blockbuster First Blood with Sly Stone taking out zombies? If so, look no further than Inanç’s sleazy, ultra-violent take on First Blood starring the one and only Cüneyt Arkin. This film comes with Inanç’s signature style of quirky sound effects, free-spirit editing, genre-mixing and is compete with Jerry Goldsmith’s original score.

Note: Due to the rarity of Vahsi Kan it is presented in crap-o-vision! Painstakingly subtitled in English for the first time ever by hardcore Turksploitation fans!

Mondo Macabro is a British television series based on the book Mondo Macabro: Weird & Wonderful Cinema Around the World by Pete Tombs. In Turkish Pop Cinema, Tombs and Starke explore the history of Turkish popular cinema. This documentary serves as an introduction to Turkish action, sex and fantasy films. It presents plenty of footage from the films themselves and contains several new interviews with Turkish film legends Yilmaz Atadeniz and Cüneyt Arkin (who stars in both Dünyayi Kurtaran Adam and Vahsi Kan). This film is guaranteed to whet your appetite for more Turkish cinematic gems!

20100719

Tenten... Kropki... Dots...

Ewa Tarsia

Takashi Iwasaki

20100608

Jesse Peterson & Chi Huyen Mai CHUNG TA DI

Jesse Peterson and Chi Mai’s CHUNG TA ĐI is a visual exhibition that bridges the gap between travel and fantasy. The experience of travel on personal modes of transportation is very private and one that acts as barrier to contemporary life. In this project, the artists play with the themes of perceived reality and fantasy and tune in with their subjects. Peterson’s paintings focus on modes of travel and altering reality to create fantastically impossible scenes. Chi’s photography crosses the barrier between her and her subjects allowing the viewer to enter a highly personal, rarely seen surreal glimpse of life in Vietnam.

Peterson states:

"The title CHUNG TA ĐI comes from a Vietnamese phrase meaning ‘Let’s go.’ In itself the phrase has a two possible meanings. It may invite others to share in experiences, or demand to leave unpleasant ones. It implies a start of something new, and begs the question ‘Where?’ In this project we are inviting the viewers to experience new exciting and/or impossible locations, and to think about the ways to get there."

Chi Mai is a Vietnamese photographer, writer and dedicated world traveler.
She has exhibited in Galleries in Singapore, Vietnam, and Cambodia. Her writing includes screenplays for film drama, television and documentaries as well as travel journals, magazine and newspaper articles in and around South East Asia. Her current headquarters is Saigon, Vietnam.

Jesse Peterson is a Canadian filmmaker, painter, and multimedia artist born in Winnipeg, Manitoba. His work has been exhibited, installed and screened nationally and internationally. For the last two years he has been creating new bodies of work in and around South East Asia. He lives in Saigon, Vietnam.

20100430

David Wityk - FORGOTTEN PLACES post-indistrial landscapes

Forgottten Places: post-industrial landscapes is the first solo exhibition of Winnipeg photo-artist David Wityk and will feature large format photomontages prints and lights boxes that were produced following visits to post-industrial regions in Eastern Europe and North America.

Biography:
David Wityk is a Winnipeg based photo-artist who uses photomontage to address Industrial History and Urban Geography. Always searching, his work has assumed a global perspective, present bodies of work focus on industrial de-evolution and subway transit systems. Wityk has a BFA in photography from the University of Manitoba’s School of Fine Art and is an Winnipeg associate of the Two-Six Art Club. He has received grants from the Canada Council for the Arts, Manitoba Art Council and the Winnipeg Arts Council. Work images can be viewed at www.flickr.com/photos/wityk/, or goldencityfineart.blogspot.com.