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SUMMARY:CHROMA
DESCRIPTION:Christine Klassen Gallery is pleased to present CHROMA\, our an
 nual summer exhibition exploring colour as a force for curiosity\, connecti
 on\, and reinvention. This year’s exhibition brings together new work by 
 Carl White\, Steve Speer\, Bryce Krynski\, and others\, alongside Chrissy N
 ickerson’s new Bridges series and the gallery debut of Philip Kanwischer.
  Rather than offering colour as simple brightness\, CHROMA considers it as 
 a way of reimagining the familiar. Across portraiture\, photography\, lands
 cape\, architecture\, and abstraction\, the artists in this exhibition tran
 sform what we think we know into something more open\, layered\, and alive.
  Chrissy Nickerson’s Bridges turn Canmore\, Banff\, and Calgary’s bridg
 e structures into vivid studies of passage\, connection\, and time. Carl Wh
 ite’s new portraits blend historical elegance with bold contemporary inte
 rventions\, collapsing past and present into something theatrical\, strange
 \, and electric. This summer also marks the debut of two exceptional artist
 s joining the CKG roster. Photographer Philip Kanwischer explores the shift
 ing relationship between humans and the natural world. His carefully constr
 ucted images blur the boundary between observation and intervention\, invit
 ing viewers to reconsider ideas of wilderness\, coexistence\, and belonging
 . Métis artist Tayler Schenkeveld creates luminous paintings rooted in ide
 ntity\, place\, and cultural reconnection. Drawing upon Indigenous teaching
 s and her relationship to the prairie landscape\, her work speaks to memory
 \, resilience\, and the enduring connections between people and land. Toget
 her\, CHROMA and "Introducing" celebrate artists who challenge the familiar
 \, offering fresh perspectives through colour\, imagination\, and thoughtfu
 l observation.\n\nhttps://www.visitcalgary.com/events/chroma\n\nhttps://chr
 istineklassengallery.com/exhibitions/44-chroma-colour-connection-and-new-wa
 ys-of-seeing/overview/?_u=486725bb
LOCATION:Christine Klassen Gallery\, Suite #200\, Calgary\, Ab
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