Exhibition Tour for Cassils: Movement
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Join us in welcoming "Cassils: Movement" to the MacKenzie Art Gallery with a guided exhibition tour led by co-curator Jacqueline Bell.
Explore the exhibition alongside Jacqueline and learn more about the works, ideas, and conversations that shape "Movement."
7:00 PM — Exhibition Tour
Following the tour, stick around for a casual gathering at the café. Treats and refreshments will be available for purchase.
More about the exhibition: https://mackenzie.art/exhibition/cassils-movement/
Jacqueline Bell bio
Jacqueline Bell is a curator and writer whose work engages contemporary artistic practices that foreground the politics of relationality. She currently serves as Director, Walter Phillips Gallery and Collections at Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity where she has organized exhibitions, projects and events including Diane Borsato: A Clean Place to Swim (2026); Cheryl L’Hirondelle: where the voice touches (((acts, utterances, transmissions for freedom))) (2026), co-curated with Tarah Hogue; Elliptical Lineages (2025); Dawn Chorus, Evensong (Bow River Valley) by Lou Sheppard (2024); Listening Devices, a long-term exhibition of sound and score-based works taking place outside of Walter Phillips Gallery (2024–ongoing); Gather Listen Hear (2024), a multi-day multidisciplinary event centred on the relationship between sound and land co-organized with Megumi Masaki and Janine Windolph; Cassils: Movement (2024), co-curated with Carol Stakenas; darkness is as deep as the darkness is by Rita McKeough (2020); A materialist history of contagion by Candice Lin (2019); Guidelines by Carmen Papalia with Heather Kai Smith (2019); and Everything I Say is True by Kite (2017).
Explore the exhibition alongside Jacqueline and learn more about the works, ideas, and conversations that shape "Movement."
7:00 PM — Exhibition Tour
Following the tour, stick around for a casual gathering at the café. Treats and refreshments will be available for purchase.
More about the exhibition: https://mackenzie.art/exhibition/cassils-movement/
Jacqueline Bell bio
Jacqueline Bell is a curator and writer whose work engages contemporary artistic practices that foreground the politics of relationality. She currently serves as Director, Walter Phillips Gallery and Collections at Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity where she has organized exhibitions, projects and events including Diane Borsato: A Clean Place to Swim (2026); Cheryl L’Hirondelle: where the voice touches (((acts, utterances, transmissions for freedom))) (2026), co-curated with Tarah Hogue; Elliptical Lineages (2025); Dawn Chorus, Evensong (Bow River Valley) by Lou Sheppard (2024); Listening Devices, a long-term exhibition of sound and score-based works taking place outside of Walter Phillips Gallery (2024–ongoing); Gather Listen Hear (2024), a multi-day multidisciplinary event centred on the relationship between sound and land co-organized with Megumi Masaki and Janine Windolph; Cassils: Movement (2024), co-curated with Carol Stakenas; darkness is as deep as the darkness is by Rita McKeough (2020); A materialist history of contagion by Candice Lin (2019); Guidelines by Carmen Papalia with Heather Kai Smith (2019); and Everything I Say is True by Kite (2017).
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Where is it happening?
3475 Albert Street, Regina, SK, Canada, Saskatchewan S4S 6X6
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Host or PublisherMacKenzie Art Gallery
