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    David Harper's "Last to Win" Peter Kelly doesn't pick the artists for HRM's second annual Contemporary Visual Art Award (he may be more of a dogs 'n' poker or big boat dude, we're not sure), but he will be in attendance tonight at the opening of the exhibition. But whoever does pick these artists, knows what they're doing. See work from all the shortlisted artists—David Harper, Jessica Hein, Kyle Monchuk, Sara Hartland-Rowe and Aaron Weldon—at the Nova Scotia Archives (Chase Exhibit Room, 6016 University) from 5-7pm. If you can't make it tonight, the exhibition is open until the 29th (8:30am-4:30pm.
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Monday, June 21, 2010

Visual Arts Contemporary Visual Art Award show opens tonight

Who does Peter Kelly have hanging on his walls?

Posted by Sue Carter Flinn on Mon, Jun 21, 2010 at 3:03 PM

David Harper's "Last to Win"

Peter Kelly doesn't pick the artists for HRM's second annual Contemporary Visual Art Award (he may be more of a dogs 'n' poker or big boat dude, we're not sure), but he will be in attendance tonight at the opening of the exhibition. But whoever does pick these artists, knows what they're doing.

See work from all the shortlisted artists—David Harper, Jessica Hein, Kyle Monchuk, Sara Hartland-Rowe and Aaron Weldon—at the Nova Scotia Archives (Chase Exhibit Room, 6016 University) from 5-7pm. If you can't make it tonight, the exhibition is open until the 29th (8:30am-4:30pm. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. 8:30am-9pm on Wednesday and 9am-5pm on Saturday).

Tags: Contemporary Visual Art Award, David Harper, Jessica Hein, Kyle Monchuk, Sara Hartland-Rowe, Aaron Weldon, Nova Scotia Archives

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- 6016 University, Halifax South End NS
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- 424-6060
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nominated artist David Harper taxidermies his own animals onto the forms, which he incorporates with needlework and other elements--check out the back quarters, that is completely stitched in.

http://www.thecoast.ca/halifax/david-harpe…

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