Your first glance at the the few, but mighty works that make up Irretrievably Lost might lead your eyes directly to the desolate faces tucked within the intricate lines and layers of Sera Senakovicz's drawings, carvings and lithographs. But once you get past those weary gazes you'll see that it's actually all about the hands, those powerful tools that we were born with. Channelling her interest in the things we do with our hands, and the responsibility that comes along having them, the Halifax-based artist has created a collection that's eerily entrancing. Senakovicz's large, mostly two-toned works communicate narratives of both destruction and construction told through details so intricately textured, you may get lost yourself. —Allison Saunders
To Oct 19 (Tue -Sun), Lost & Found, 2383 Agricola Street, 12-8pm
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Robert Hengeveld's exhibit Agency asks interesting questions about technology, reliance and nature. comments 0
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The Extra Curricular Art Club's debut photography show The Ties That Bind deconstructs family in diverse ways. comments 0
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Craig Francis Power's emerging artist exhibit at the AGNS is disturbingly funny. comments 0
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Turnstile Pottery's holiday show and sale promises to be festive. comments 0
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John Houston's A Life in Inuit Art exhibit brings an inspiring collection to Argyle Fine Art. comments 0
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posted by STEPHANIE JOHNS, Oct 4/12
Eleanor King represents the Atlantic region for the Sobey Art Award’s 10th anniversary, bringing her exciting work to the Big Smoke. comments 0