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SUMMARY:She Shoots...She Scores
DESCRIPTION:She Shoots… She Scores will explore the history and legacy of women’s hockey as well as highlight women who have broken down barriers in a sport that has long been dominated by men. This exhibition\, developed with resources from the Hockey Hall of Fame is an exploration of intangible cultural heritage\, which is an evolution through the generations\, much like the development of amateur\, university\, professional and international women’s hockey.\n\nUNESCO defines intangible cultural heritage as “traditions or living expressions inherited from our ancestors and passed on to our descendants\, such as oral traditions\, performing arts\, social practices\, rituals\, festive events\, knowledge and practices concerning nature and the universe or the knowledge and skills to produce traditional crafts.” Sport is part of our lived experience and contributes to the growth and development of a community. While men were developing their skills at hockey\, so were Canadian women\, forming small teams primarily at universities in the late 19th century. The first photograph of a woman’s game was taken in 1890 at Rideau Hall\, Ottawa and featured the Governor General (and namesake of the Stanley Cup)’s daughter\, Isobel Stanley\, wielding a hockey stick. Women have played ever since. She Shoots… She Scores will feature stories\, equipment\, and photographs from the past 100+ years.\n 
URL:https://www.orilliamuseum.org/event/she-shoots-she-scores/
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SUMMARY:Carmichael Canadian Landscape Exhibition: Tradition Transformed
DESCRIPTION:  \n \nThe Carmichael Canadian Landscape Exhibition: Tradition Transformed was created in recognition of Group of Seven member\, Franklin Carmichael\, who was born in Orillia. Now in its 19th year\, this juried show calls on artists from across the country to submit work that embraces\, challenges\, comments\, critiques\, echoes\, challenges\, re-works or strengthens images\, perceptions and interpretations of Canadian landscape through the artist’s chosen medium. Heavily rooted in Carmichael’s beliefs on traditionalism and classical modes of artistic expression\, Carmichael himself was very much invested in contemporary artistic styles having been inspired by his native Canadian surroundings. \n\n					2020 Artists Michael Black David Brandy Diana Braun-Woodbury Paige Bromby Caleb Butler Mike Callaghan Lisa Clark Dalla Coletta Sarah Cullen Rosellen D’Agostino Deborah Danelley Adele Derkowski Claire Domitric Maria Drazilov Michael Drolet Amir Farokhpour Janice Feist Tanya Fenkell Marie Finkelstein Adam Gagnon Larry Glazar Lori Goldberg Anita Granger Jude Griebel Julie Grimaldi Cathy Groulx Martha Henrickson Shaney Herrmann David Holden Stevan Ioannidis Alex Jack Gita Karklins Justin Langille Marie Lannoo Bethany LeBlonc Cathryn MacFarlane Monique Martin Ingrid Mayrhofer David McClyment Alan McCord Greg McCullough Sue A. Miller Suzanne Morrison Frank Myers Laurie O’Reilly Krista Pain Jackie Partridge Denesee Paul Amanda PL Emily Pleasance Stephanie Porter Cynthia Postma Janet Read Samantha Reimer Linda Rutenberg Lori Ryerson Liz Schamehorn Barbara Schmidt Amy Shackleton Bewabon Shilling Melanie Siegel Karin Silverstone Marta Stares Patrick Stieber Peter Stranks Joanna Strong Marisa Swangha Sage Szkabarnicki-Stuart Amy Thompson Stephanie Thompson Irina Valentin Stephanie Vegh Rachael Warnock Janine Wheeler Lingxiang Wu\n 
URL:https://www.orilliamuseum.org/event/22162/
LOCATION:Orillia Museum of Art & History\, 30 Peter Street South\, Orillia\, Ontario\, L3V 5A9
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