Looking back at 2019/20
View our new 2019/20 Annual Report online.
Author: ourIAC
COVID Well-Wishes
When the Peter Lougheed Centre put out a call for artwork to help populate the barren and white walls of their temporary COVID-19 hospital spaces, our artists were happy to … Continue reading COVID Well-Wishes
Statement
Statement from our CEO: “Many of our staff members have been emotionally impacted by the #BlackLivesMatter movement. Some have seen systemic racism take place. Others have been the victim of it in … Continue reading Statement
We’re still exhibiting.
Our facility remains closed, but our programming and exhibitions are more exciting than ever.
Update from the CEO: Waiting just a little bit longer…
Click here for an update from the CEO about our facility’s ongoing closure through Summer 2020.
We’re opening our doors soon, and can’t wait to see you.
Indefinite Arts Centre will be reopening our studio on September 8, 2020 with a plan to keep our artists and staff safe. Click the image to read more.
CEO: Thoughts on the two-year anniversary of the arena roof collapse
CEO JS Ryu on our exciting capital campaign to be launched this year.
Upcoming Exhibitions
There are a number of exhibitions planned for January and February 2020 open to the public.
85 artists placed in residence at Contemporary Calgary
Contemporary Calgary and Indefinite Arts Centre are pleased to announce the expansion of Contemporary Calgary’s ongoing Collider artist residency initiative that will now include artists from Indefinite Arts Centre, a … Continue reading 85 artists placed in residence at Contemporary Calgary
Community Youth Programming!
Click here for our VERY popular after school program for kids 6-12: Participants in the after school art program will be offered exciting and fun art instruction employing a broad … Continue reading Community Youth Programming!
Jung-Suk (JS) Ryu, CEO of Indefinite Arts Centre, named Calgary’s Top 40 Under 40 by Avenue Calgary magazine.
Indefinite Arts Centre, Canada’s oldest and largest disability arts organization, congratulates CEO Jung-Suk (JS) Ryu on being selected as one of Calgary’s Top 40 Under 40 by Avenue Calgary magazine … Continue reading Jung-Suk (JS) Ryu, CEO of Indefinite Arts Centre, named Calgary’s Top 40 Under 40 by Avenue Calgary magazine.
Indefinite Arts Centre is off to Guadalajara!
Indefinite Arts Centre is back on the global stage – this time, representing Canada at an upcoming global summit on disability arts in Guadalajara, Mexico, hosted by the British Council. … Continue reading Indefinite Arts Centre is off to Guadalajara!