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August 10 to December 8, 2011The Gallery would like to thank its sponsors anddonors for their support. Your generosity ensures thatgreat things can continue to happen at KW|AG.DIRECTOR’S CIRCLEMichael Barnstijn & Louise MacCallumMichael & Lesley DoughtyMurray & Terry Ann GambleBruce GordonRandall Howard & Judy McMullanWinifred ShantzJudith Stephens-Wells & Ross WellsLarry WilliamsonCURATOR’S CIRCLEBob & Judy AstleyCarmen & James AustinMarina BarnstijnHermann & Anna BeckerDouglas & Aggie BeynonJim & Lorna BlairAnne BrydonRon Craigen & Margaret McCreeryCarl M. DareSandra & Graham DareRon & Betsy EydtRoger & Catherine FarwellDr. Arnold & Mrs. Mary Ann FlemingJoseph & Xiaopu FungLori & Peter GovePeggy JarvieDoug & Lynne KirtonBryce & Kelly KraekerHartman & Brenda KrugDr. Desta LeavineRon & Shirley LeveneShirley MadillJamie & Renée MartinDr. Fred & Susan MatherSteve MenichTom & Jocelyn MennillThomas & Elizabeth MotzCaroline Oliver & Jon FearDavid Paleczny & Mary ReynoldsJohn A. & Joyce PollockDwayne Priestman & Jeannie BoyesKenneth & Norah RaeDave & Sue ReibelPaul & Rita RossRob SchlegelMark & Kris SchumacherBill SeegmillerJim & Valerie StinsonTim & Carol SullivanJim & Erika TubbRick & Annemarie WeissNEW & RENEWED DONORSCarmeta AbbottPatricia BaileyThomas & Roswita BallMichael Barnstijn & Louise MacCallumHermann & Anna BeckerAggie & Doug BeynonJ.P. Bickell FoundationNoreen & Bob BlakeMax & Lynn BlouwBruce & Mary BoucherMichele & Michael BoucherMichael & Mary CaseySheila ChristieRon Craigen & Margaret McCreeryCarl M. DareJohn & Marilyn DippellJoan EulerCatherine FarwellBen & Norma FearMarg & Oleg FeldgajerJerry FinnenDr. Arnold & Mrs. Mary Ann FlemingLois & Austin FrickerFatima GarzanJean HaalboomMarilyn HarderElizabeth HealdJane HillTerry & Mara HollandsHartman & Brenda KrugRandall Howard & Judy McMullanJacob & Grace JutziTerence KroetschAstrid Woerner KroppDr. Desta LeavineRon & Mary Lou McGillSteve MenichWendy Mitchinson & Rex LingwoodWilliam & J. Doreen MotzJan NarvesonMoulshree OpalKen & Norah RaePaul ReitzelFrank & Kathy RogersLoraine RowanRob SchlegelPeter SimsElinor SmythMendel & Judith SomerSpaenaur Inc.Jim & Val StinsonMark WaltonHerbert & Barbara WhitneyJim Wilken & Marlene KennedyMary Winter2 AnonymousBLACK & GOLD GALA2011 SPONSORSAlexander HomeChâteau des Charmes WinesCrosby Volkswagen Audi Inc.Diefenbacher & Sieber DentalErb & Good Family Funeral HomeeSolutions Group Ltd.Fleischauer BrothersLandscaping Ltd.Henry Walser Funeral Home Ltd.Ian Cook Construction Ltd.Miller Thomson LLPNavis Pack & ShipPioneer Craftsmen Ltd.Programmed InsuranceBrokers Inc.RBC Philips, Hager & NorthInvestment CounselRBC Wealth ManagementTeledyne DALSAToyota Motor ManufacturingCanada Inc.Victoria Star Motors Inc.Whale & AleWyndham Art SuppliesIMAGE: Scott Johnson, Inversion (detail), 2011, mixed media, 305 x 366 x 410 cm. Courtesy the artist. Photo: Ron Pollard.
SHIRLEYMADILLEXECUTIVEDIRECTORRather than give our members a Director’sMessage that provides a synopsis of ourprograms, I am taking a different approachresponding to events or news in ourcommunity, advances in the world of artgalleries, or a comment on a particularissue at hand. For our winter issue, I want toaddress the public art work commissionedfor CIGI’s new building including theBalsillie School of International Affairs. Thiswork situated in the campus courtyardwas created by Rhode Island artist RichardFleischner. This is a perfect example ofexemplary public art, the kind that sets astandard for excellence in a community. Italso reflects the kind of intelligence andthoughtfulness taken by all those involvedin the selection and its production. Themost successful public art projects arethose that respond well to the architectureand environment and / or establishmeaning to a place. The lasting value andevidence of any civilization is the artisticoutput and the ingenuity that comes fromIMAGE: CIGI courtyardapplying creativity to the whole range ofhuman endeavour. This work, in alignmentwith the strategic vision and mission ofCIGI, features copper markers signifying19 moments of progress in internationalgovernance. The markers have beenplaced by geographical location ontoan unseen map of the world. They markevents that have significantly shapedhow individuals and nation-states interactwith one another. Each place was chosenbased on their impact on internationalgovernance, not just at the moment intime, but in the grander sweep of history.The work is so fitting, not only for CIGI, butalso for the Region of Waterloo and keepswith the concentration on innovativethinking.Shirley Madill
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