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Event: Nocturne 2014

Saturday 18 October, 2014 This was the last official date to check out the OUT: Queer Looking, Queer Acting Revisited exhibition. It was also the official launch of the KFC (Khyber For Children) Club! OUT themed colouring sheets were available to all. Download, print, colour: KFC OUT – Colouring Sheet! From around the bar their […]

Special Project: Body of Water

Saturday 27 September, 2014 Body of Water is a multimedia experience inviting you to feel the glory of lake swimming in Halifax. Taking place in the courtyard of The Khyber Centre for the Arts, bodyofwater.ca is launched with an unusual screening choreographed by Jacinte Armstrong. Body of Water is a production of part&parcel (Veronica Simmonds […]

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Exhibition: OUT: Queer Looking, Queer Acting Revisited

Friday 19 September – Saturday 18 October, 2014 Curated by Robin Metcalfe In collaboration with: Emily Davidson, Genevieve Flavelle, Beck Gilmer-Osborne, Adam Myatt This exhibition partially recreates the 1997, Queer Looking, Queer Acting: Lesbian and Gay Vernacular, originally presented at the Mount Saint Vincent University Art Gallery and curated by long-time gay activist, Robin Metcalfe […]

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Exhibition: Garry Neill Kennedy: Re: And Still Counting

Monday 25 August – Saturday 13 September, 2014 An opening reception and fundraiser showcasing work donated by Garry Neill Kennedy; a founding KAS board member, a current board adviser and a long time supporter of all things Khyber. The remainder of the ‘And Still Counting’ series will be for sale as well as his ‘Somalia’ […]

Exhibition: Seripop: meant to not mean to mean to not mean to

29 July – 9 August, 2014 The Khyber Centre for the Arts and Anna Leonowens Gallery are proud to present the following project by Seripop. Meant To Not Mean To Mean To Not Mean To pursues a research in materiality that aims to resolve into a sort of visual syntax. By the display of multiple […]

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