Edmonton Occasions — Three to See: Mile Zero Dance, Clinker artwork and Michael Jerome Brown

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Possibly We Land: Calgary’s Meghann Michalsky and Torontonian Edmonton-expat Katherina Semchuk current this private duo piece at Mile Zero. Via companion work and spatial parameters, this duet investigates the fluctuating ranges of dependence in a relationship and the cyclical nature of care; how one could resist or give up to help, and the way two people change into one. A efficiency by Max Hanic opens the night time up.

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Particulars: 7:30 p.m. Sat. at Mile Zero Dance (9931 78 Ave.), $27.96 at milezerodance.com

Sonic Suns: One in all Edmonton’s most curious and modern artists is Gary James Joynes, aka Clinker, again with a solo present at Peter Robertson Gallery. Crepuscular rays — or “god rays” — are naturally occurring sunbeams that originate when incoming gentle is partially obstructed by clouds or a cover of bushes within the forest. As Joynes witnessed these he was emotionally moved and thought, “What if these rays may very well be an precise visualization of sound wave vitality and motion via gentle?” In that second of remark and reflection this encounter marked the genesis for the creation of his present Sonic Suns, frozen photos of liquid altered by gentle and sound coming collectively into lovely meditative artwork objects. His discuss is 7 p.m. Oct. 26.

Particulars: via Nov. 18 at Peter Robertson Gallery (12323 104 Ave.), no cost

Michael Jerome Brown: After three years of sporadic performing, this Montreal singer-songwriter hits the street once more with a brand new album Gettin’ Collectively, gliding a slide throughout his resonator guitar, creating an intense temper together with his tremolo 12-string and hammering the claw on his gourd banjo. Brown’s people performances discover and bridge connections between gospel, blues, nation, soul and Cajun, making him a well-loved and regular favorite of the Northern Lights Folks Membership rotation.

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