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www.insideHALTON.com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Wednesday, June 4, 2014 | 10 Oakville Galleries' summer exhibition is long-time curator's last by Julia Le Oakville Beaver Staff Artscene "Connected to your Community" Oakville Galleries long-time curator Marnie Fleming is retiring, but not without a celebration of some of her favourite works. You've Really Got a Hold on Me opens with a reception this Sunday (June 8) at Oakville Galleries' Centennial Square location between 2:30-3:30 p.m., followed by its Gairloch Gardens location between 3:30-5:30 Marnie Fleming p.m. The summer exhibit, which highlights more than 20 years of Fleming's collecting efforts, will run until Aug. 30. "On the occasion of my retirement, I am unfolded since the early 1990s. "Securing a home for these works in Oakville over the years has brought me a great deal of pleasure," notes Fleming. "If I have had only one goal during my time here, it is that visitors to Oakville Galleries have encounters with these works that are as satisfying as my own, luring them in, stirring their soul and prompting their imagination." These objects and images represent just a fraction of the Galleries' holdings, but offer a telling glimpse into our collection -- art that has moved me, challenged me and made me think in new and unexpected ways during my 20-plus years here. Oakville Galleries curator Marnie Fleming Ken Lum's What is it Daddy? will be on display as part of Oakville Galleries' You've Really Got a Hold on Me exhibition, which opens Sunday (June 8). It runs until Aug. 30. | photo courtesy of Oakville Galleries BR TT MUSIC FESTIVAL EROICA AND THE EMPEROR! Friday June 27, Burlington Performing Arts Centre, 7:30 pm Arthur Ozolins, piano, $32 (reg) | $27 (sr) | $15 (stu) Beethoven Symphony No. 3 Eroica Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 5 The Emperor Mozart Requiem taking an opportunity to share some of the me," she said in a news release. "These obacquisitions that resonate most strongly for jects and images represent just a fraction of the Galleries' holdings, but offer a telling glimpse into our collection -- art that has moved me, challenged me and made me SINCE think in new and unexpected ways during my 20-plus years here." 1988 Fleming has served as Oakville Galleries' Curator of Contemporary Art since 1991. Prior to her time at Oakville Galleries, she held positions at the London Regional Art Museum (now known as Museum London) in Ontario and the Vancouver Art Gallery. The pieces she has selected don't adhere to one unifying narrative, but together, they tell the story of not only Fleming's two decades at the Galleries, but the history of the institution and a diversity of art practices as they've R0012728354 You've Really Got A Hold On Me features works acquired by Kim Adams, Stephen Andrews, Bill Barrette, Jeremy Borsos, Janet Cardiff, Ian Carr-Harris, Wendy Coburn, Greg Curnoe, Colin Darke, Stan Denniston, Susan Dobson, Aganetha Dyck, Paterson Ewen, Robert Fones, Angela Grauerholz, Susanna Heller, Spring Hurlbut, Tania Kitchell, Micah Lexier, Ken Lum, David Mabb, Liz Magor, Scott McFarland, David Merritt, Tatsuo Miyajima, Kim Moodie, Paulette Phillips, Ed Pien, Jeannie Thib, Ian Wallace, and Colette Whiten. For more information, visit www. oakvillegalleries.com. Centennial Square is located at 210 Navy St. and Gairloch Gardens is located at 1306 Lakeshore Rd. E. The great Eroica and The Emperor is Beethoven at his most magnificent. An exuberant outpouring of creative energy as he turned tradition upside down. Internationally acclaimed pianist Arthur Ozolins is our soloist. A musical MOZART REQUIEM... THE GENIUS OF AMADEUS Thursday June 19 Burlington Performing Arts Centre, 7:30 pm $32 (reg) | $27 (sr) | $15 (stu) Oakville's Canadian Dance Company hosts Red Carpet Gala this Sunday Oakville's Canadian Dance Company is hosting a Red Carpet Gala this Sunday (June 8) at the Living Arts Centre in Mississauga. Residents are invited to meet the performers while they walk down the red carpet beginning at 5 p.m. The grand entrance is followed by a performance featuring artistry, acrobatics and creativity of the up-and-coming talent from the Oakville family-owned business that opened 29 years ago. The curtain rises at 7 p.m. Tickets cost $35. The gala will feature competitive dance teams as they showcase their top award-winning routines before they compete at the national level next month at The Dance Awards in New York City. Canadian Dance Company, located at 2662 Bristol Cir., is home to Family Channel stars Isaac Lupien and Lamar Johnson, who appear on The Next Step as Eldon and West, respectively. Canadian Dance Company Director Allain Lupien also makes guest appearances on the show as Lucien. For tickets, visit www.livingartscentre.ca or call the box office at 905-306-6000. For more information, visit www. canadiandancecompany.com. The Arcady Singers Mozart Requiem, Mozart Symphony No. 41 Jupiter Ronald Becket An Offering of Songs Our own celebrated Maestro Brott leads the National Academy Orchestra of Canada and the fabulous Arcady Singers in Mozart's Requiem ­ an inspiring and unparalleled work of brilliance, beauty and pathos with Mozart's last great symphony Jupiter. Beckett's An Offering of Songs brings more beautiful colours to our performance. A magnificent start to our season! KLEZMANIA Thursday July 3, Netkin Auditorium, Adas Israel Synagogue 7:30 pm $32 (reg) | $27 (sr) | $15 (stu) Award-winning ensemble Kleztory has brought their brand of upbeat, fast paced music to audiences from Central Park to Paris. A dynamic program taking inspiration from nomadic Jewish musicians in the 19th and 20th centuries resulting in an unforgettable and uplifting performances including A Nakht in Gan Eydn, Oy Tate S'iz Gut, Hora & Geamparale, Violin Doina in C and Zol Zayn Gelebt! A one of a kind sound! L'Chaim! * Programs and Artists subject to change without notice BOXOFICE BOXOFICE@BROTMUSIC.COM WEBSITE WW.BROTMUSIC.COM TICKETS 905.525.7664