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Agnieszka Matejko

Agnieszka Matejko

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Contributor, Galleries West

Alberta

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Cultural Events, Film Festivals, News & Sports, National Conferences

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Total articles 27

  • The Street As A Gallery

    By Agnieszka Matejko| Galleries West@ Over the past four years, Edmontonians strolling through the inner city or along downtown’s winding river trails have stumbled upon unexpected gifts — small paintings left on pathways, propped against monuments, or gently affixed to railings. These are not mass-produced prints or amateur works but politically charged and deeply personal pieces by full-time artist Lonigan Gilbert.

    By Agnieszka Matejko · Galleries West

    Mar. 14, 2025

  • Writing Ukraine - Alberta Views

    By Agnieszka Matejko, Myrna Kostash| Alberta Views Verified Flipping through old diaries filled with youthful thoughts can be nerve-wracking. Yet acclaimed Alberta author Myrna Kostash took on an even braver task. In Writing Ukraine, a long essay based on her writer-in-residence lecture at Athabasca University in 2022, Kostash revisits nearly five decades of writing and reflects on how her understanding of her Ukrainian heritage has evolved and matured over time.

    By Agnieszka Matejko, Myrna Kostash · Alberta Views

    Mar. 01, 2025

  • The Street As A Gallery

    By Agnieszka Matejko| Galleries West@ Over the past four years, Edmontonians strolling through the inner city or along downtown’s winding river trails have stumbled upon unexpected gifts — small paintings left on pathways, propped against monuments, or gently affixed to railings. These are not mass-produced prints or amateur works but politically charged and deeply personal pieces by full-time artist Lonigan Gilbert.

    By Agnieszka Matejko · Galleries West

    Mar. 14, 2025

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Galleries West

Acheson, Alberta, Canada