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    We're expanding... literally! Janine is expecting a baby in March and so the physical retail store in Art Central will be on hiatus/maternity leave for the first half of 2010. Rest assured that UPPERCASE will be part of the Art Central community for many years to come, but the focus will be on publishing UPPERCASE magazine and books as well as expanding our line of papergoods. When we’re in the studio, you are more than welcome to come in, shop our unique products, peruse the books we’ve published and subscribe to the magazine. Our online shop is open 24-hours a day. Shipping of orders continues without interruption.

    Open First Thursdays 5-9pm
    other days by appointment

    Upper level of Art Central
    corner of 7th Ave SW & Centre St
    Downtown Calgary
    info {at} uppercasegallery.ca
    403-283-5318

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    Click to read "The Captain's Blog", a behind-the-scenes look at creating The Shatner Show: the exhibition and book about William Shatner's life and career as interpreted by 76 illustrators and artists.

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    Chains: Derek Beaulieu

    May 1-30, 2008
    Private reception May from 5-7pm
    Open to the Public from 7-9pm

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    derek beaulieu is the author of 4 books, the most recent, Chains is a collection of letraset visual poems. Continuously pushing the boundaries and restrictions of the “regular life” of the twenty-six letters of the alphabet, beaulieu'’s work underscores the playfulness of language and challenges the way readers have come to expect letters to behave. Using techniques that combine graphic design, fine art and experimental writing, beaulieu opens up new ways of approaching and interpreting poetry. Author, editor, publisher, translator, illustrator and sessional instructor at the University of Calgary, derek beaulieu has been published and exhibited internationally.

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    (portrait by Kevin McPherson)