The Carleton University Art Gallery is hosting a brown bag lunch today, starting at 12 noon featuring Otis Tamasauskas, Canada's foremost experimental lithographer. Tamasauskas' prints show his strong desire to move lithography forward, both conceptually and technically. He combines lithography with collage, drawing, photography, hand-colouring, and other printing methods to create dynamic printed surfaces that expand the boundaries of traditional printmaking. Bring your lunch, CUAG supplies the coffee. The School of Architecture's fourth Forum Lecture Series features Elizabeth English, Assistant Professor at the Tulane School of Architecture in New Orleans.
Admission is free.
Produced in the sun's core at a rate of trillions per second and traveling at the speed of light, neutrinos are virtually inert, and therefore hard to detect. In this report, scientists tell CPAC how the newly built Sudbury Neutrino Observatory will help them solve the mysteries surrounding these particles and better understand the nature of the universe. This brings the University travel allowance in line with government and City of Ottawa rates. Today is the kick-off for Black History Month. All next week there will be a series of workshops for women.