This work is exploring the relationship between the tactile material world and the digital technological realm we are often immersed in. Through 3D scanning I am able to digitally render a physical object or surface texture, distort and transform it in a digital world, then combine, mirror, alter and print to create sculptures that live in the “uncanny valley” between recognizable form and oth...
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Fri 3rd Mar, 2023 - Fri 24th Mar, 2023
Through arrangement, Laveen Gammie’s CONTENT- AWARE makes visible the often unacknowledged labours and perils of contemporary cultural production—a myriad of symbology illuminates the misconceptions, promises and manipulations of world-making under capitalist conditions. In moving these balloons from the background to the centrepiece, Gammie interrogates their role in the construction of meani...
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Fri 24th Feb, 2023
The Action Index, Audio Osmosis & the fifty fifty present
Sook-Yin Lee with Ora Cogan & Pesewa at Centennial United Church's Assembly Room. This is an all ages event!
Sook-Yin Lee
An iconic Canadian media figure, Sook-Yin Lee is an award-winning filmmaker, musician, actor, visual artist and broadcaster who has immersed herself in myriad creative collaborations. Many of them were made with h...
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Fri 10th Feb, 2023
Come see Samantha in the gallery Friday Febuary 11th, and 12th from 1-3pm!
In my ceramic art practise, I use abstraction, minimalism and multiplicity to create large-scale sculptures, and multi-component installations. This exhibition draws on research in anti-colonial, anti-capitalist feminist scholarship for creative inquiry about Erasure: the act of causing a feeling, memory, or period of ti...
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Thu 5th Jan, 2023 - Fri 27th Jan, 2023
Lifelines, water bodies
Lifelines, water bodies, is a photo-based exhibition exploring the body entangled within landscapes and the suggestion of land forms created by bodies in flux. In the photographs, human bodies wrap around, tuck into, and hide within crevices, rocks, caves, trees, and each
other. Often faceless, lacking a specific identity, their flesh becomes abstracted as they meld into and become an integrated ...
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