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The Drawn Together Collective - left to right - Lisa Lysack, Susana Danyliuk, Colleen Granger, Mary Lowe and Amy Buehler.
The Drawn Together Collective - left to right - Lisa Lysack, Susana Danyliuk, Colleen Granger, Mary Lowe and Amy Buehler.
PIctured below - left to right - Anne Fallis and Katharine Bruce
PIctured below - left to right - Anne Fallis and Katharine Bruce
Afterword: A Book Project
Afterword: A Book Project
Words evoke powerful ideas, images and emotions.
Words evoke powerful ideas, images and emotions.
Afterword: A Book Project demonstrates the uniquely personal reactions to an author’s work that enters a world beyond words where art making takes over.
Afterword: A Book Project demonstrates the uniquely personal reactions to an author’s work that enters a world beyond words where art making takes over.
Women artists respond to women authors in a place often relegated to “the middle of nowhere” - the vastness of the prairie.
Women artists respond to women authors in a place often relegated to “the middle of nowhere” - the vastness of the prairie.
Through words, through art making, Afterword: A Book Project reveals that this place of flat land and huge sky is replete with vibrant life. Where people live, who they are and the experiences they have, all inform how individuals interpret the world around them or comprehend words in a book.
Through words, through art making, Afterword: A Book Project reveals that this place of flat land and huge sky is replete with vibrant life. Where people live, who they are and the experiences they have, all inform how individuals interpret the world around them or comprehend words in a book.
The connections found between prairie authors and prairie artists in this project have resulted in a dynamic display of interdisciplinary art that deals with an array of concepts and decodes the complex reality of what it means to be a woman, perhaps especially, a prairie woman.
The connections found between prairie authors and prairie artists in this project have resulted in a dynamic display of interdisciplinary art that deals with an array of concepts and decodes the complex reality of what it means to be a woman, perhaps especially, a prairie woman.
Afterword: A Book Project
Afterword: A Book Project
Doug Derksen
Katharine Bruce
War, such a little word
acrylic
9 - 12 X 12” = 12” x 9’ 4”
Doug Derksen
Katharine Bruce
It must be true what they say about art, and pain, whatever they say about that
Acrylic on boards - 12 X 12
8 – 12 x12” pieces = 12” x 8’ 4”
Doug Derksen
Amy Buehler
“Metamorphosis: The Butterflies are Bleeding”
Mixed media wall installation
7’10”h x 8’6”w x 10” deep
2021
Doug Derksen
Mary Lowe
Sculpture:
Escape
Clay and acrylic
18”l x 20.5” h x 5”w
Doug Derksen
Lisa Lysack
The Remnant of Contact
Oil and Cold Wax on Panel
36x36
2020
Shelter
12 Monotypes on Paper
9x11.5 each
2020
Doug Derksen
Anne Fallis
All wheel thrown ceramics with attached sticks, bones or antlers
2021 #11 tray with stick
2021 #12 cup
2021 #23 cup with stick
2021 #24 cup with stick
2021 #25 cup with stick
Doug Derksen
Colleen Granger
Embedment 1 and 2
Oil, cold wax, flax straw and seeds on birch panel
2 triptychs @ 12” x 31” each
2020
Doug Derksen
Colleen Granger
Confluences of Chance and Choice 1, 2 and 3
Rughooked yarn, embroidery thread, burlap
As a triptych 22” x 37” total
As individual rughooks 22 x 12”
2020
Doug Derksen
Doug Derksen
Susana Danyliuk
January: Depth, light and memories
mixed with acrylic
31 - 9x9” pieces = 45 x 63”
2020-2021
We thank the Manitoba Arts Council for
We thank the Manitoba Arts Council for
their generous support of this exhibition
their generous support of this exhibition
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