Exhibitions

Solo Exhibition

Tough and Tender: Women of Saskatchewan
Venue: Swift Current Art Gallery, Swift Current Saskatchewan, Canada
May/June 2010

The Exhibition

The project consists of a collection of images of women’s “work” throughout history. The project is an in-depth process that requires a number of integral steps. First, the images are blown up and transferred onto a gel medium that is layered and dried, then pealed off glass. From there, they are then hung on clotheslines. The choice to display the images on clotheslines stems from the traditional woman’s chore of washing and drying clothes. The gel also has frayed edges, which shows wear, old age, and use. I will utilize old wooden clothes pegs, again to show the years of wear; yet, they too are strong and resilient. In total, there will be between 60 and 70 images hanging throughout the gallery.

(For overview of project see [link to] Tough and Tender)

Group Exhibitions

January 2008/09 - Lanterns
The Holiday Salon, Art Gallery of Swift Current, Swift Current, Sask.

January 2007/08 – Target Series
The Holiday Salon, Art Gallery of Swift Current, Swift Current, Sask.

September 2007
Multiculturalism in Saskatchewan and Canada, Banner Project
Art Gallery of Swift Current, Swift Current Sask.

July/August 2006
Summer Show, Art Gallery of Swift Current, Swift Current, Sask.

July/August 2006
Homage to Rembrandt on A-4, Sidac Studio, Leiden, Holland,
International Group Exhibition

August 2003
The Gaze, Bagel Tree Coffee House, Edmonton, AB.
Selected Student Work – Curator: Daryl Rydman

June 2003
Painting Through the Lens Course Work, University of Alberta, Edmonton Alberta
Student Work Exhibition
Exhibition displayed all art work completed during course.