Part 3. What About Rodman Hall?
More updates and facts debunking the Interkom / Martin Van Zon ‘consultations’ regarding Brock University and Rodman Hall.
Bart Gazzola
Bart Gazzola has published with Canadian Art, Galleries West, FUSE, Hamilton Arts & Letters, BlackFlash, ArtSeen, ti<, Long Exposure, New Art Examiner and Magenta. Past curatorial projects include REGION (Contemporary Saskatchewan Painting) and Personal Geographies (an overview of The Photographers Gallery collection). In 2020 he curated an exhibition of photographs at AIH Studios titled Welland Times Present Times Past.
Gazzola was Editorial Chair of BlackFlash Magazine (3 years), and was the visual arts critic for Planet S Magazine. He held the latter role for more than a decade, publishing reviews about Saskatoon visual arts and the larger community twice monthly.
Since 2015, he's been a frequent contributor to The SoundSTC and is the facilitator of the 5 x 2 Image Makers Conversations, through Rodman Hall Art Centre. He's been a contributor / editor at Curated by the Covert Collective since late 2020.
Eerie Environments: Lorène Bourgeois
Lorène Bourgeois’ works are alternately simple and clean, but employ imagery and symbols that leave the viewer faintly uneasy. I offer some impressions and thoughts on her work in the VISA Gallery at the MIWSFPA.
Uncanny Looking: Gunilla Josephson
An exhibition by Gunilla Josephson that fills Rodman Hall, with works that play upon memory and relationships. I offer some impressions of the work and the larger interplay of the pieces.
Part 2. What About Rodman Hall?
Unpacking some of the statments – misleading and otherwise – made during the Rodman Hall / Brock University ‘Consultations” led by Martin Van Zon of Interkom Marketing. The first in an ongoing series focused on Van Zon’s presentations.