A Painted History at Rodman Hall
I offer some impressions of Stuart Reid’s curatorial project A Painter’s Country at Rodman Hall.
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I offer some impressions of Stuart Reid’s curatorial project A Painter’s Country at Rodman Hall.
A response to uncanny, challenging exhibition Vai e Vem / Back and Forth in the VISA Gallery at the MIWSFPA, curated by Nadja de Carvalho Lamas and featuring works by Duncan MacDonald, Ehryn Torrell, Jefferson Kielwagen and Tirotti.
An installation from the In The Soil Festival of 2016: I sat down with Duncan MacDonald to talk about Music for Sewers and how we make assumptions about music that are completely wrong.
An exhibition at NAC presenting different responses to the statement from Brock University regarding its plans to “divest” itself of Rodman Hall Art Centre. I talk about the pieces, their ideas and aspects of community, and this was the beginning of the long series “What About Rodman Hall?” that is available in its entirety online here.