Art writer Jordana Moore Saggese recently had an article published in ASAP Journal on Sandra Brewster’s iconic Blur series. “A photograph of a body looms before us. Cut just at the torso we are only able to view the bust of the figure, positioned in a quasi-traditional, three-quarter view. There is no indication of interior […]
“Sandra Brewster’s Blur visualizes the migrant experience. Her series of portraits, which range from small photographs to large series, stem from her extensive work with gel transfers. Her images are intentionally blurred, cracked, and distorted: these alterations depict the shifting and mutilation of identity that can occur as a part of the Black and migrant […]
“This manifesto against sexism and gender inequality resonates with more recent work, such as that of Sandra Brewster, a Canadian artist who produces blurry portraits (the series is called Blur) in very large format, printed imperfectly on the wall. via a gel transfer technique requiring rubbing. These blurry portraits function as metaphors for change and movement, […]
Great reflection on Matt Donovan’s massive sculpture Digital Wave on the Menkes building in downtown Toronto, read the full article here: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/real-estate/adv/article-the-soul-of-the-building-condo-lobby-artworks-are-more-than/
Meaghan Hyckie’s print exhibition ‘Nestled’ is open at The Cotton Factory in Hamilton, May 6-June 10. ‘Smokestack Gallery is thrilled to present Nestled: a solo-exhibition of intaglio prints by Toronto-based artist Meaghan Hyckie, produced as part of the inaugural 2022 Smokestack Analog Print Residency. Collaborating with Smokestack’s Master Printmaker, Laine Groeneweg, Hyckie undertook an intensive, […]
https://rmg.on.ca/exhibitions/elemental-oceanic-2/
Tonight is the vernissage of the 6th edition of the Contemporary Native Art Biennial, “Land Back” at the Musée des beaux-arts de Sherbrooke. The theme of the 6th Contemporary Native Art Biennial (BACA) is Land Back, referring to the Indigenous-led actions to recover stewardship of traditional lands and ecosystems, protecting them for coming generations. The 6th […]
This summer Sandra’s work will be featured at Les Rencontres de la Photographie in Arles, in her exhibition Flou running from July 4 – September 25 2022. Full details can be found here: FLOU
Denyse Thomasos: Just Beyond will be on at the Art Gallery of Ontario opening October 8 2022 until February 19 2023! Click the link for details: Just Beyond