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A painting of an Indigenous tunic.

Elapsed

February 12, 2015
April 26, 2015
Elasped looks at the work of these five exciting artists whose work seems to bridge the past with the future. Each artist makes artwork from a unique perspective embodying different philosophical approaches to their practice. Hannah’s video represents a contemporary reimagining of a past event in Prince George’s history in a way that crosses into theatre. Ann Smith’s remarkable Ravens Tail weaving reprises a once lost form of indigenous weaving, Marianne Nicolson draws comparisons with significant moments in her own Kwakwaka’wakw history and present day in a series of mixed media paintings. Jennifer Pighin contrasts the past and present day using the notion of flight. Finally Philippa Jones uses the form of an animated bird to imply events in a recent past, and offer the hope of new possibility.
Artists

Adad Hannah, Philippa Jones, Marianne Nicolson, Ann Smith and Jennifer Pighin

Featured Artwork Marianne Nicolson. Tunics of the Changing Tide: Kwikwasutinuxw Histories (back)