Event Dates
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Time
12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Torrie Groening, Her Eyes Enough, 2020, photomontage
archival ink on rag paper, 40.64 x 50.8 cm, Courtesy of the Artist
Francesca Pastine, Lucy VIII from the Lucy Series, 2020, photomontage, archival ink on rag paper, 101.6 x 81.28 cm, Courtesy of the Artist
Sally Buck, Unruffled Plume, 2020, photomontage, archival ink on rag paper, 76.2 x 52.07 cm, Courtesy of the Artist
Torrie Groening, Her Eyes Enough, 2020, photomontage
archival ink on rag paper, 40.64 x 50.8 cm, Courtesy of the Artist
Francesca Pastine, Lucy VIII from the Lucy Series, 2020, photomontage, archival ink on rag paper, 101.6 x 81.28 cm, Courtesy of the Artist
Sally Buck, Unruffled Plume, 2020, photomontage, archival ink on rag paper, 76.2 x 52.07 cm, Courtesy of the Artist
Community Event
A One Block Viewing: In conversation with Francesca Pastine, Sally Buck and Torrie Groening
ADMISSION
Free
Join artists, Francesca Pastine, Sally Buck and Torrie Groening for two days of ongoing tours and conversations. This temporary exhibition allows viewers an intimate glimpse of the Artists-in-Residence projects at Churchland Studios. Mounted on the wooden fence surrounding the studio property, this pop-up outdoor gallery can be seen within a one-block walk, or even from the comforts of your own car, scooter, skateboard or bike. Inspired by the Photoville FENCE project in the US and Alberta, this temporary project in Strathcona shares the same goal of creating an open-to-all viewing opportunity for contemporary photography. San Francisco artist Pastine creates luminous, geometric visions by combining images of jewels taken from ads in the New York Times, with saturated fields of watercolour painting. Buck’s photomontages of climate collisions juxtapose elements of natural beauty in surprising ways. Groening’s new work features antique trophies, their fellowship celebrating our heroes and geniuses. A virtual tour and interviews with the artists will be available online.
