Ceci est un event archivé de la Fête de la Culture 2021.
Images
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Dorothy Caldwell, Polestar (detail),1996, discharged cotton, mixed media, paint, resist. Acquired with the assistance of the Walter and Duncan Gordon Charitable Foundation and the Starry Starry Night Committee, 1996. Photographed by Scott Lee
How It All Starts: Group Exhibition
En personne
Conception Arts de la fibre et du textile Histoire et patrimoine Musée Arts visuelsDate et heure
Cette activité se déroule pendant toute la durée de la Fête de la culture.
Lieu
Idea Exchange, Queen's Square
1 North Square
Cambridge, ON
Accès
Gratuit.
Offert en Anglais.
Accessible en chaise roulante.
À propos
August 23, 2021 - November 7, 2021
(Check open times on Exhibition Website)
Curated by Karly Boileau
Featuring work by Ilse Anysas-Salkauskas, Barbara Brown, Dorothy Caldwell, Kai Chan, Kathryn Dain, Marta Dal Farra, Anouk Desloges, Noelle Hamlyn, Dawn MacNutt, Janet Morton, Gordana Olujic Dosic, Tammy Ratcliff, and Joy Walker
What is a line? It can move forwards or backward, up, down, and across. It can form patterns and grids; it can be orderly or chaotic. It can be a thought, a memory, a story, a text. What is a line? It is the start of a journey.
Taking cues from art, design, science, math, geography, language, and writing, the works in this exhibition consider the line in all of its possibilities. Selected from Cambridge Art Galleries’ permanent collection of contemporary Canadian fibre art, these works invite us to think about what a line is, from its formal qualities and beyond.
Image: Dorothy Caldwell, Polestar (detail),1996, discharged cotton, mixed media, paint, resist. Acquired with the assistance of the Walter and Duncan Gordon Charitable Foundation and the Starry Starry Night Committee, 1996. Photographed by Scott Lee
Liens
- Exhibition Website ideaexchange.org
Organisateur
Cambridge Art Galleries
The Cambridge Art Galleries, Idea Exchange presents public exhibitions of contemporary art at two Idea Exchange locations in the city of Cambridge: Queen's Square Gallery and Preston Gallery.
Cambridge Art Galleries also offers programs, events, and workshops for all skill levels and age groups. They also maintain a permanent collection of contemporary Canadian Fiber Art. Public art commissions and works from the permanent collection are on display in many Idea Exchange locations across the city of Cambridge.