Vancouver
Feb 8, 2021
From January 21 to March 4, Le Centre will host an exhibition of the photographic works of Catherine Babault, featuring the artist’s intimate portraits of the natural landscapes and the flora and fauna of the West Coast. Using natural light, Catherine focuses on the details and textures of nature to capture images that are unequivocally unique.
Victoria
Feb 5, 2021
“The Saskatchewan Maritime Museum Presents, La Ligue Gourmand” consists of fake artifacts, museological props, and didactics outlining (my invented) histories referencing lore of innovation. At the fifty fifty gallery, I present an unusual meal in the “museum” with the pretense of promoting flamboyance, humour, and absurdity as important stratagies to elaborate on histories true and invented.
Vancouver
Feb 5, 2021
From January 21 to March 4, Le Centre will host an exhibition of the photographic works of Catherine Babault, featuring the artist’s intimate portraits of the natural landscapes and the flora and fauna of the West Coast. Using natural light, Catherine focuses on the details and textures of nature to capture images that are unequivocally unique.
Vancouver
Feb 4, 2021
From January 21 to March 4, Le Centre will host an exhibition of the photographic works of Catherine Babault, featuring the artist’s intimate portraits of the natural landscapes and the flora and fauna of the West Coast. Using natural light, Catherine focuses on the details and textures of nature to capture images that are unequivocally unique
Vancouver
Feb 3, 2021
From January 21 to March 4, Le Centre will host an exhibition of the photographic works of Catherine Babault, featuring the artist’s intimate portraits of the natural landscapes and the flora and fauna of the West Coast. Using natural light, Catherine focuses on the details and textures of nature to capture images that are unequivocally unique.
Vancouver
Feb 2, 2021
From January 21 to March 4, Le Centre will host an exhibition of the photographic works of Catherine Babault, featuring the artist’s intimate portraits of the natural landscapes and the flora and fauna of the West Coast. Using natural light, Catherine focuses on the details and textures of nature to capture images that are unequivocally unique
Victoria
Feb 2, 2021
“The Saskatchewan Maritime Museum Presents, La Ligue Gourmand” consists of fake artifacts, museological props, and didactics outlining (my invented) histories referencing lore of innovation. At the fifty fifty gallery, I present an unusual meal in the “museum” with the pretense of promoting flamboyance, humour, and absurdity as important stratagies to elaborate on histories true and invented.
Vancouver
Feb 1, 2021
Through the juxtaposition of two milieus (which already have some points of overlap), Winiemko frames political protest as a performative spectacle and the assumption of the guise of a costumed hero as political. In this way, Winiemko’s work presages and illuminates the storming of the Washington Capitol by a costumed hoard of would-be “cospatriots.”
Vancouver
Feb 1, 2021
From January 21 to March 4, Le Centre will host an exhibition of the photographic works of Catherine Babault, featuring the artist’s intimate portraits of the natural landscapes and the flora and fauna of the West Coast. Using natural light, Catherine focuses on the details and textures of nature to capture images that are unequivocally unique.
Vancouver
Jan 29, 2021
From January 21 to March 4, Le Centre will host an exhibition of the photographic works of Catherine Babault, featuring the artist’s intimate portraits of the natural landscapes and the flora and fauna of the West Coast. Using natural light, Catherine focuses on the details and textures of nature to capture images that are unequivocally unique.
Vancouver
Jan 28, 2021
From January 21 to March 4, Le Centre will host an exhibition of the photographic works of Catherine Babault, featuring the artist’s intimate portraits of the natural landscapes and the flora and fauna of the West Coast. Using natural light, Catherine focuses on the details and textures of nature to capture images that are unequivocally unique
