306.729.4484 | art@lmlcc.ca | 133 Donovel Cresc., Regina Beach, SK S0G 4C0
306.729.4484 | art@lmlcc.ca | 133 Donovel Cresc., Regina Beach, SK S0G 4C0
Seeking to encourage and engage our communities in art practices and appreciation.
Seeking to encourage and engage our communities in art practices and appreciation.
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Thursday 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Friday 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Elsie Scherle Art Gallery | Artist Studios | Regina Beach Library | Meeting Rooms
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Gerry Ruecker is a self-taught artist, photographer and art educator based in Regina, who has for the past thirty years been working primarily in mixed media sculpture and sculpture/furniture.
Gerry’s work method is completely intuitive and spontaneous in nature, with pieces developing in an organic, unplanned fashion. Individual works generally go through numerous stages of transformation and development before they finally reach the end stage of creation. This process manifestly disallows the creation of smaller scale prototypes. “The completed works reflect the course of my life: unplanned, raw and rough by general standards, somewhat over the top, yet displaying a degree of beauty nonetheless”.
Gerry’s major creative influences include the Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi, Swiss kinetic sculptor Jean Tingueley, Australian constructivist sculptor Robert Klippel, and the Italian Design group Memphis.
Gerry has exhibited frequently in Canada and Jamaica in solo and group shows, including the 2008 Jamaica Biennale, and his work can be found in numerous public and private collections, both nationally and abroad.
"Common Truths continues my work of examining how challenges facing Indigenous people today can be identified and addressed artistically with reference to traditional teachings and concepts. (...)Because the lived experiences of Indigenous Peoples under colonial dominance represent a set of Common Truths, this project looks to another shared manifestation within Indigenous cultures to confront them: the organization of social structure and roles as represented by the clan system and the totems. For purposes of this project I use the corresponding Anishinaabe/Ojibway term doodem. [The works and titles] outline the connections I am making between the five classes within Anishinaabe clan structure [using four representative doodem per class] in order to confront 20 common truths impacting Indigenous people. References drawn from the TRC, the media, and/or the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People, are included for each of the 20 Common Truths."
OSAC has put together some great general information for artists looking to propose an exhibition, write an artist statement and more! The info can be found under the "Forms" and "Artists' headings on the link below!
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133 Donovel Crescent, Regina Beach, Saskatchewan, Canada S0G 4C0
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