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Elsie Scherle Gallery Presents: Propagation - An MFA Thesis Exhibition Madeleine Greenway
Elsie Scherle Gallery Presents: Propagation - An MFA Thesis Exhibition Madeleine Greenway
Elsie Scherle Gallery Presents: Propagation - An MFA Thesis Exhibition Madeleine Greenway
The exhibition, titled Propogation, is a collection of prints and drawings by artist Madeleine Greenway. The exhibition is divided into portraits and still life prints and drawings, the former being images of the artist’s family, and the latter documentation of food products emerging from the artist’s garden. Greenway’s family has a long lineage of growing and farming in Saskatchewan and in these portraits, in particular, she draws our attention to the women. In her tradition the women’s space was the "kitchen garden", where the food eaten by the family was grown. This tradition has carried on into the present, and what we see displayed is the rewards of the Garden: the beauty, the nourishment, and the experience of pleasure.
What is unique to Printmaking as an artistic medium is the same function that creates food, families, and most life on earth—reproduction. Likewise, the end result is not a single item, but a collection of similar objects, a harvest—an "edition". Definitionally, to propagate is to produce new plants from a parent plant or new organisms from a parent organism, as well as to spread an idea, a belief, or a piece of information among many people. The idea that Greenway is propagating is this: the land we occupy is a part of who we are; it is a part of our family, it nurtures all of us; to love it and preserve it is to love and preserve ourselves.
Madeleine Greenway is an artist and printmaker currently enrolled in the Masters of Visual Art at the University of Regina. From Regina originally, she completed her BFA in Calgary at the Alberta College of Art + Design (now the Alberta University of Art) in 2014. Madeleine lives in her childhood home in North Central Regina, where she tends the garden with her mother, partner, and child. In addition to her scholarly pursuits Madeleine also works as a facilitator at the Mackenzie Art Gallery, and has been awarded multiple teaching fellowships at the University of Regina.
Elsie Scherle Gallery Presents: Un/Discard: Re/Form Gerry Ruecker
Elsie Scherle Gallery Presents: Propagation - An MFA Thesis Exhibition Madeleine Greenway
Elsie Scherle Gallery Presents: Propagation - An MFA Thesis Exhibition Madeleine Greenway
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.
Welcome Back Information - August 2020 Click on picture below for info
Welcome Back Information - August 2020 Click on picture below for info
Welcome Back Information - August 2020 Click on picture below for info
Welcome Back, August 2020 Information!
Attention all artists!
Welcome Back Information - August 2020 Click on picture below for info
Welcome Back Information - August 2020 Click on picture below for info
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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Call for Submissions Elsie Scherle Gallery - Click on Photo Below for More Info!
