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Decoy

A collaborative project with Mark Neufeld created for the Ministry of Casual Living, Victoria BC. Living in the back of the MoCL was an artist/curator. The moveable wall separated the gallery and living quarters. The wall was manipulated for the project, contrasting an alternative approach to the exhibition of art with the familiar frameworks of the high art institution.

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Recent Posts

  • Presentation at Universities Arts Association of Canada, Banff Centre for the Arts
  • Artist Talk: Gladstone Hotel, May 15 2017
  • Presenting a talk for the MacLaren Art Centre’s ‘Art for Lunch’ series.
  • Miss November installed at MacLaren Art Centre, Barrie ON
  • Review of the project Passages Insolites, Quebec City