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902.532.7069
Event in Room: Studio (upstairs)
This exhibition reimagines a collection of found daguerreotypes, tintypes, and informal family snapshots from the 1860s to the mid-20th century.
The original photographs are presented alongside transformed works that incorporate transfer processes, collage, overpainting, and enlargement.
The works range in tone from playful to contemplative, reflecting on shared human experience through the lens of the past. Viewers are invited to reconsider ideas of family, memory, and the evolving significance of photographic records.
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Snapshots: Vintage Photos Revisited
Tony Clark
Saturday March 28 - Saturday April 11
Gallery Hours: Tue-Fri 10am-4pm / Sat 11am-2pm
www.arcac.ca
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ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Tony Clark's practice is informed by a background in commercial art and formal training in serigraphy at the University of Toronto. The process emphasizes layering, drawing from printmaking techniques where successive applications build complex surfaces. These works are created in layers, printing one colour on top of another, coupled with collage to complete the final work.
Educated at Northern Secondary School in Toronto, the Ontario College of Art, and the University of Toronto, Clark also completed teacher training at the University of Ottawa. His career includes the development of arts programming for seniors in long-term care, working with individuals experiencing dementia and physical disabilities in partnership with the Red Cross and Veterans Affairs Canada.
After a decade in Nova Scotia focused on studio work, this exhibition marks Clark’s return to public presentation.
[email protected]
902.532.7069
Event in Room: Studio (upstairs)
This exhibition reimagines a collection of found daguerreotypes, tintypes, and informal family snapshots from the 1860s to the mid-20th century.
The original photographs are presented alongside transformed works that incorporate transfer processes, collage, overpainting, and enlargement.
The works range in tone from playful to contemplative, reflecting on shared human experience through the lens of the past. Viewers are invited to reconsider ideas of family, memory, and the evolving significance of photographic records.
======================================
Snapshots: Vintage Photos Revisited
Tony Clark
Saturday March 28 - Saturday April 11
Gallery Hours: Tue-Fri 10am-4pm / Sat 11am-2pm
www.arcac.ca
======================================
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Tony Clark's practice is informed by a background in commercial art and formal training in serigraphy at the University of Toronto. The process emphasizes layering, drawing from printmaking techniques where successive applications build complex surfaces. These works are created in layers, printing one colour on top of another, coupled with collage to complete the final work.
Educated at Northern Secondary School in Toronto, the Ontario College of Art, and the University of Toronto, Clark also completed teacher training at the University of Ottawa. His career includes the development of arts programming for seniors in long-term care, working with individuals experiencing dementia and physical disabilities in partnership with the Red Cross and Veterans Affairs Canada.
After a decade in Nova Scotia focused on studio work, this exhibition marks Clark’s return to public presentation.
Pricing & Tickets
Pricing: Free
Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia
[email protected]
902-532-7069
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