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Event in Room: Main Gallery
Julie Rosvall will discuss her experiments with printmaking, transferring patterns & textures to paper.
Julie's present Main Gallery exhibition explores risk, damage and repair, with large prints creased or damaged as Julie expanded methods to print textiles on large sheets of paper.
"This series explores ways to salvage creased prints of textiles by mending them, similar to the way you would repair a torn or lovingly worn textile.
For me these areas of wear are a metaphor for my own relationship with my body, and my ability to create work as a textile artist and printmaker. As someone who lives with medical conditions that impact my mobility, day-to-day health, and risk of injury, I see myself in those threadbare pieces. With each injury mended, scars and staples added to my physical body, holding things together, extending my usefulness, perhaps not as I was originally created."
@julierosvall
www.rosvall.ca
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Artist Talk: Julie Rosvall / I Am Torn & I Am Mended
Saturday, March 28, 1pm
ARTSPLACE Main Gallery*
Free to Participate ~ Everyone Welcome
Free Admission (Donations Welcome)
*NB: This talk will take place in the Main Gallery surrounded by the works of Julie's current exhibition, and will not be livestreamed as previously announced.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Julie Rosvall is a textile artist and printmaker based in the Gaspereau Valley near Wolfville, Nova Scotia, on Glooscap lands have been stewarded by the Mi’kmaq people who have lived and traveled along the natural river systems for thousands of years. Her intricate relief prints capture the delicate textures and patterns of knitted textiles, bridging her background in weaving, spinning, dyeing, and knitting with contemporary printmaking techniques. Inspired by renowned Canadian printmaker Betty Goodwin, Julie transitioned to printmaking in 2010, developing a unique practice that includes soft ground etching and collagraphy.
Julie’s work has been exhibited across Canada and internationally, with pieces in private collections as far away as Australia. She is deeply committed to fostering connections between art, nature, and community.
[email protected]
902.532.7069
Event in Room: Main Gallery
Julie Rosvall will discuss her experiments with printmaking, transferring patterns & textures to paper.
Julie's present Main Gallery exhibition explores risk, damage and repair, with large prints creased or damaged as Julie expanded methods to print textiles on large sheets of paper.
"This series explores ways to salvage creased prints of textiles by mending them, similar to the way you would repair a torn or lovingly worn textile.
For me these areas of wear are a metaphor for my own relationship with my body, and my ability to create work as a textile artist and printmaker. As someone who lives with medical conditions that impact my mobility, day-to-day health, and risk of injury, I see myself in those threadbare pieces. With each injury mended, scars and staples added to my physical body, holding things together, extending my usefulness, perhaps not as I was originally created."
@julierosvall
www.rosvall.ca
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Artist Talk: Julie Rosvall / I Am Torn & I Am Mended
Saturday, March 28, 1pm
ARTSPLACE Main Gallery*
Free to Participate ~ Everyone Welcome
Free Admission (Donations Welcome)
*NB: This talk will take place in the Main Gallery surrounded by the works of Julie's current exhibition, and will not be livestreamed as previously announced.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Julie Rosvall is a textile artist and printmaker based in the Gaspereau Valley near Wolfville, Nova Scotia, on Glooscap lands have been stewarded by the Mi’kmaq people who have lived and traveled along the natural river systems for thousands of years. Her intricate relief prints capture the delicate textures and patterns of knitted textiles, bridging her background in weaving, spinning, dyeing, and knitting with contemporary printmaking techniques. Inspired by renowned Canadian printmaker Betty Goodwin, Julie transitioned to printmaking in 2010, developing a unique practice that includes soft ground etching and collagraphy.
Julie’s work has been exhibited across Canada and internationally, with pieces in private collections as far away as Australia. She is deeply committed to fostering connections between art, nature, and community.
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Pricing: Free
Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia
[email protected]
902-532-7069
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