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Come for a guided tour of the exhibit with our program staff, have freshly baked in-house scones and tea (or coffee), and then explore the landscape at Ross Creek, with an activity inspired by In/Visible's Charlotte Wilson-Hammond.
Preregistration is required and spots are limited!
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In/Visible
by Charlotte Wilson-Hammond
September — October 2020
During the last fifty years, Charlotte Wilson-Hammond has used her body as a way of accessing the strength, sensuality, vulnerability, beauty, and now the fragility of the female form, all part of the eternal cycle of birth, growth, regeneration, and death.
In 2015, Charlotte began a new series of conté drawings and shadow photograph/print/drawings, once again using herself as the subject. In this work, Wilson-Hammond reflects on the fragility, vulnerability and yet the beauty and strength of this timeless human condition, noting that one of the most mystifying aspects of aging is that one’s presence is diminished within the general public, often to the point of invisibility.
Three years in creation, the exhibition consists of large (36 x 59 inch) drawings using photographs of Charlotte's shadow in the landscape. After digital manipulation, the resulting images are printed on semi-transparent mylar at reduced saturation, then the entire surface is worked with coloured pencil. She thinks of Mylar as a skin, and connects its transparency to the quality of shadows.
The work connects a 50-year career of making art using the female body “as it relates to the landscape, and I view the land as a body as well, so they are connected in a very integral way,” says the artist.
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For more information or to register, visit our website:
www.artscentre.ca/gallery_tea_and_tour
Come for a guided tour of the exhibit with our program staff, have freshly baked in-house scones and tea (or coffee), and then explore the landscape at Ross Creek, with an activity inspired by In/Visible's Charlotte Wilson-Hammond.
Preregistration is required and spots are limited!
-
In/Visible
by Charlotte Wilson-Hammond
September — October 2020
During the last fifty years, Charlotte Wilson-Hammond has used her body as a way of accessing the strength, sensuality, vulnerability, beauty, and now the fragility of the female form, all part of the eternal cycle of birth, growth, regeneration, and death.
In 2015, Charlotte began a new series of conté drawings and shadow photograph/print/drawings, once again using herself as the subject. In this work, Wilson-Hammond reflects on the fragility, vulnerability and yet the beauty and strength of this timeless human condition, noting that one of the most mystifying aspects of aging is that one’s presence is diminished within the general public, often to the point of invisibility.
Three years in creation, the exhibition consists of large (36 x 59 inch) drawings using photographs of Charlotte's shadow in the landscape. After digital manipulation, the resulting images are printed on semi-transparent mylar at reduced saturation, then the entire surface is worked with coloured pencil. She thinks of Mylar as a skin, and connects its transparency to the quality of shadows.
The work connects a 50-year career of making art using the female body “as it relates to the landscape, and I view the land as a body as well, so they are connected in a very integral way,” says the artist.
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For more information or to register, visit our website:
www.artscentre.ca/gallery_tea_and_tour
Pricing & Tickets
Pricing
Each Tea and Tour is limited to 10 people.
Each ticket is $15+HST.
Groups of 6-10 booking at once receive a 10% discount.
Purchase Tickets Online
Each Tea and Tour is limited to 10 people.
Each ticket is $15+HST.
Groups of 6-10 booking at once receive a 10% discount.
Purchase Tickets Online
