A genre of artmaking has arisen that hinges on the integration of the snapshot, whether found or selected from the artist’s personal archive, into complex works of art. As the curators suggest, this set of practices intervenes at the moment when “digital technologies are changing the ways in which we make, look at and keep our snapshots. In the midst of a technological revolution, this exhibition acknowledges the power of the snapshot as well as its materiality, and marks a shift in our relationship to this most personal of objects.”
- This exhibition has passed.
The Found and Familiar – Snapshots in Contemporary Canadian Art
April 10, 2004 - June 5, 2004
Chris Curreri. Untitled detail from the series The Bicycle Race. Giclee print with thread, approx. 40 x 50 in (2002)
Chris Curreri. Untitled detail from the series The Bicycle Race. Giclee print with thread, approx. 40 x 50 in (2002)
Sara Angelucci. Untitled, from the series Stillness. Chromogenic print, gelatin silver print, 27 x 42 in (2001)
Sara Angelucci. Untitled, from the series Stillness. Chromogenic print, gelatin silver print, 27 x 42 in (2001)
Details
- Start:
- April 10, 2004
- End:
- June 5, 2004
- Exhibition Category:
- Photography
- Exhibition Tags:
- Adrienne Lai, Barbara Astman, Chris Curreri, Clint Griffin, Dean Baldwin, Germaine Koh, Nancy Friedland, Nina Levitt, Sara Angelucci, Vid Ingelevics
Other
- Year
- 2004