Plural Art Fair

My series Blood Relatives is going to the Plural Art Fair in Montréal with many thanks to La Guilde. April 10-11 see https://www.plural.art/en for details.

SOS: Belonging

This lifejacket is off to the exhibit SOLASTALGIA at The Muse: Douglas Family Art Centre in Kenora ON. Opening early May. Curated by Lindsay Inglis and Sophie Lavoie. I am in very fine company.

Walking Alongside Trauma

a material-based exhibition exploring the societal impact of vicarious traumatization of sexualized violence. I’m honoured to be amongst 12 artists collaborating with 12 people who work with those who have experienced trauma.

Opening January 16, 2025 4-6pm at Douglas College, Amelia Douglas Gallery. Show continues until February 28, 2025. The exhibit will travel to McGill University later in the year.

Please visit the Craft Council of BC site for details https://craftcouncilbc.ca/walking-alongside-trauma/

La Guilde

I am thrilled to be included amongst other fine craft practitioners and the brilliant First Nations, Inuit, and Métis artists at La Guilde (founded 1906) in Montréal. It has always been a place I love to visit when I go to the city. There is a short clip they have made to introduce my work https://vimeo.com/993522679

Kluane National Park

A privilege to have been artist-in-residence in Kluane National Park YT August 2024. A great opportunity to learn about this special place. Many thanks to the Kluane and Champagne and Aishihik First Nations, Parks Canada, Kluane Lake Research Station, and the Yukon Arts Centre.

Femeeting 2024

I presented at Femeeting, a conference for women in science, tech, and art, June 23-28 2024 in Windsor ON –on my Meteobotany series.

Embroidery (UK)

My work from the Meteobotany series is featured in Embroidery : The Textile Art Magazine UK. January/February 2024 issue.

Sharp Notions

I’m so excited to have an essay “Carry the Land” included in this fabulous line-up of writers, thinkers and artists. Edited by Marita Dachsel and Nancy Lee, pre-order at Arsenal Pulp Press! Included in the Globe’s list of non-fiction books to read this fall!

Cover image by Lia Pas.