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Menopause Mischief
I curated this exhibition for Arts Underground, exhibiting from March 4 - 30, 2018. Tara McCarthy interviewed me for CBC North's afternoon show AirPlay, and you can listen to it here. Show statement below, and artist bios following that. https://soundcloud.com/cbcyukon/menopause-mischief-exhibit-at-arts-underground Menopause Mischief exhibits painting, sculpture and film by 15 artists with connections to Dawson… Continue reading Menopause Mischief
Four seasons of Yukon sounds
Since 2015, I've been gathering field recordings in all seasons at various indoor and outdoor locations around the Yukon Territory, from the remote Eagle Plains Hotel to Dawson City fireworks to the edges of Crag Lake, and more. The Yukon, though spacious and wild for hundreds of square kilometres, is far from silent! Currently I… Continue reading Four seasons of Yukon sounds
Noisy Pictures
Meg Walker and Jeffrey Langille presented "Noisy Pictures" at the Confluence Gallery in Dawson City from July 6 - 22. Here's the exhibition blurb: Noisy Pictures presents the work of two artists who explore relationships between sound and image. Jeffrey Langille has set a static landscape in motion through the act of walking with a… Continue reading Noisy Pictures
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Meg Walker explores the human sensorial interfaces between hearing, movement and sight. Since 2013, she's been gathering field recordings across the Yukon Territory in multiple locations and in all seasons. She then listens actively to these recordings and translates her responses into visual works – evidence of hands and arms in motion. Through this process she… Continue reading about
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a playable record made of ice
News of this enticing object came my way in the form of a FB post from a friend. Clicking through link after link and blog after blog that tracks this innovation, I've discovered music-lovers and designers are offering equal amounts of enthused interweb attention to this playable record made of ice. (The image above, for… Continue reading a playable record made of ice
Ice Road to Tuk – 2012 accolades
A few sparkly and exciting ice events have happened between now and the last time this blog had a regular heartbeat. Here's one I wanted to share. In the last post I had written in 2010, into blue noon: over a frozen road, I had just finished editing a short video, using footage from a… Continue reading Ice Road to Tuk – 2012 accolades
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