Community, Connections, and ______________.
CLOSING RECEPTION: Saturday, March 25th, 2 - 4 PM.
February 21 - March 25
Art Placement is pleased to host the exhibition, "Community, Connections, and _____________", curated by Kelsey Ford, Lauren Warrington, and Emily Zdunich, the members of Biofeedback Collective. The show is a culmination of The Community Project, a year-long series of events, gatherings, and activities undertaken by the Collective and art placement.
Curated by Kelsey Ford, Lauren Warrington, Emily Zdunich (Biofeedback Collective)
"Community, Connections, and __________.” is an exploration of human interactions and artistic practice situated in the Saskatoon community. The exhibition is created in response to The Community Project, a multifaceted year-long collaborative initiative by Biofeedback Collective and The Gallery/ Art Placement.
The fill-in-the-blank title encourages exploration upon viewing. The blank area holds space for changing perspectives and developing ideas, similar to how community shifts and grows over time. Conversations, Collectivity, Exchange, Reflection, and Relationships are words that personally resonate with our experiences throughout the project.
The exhibition includes artists who have participated with The Community Project’s Feedback Sessions, Open Studio, and Get Togethers. Our intention was to consider and bring forward the dialogue between artist’s, their works, and the evolving art community. Featuring new and recent works by Alison Norlen, Alexa Hainsworth, Biofeedback Collective, Breanne Bandur, David Stonhouse, Emilie Neudorf, Gabriela Garcia-Luna, Gabby Da Silva, Jessica Morgun, JingLu Zhao, Karen Polowick, Rebecca La Marre, Robert Christie, and Susan Clarke.
The Community Project was a series of events, workshops, and activities to support and build connections among artists in Saskatoon. The Community Project was co-developed by Biofeedback Collective and art placement. We gratefully acknowledge funding from SK Arts through their Artists in Communities Grant Program.