Dead Nature, La vie immobile
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Through obsessive modes of collecting and repetitive acts, multimedia artist Kelly Mark documents the daily rituals of urban life. Mark's projects and multiples include an ongoing life-long collection of knives stolen from friends and restaurants, a salt and pepper shaker chess set, a postcard edition that states "Everything is Interesting," and a collection of public transit transfers transformed into origami. Please visit www.ireallyshould.com to learn more about Kelly Mark's work. The group exhibition Dead Nature, La vie immobile, curated by Emily Falvey, will be showing Kelly Mark's The 12 Apostles (2002), Still Life #1 (2001), Hiccup #2 (Birmingham) (2003), and Knife Collection (1995-). Kelly Mark will be talking about her work on Friday 21 January at noon. All are welcome. Kelly Mark was born in Welland, Ontario in 1967. She studied for two years at the Dundas Valley School of Art in Dundas, Ontario, and then at the Nova Scotia College of Art & Design in Halifax, Nova Scotia (B.F.A. 1994). Mark currently lives and works in Toronto. She has exhibited in St. Clair (France), Middlesbrough (UK), New York (US), Houston (US, Christchurch (New Zealand), Belfast (Ireland), Melbourne (Australia), Sophia (Bulgaria) and Madrid (Spain). |
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