Tod Emel: A Forest
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Kenderdine Art Gallery 51 Campus Dr, 2nd level, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7N 5A8
Tod Emel, "Nova," 2018
acrylic on carved custom panel, 60" x 60" private collection, courtesy the Artist.
ARTIST TALK / TOUR WITH TOD EMEL
THURSDAY, MARCH 28TH AT 12 NOON
IN THE KENDERDINE ART GALLERY, UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN Join us for a talk/tour of the exhibition A Forest with artist Tod Emel. Emel is a Saskatoon-based artist who was the Kenderdine Art Gallery artist-in-residence from January 15 - February 14, where Emel created new works, including a site-specific audio installation.
ARTIST IN RESIDENCE Artist Tod Emel will be working in the Kenderdine Art Gallery as the artist-in-residence from Jan 15 - Feb 14. Visitors are welcome to stop in the gallery and engage with the artist during this process.
Tod Emel: A Forest explores the impact of the recent mountain pine beetle epidemic on pine forests in central British Columbia. The epidemic is a study in the unintended consequences resulting from human intervention in complex natural systems. Reflecting on the similarities between pine beetle markings and his own artistic processes, Emel explores these connections in this new body of low-relief carved panel drawings.
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