Marlene Creates: Works from Blast Hole Pond Road, Newfoundland / Œuvres réalisées au chemin Blast Hole Pond, Terre-Neuve 2002–2021

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Marlene Creates, "IMAGES: excerpts from Larch, Spruce, Fir, Birch, Hand, Blast Hole Pond Road, Newfoundland," 2007–ongoing, 2007 + reprise in 2018.

Marlene Creates (pronounced "Kreets"), is an environmental artist and poet who works with photography, video, scientific and vernacular knowledge, and walking and collaborative site-specific performance. For over 40 years, her work has been an exploration of human experience, memory, language, the land, and the impact they have on each other. Since 2002, her work has been intimately focused on the 6 acres of boreal forest where she lives in a 'relational aesthetic' to the land. 

Radio Interview: 5:40pm, Wednesday, August 24

At 5:40pm on Wednesday, August 24, Radio Canada will be broadcasting an interview in French about CVAG's current exhibition:Marlene Creates: Works from Blast Hole Pond Road, Newfoundland2002–2021 / Œuvres réalisées au chemin Blast Hole Pond, Terre-Neuve 2002–2021.

Listen to the interview live (or later) at radio-canda.ca.

There are only a couple weeks left to see this exhibition, which concludes on September 10. Content for this program is offered in both French and English on our website and printed material.

Marlene Creates is an environmental artist and poet who works with photography, video, scientific and vernacular knowledge, and collaborative site-specific performance in the six-acre patch of old-growth boreal forest where she lives -- at the edge of the 920-acre Blast Hole Pond Conservation Area.