Exhibiting Artists

Born in Toronto, T. S. Anand immigrated to California where she received her BA in Sculpture from the University of California in Santa Cruz and her MFA in Spatial Art from San Jose State University.

This work is activated by technological means as it simultaneously gently mocks ineffectual human intervention in the face of nature. The title, of course, specifically roots the work within tragic Canadian lore, referring to the renowned painter who was killed during one of his regular canoe forays into the wilderness.

Glimmer is a series of 80 stainless steel markers, etched with text and attached to trees. It is a meticulously researched collection of archaeological fragments, a collage of identity located in, and specific to this site.

Michael Belmore, who is of Ojibway heritage, is a sculptor and installation artist whose work has been exhibited in Canada and the United States. Michael’s work explores the use of technology and how it has affected our relationship to nature.

For over twenty years, Anne-Marie has been producing work about the impact of humans on nature, and vice-versa. Her work has been shown in solo and group exhibitions nationally.