Snow-blind at Gallery Stratford Opens January 11, 2024

January 07, 2024 in Exhibitions

Snow-blind

January 11 - March 31, 2024

Opening reception: Sunday, January 21, 2 - 4 PM

RSVP to attend the opening reception Here

From left to right: Sarah Kernohan, Remnants 2, 3, 4, watercolour and pastel with acrylic ground on Yupo, 26 x 20 inches, 2022. Image credit: Scott Lee

Gallery Stratford

54 Romeo St. S.

Stratford, ON

N5A 4S9 (map)

(519) 271-5271

Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Sunday 12 - 5 PM

Gallery Stratford Website

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I'm pleased to share that my exhibition, Snow-blind, which premiered at the Red Head Gallery in February 2023, is travelling to Gallery Stratford. The exhibition runs from Thursday, January 11, through Sunday, March 31, 2024, with a public reception on Sunday, January 21, from 2 - 4 PM.

The exhibition includes a few new drawings. It opens alongside Robert Buhr: Rural Views and ARTscreen: Farewell by Meg Dunbar.

For more information about this series, click here.
Please join me in celebrating the opening of this exhibition in person or in spirit. Please feel free to RSVP to attend the opening reception at this link.

Node at Galerie Plan.d, Düsseldorf - October 21 to November 12, 2023

October 20, 2023 in Exhibitions

Node

October 21 - November 12, 2023

Vernissage: October 21, 20h

Featuring: Jim Bourke, Tonia Di Risio, Soheila Esfahani, James Fowler, Grant Heaps, Gillian Iles, Sarah Kernohan, Ian Mackay, David McClyment, Laura Millard, Sara Mozafari-Lorestani, Tazeen Qayyum, Lois Schklar, Pearl Van Geest, and Elaine Whittaker

Sarah Kernohan, *Transatlantic Flint (Glace Bay from points unknown),* Pigment print on paper, 2023.

Plan.d Produzentengalerie

Doretheenstr. 59

40235 Düsseldorf

Gallery Hours

Saturday 15 - 18 h

Sunday 15 - 18 h

Finissage: November 12, 15h

The term “node” has many interpretations, ranging from math to botany, computer engineering, social media, and medical applications. At its essence are the concepts of intersection, confluence, and divergence, all eminently applicable in this cultural exchange.

Red Head and Plan.d share many similarities. Both collectives seek to provide a forum for expression outside of established commercial gallery systems. Both are situated in major urban centres rooted in contemporary Western culture- hence, intersection and confluence.

However, cultural history and immediate experience, both personal and creative, are likely to differ widely, hence divergence.

The coming together of these comparables and contrasts makes the potential of Node so exciting.

All aspects of Node, both individual works and collaborative projects, will orbit around these ideas.

Femme Visual Arts Projections @ Femme Folks Fest, Waterloo - March 8, 10, 11, 17, 18, 2023

March 11, 2023

I’m thrilled to be part of Femme Folks Fest again this year as part of their outdoor projections programme, running this weekend and next.

I’ll have this and more projected at a few stories tall, along with the work of Zoey Clare, Debbie Finn, Robin Fox, Sharl Smith, Shelagh Howard and Sherry Czekus. Thanks to the Covert Collective for the invitation!

More details:

A parade of Femme-created Visual Art Projections will light Uptown Waterloo on special evenings during Femme Folks Fest. The show begins at dusk and ends at 10 PM – on March 8, 10, 11, 17, and 18. We invite you to stroll by and take in the best of Femme-created contemporary visual art across Canada.

The COVERT Collective is a gathering of visual art curators from across Canada, sharing the work of artists they love and the work that inspires them. Digitally platformed and branded as curated. The ad hoc group celebrates the artists and work that makes them think.