Looking Through a Hole in the Earth is an exhibition publication produced by the Burnaby Art Gallery in February 2020, focussing on three bodies of work: Language for the Wrack Zone (2017-2019), Carbon Study: Walking in the Dark (2018-2020), and Seachange (2019). The publication features an intro by curator Jennifer Cane titled Unearthing the Sun and an essay by artist Marina Roy titled Holes within the Whole. It can be ordered through the Burnaby Art Gallery by phone or email.
Catalogue spread, Looking Through a Hole in the Earth (7 February-22 March 2020), Burnaby Art Gallery, Burnaby BC.
Photo: Blaine Campbell
Catalogue spread, Looking Through a Hole in the Earth (7 February-22 March 2020), Burnaby Art Gallery, Burnaby BC.
Photo: Blaine Campbell
Catalogue spread, Looking Through a Hole in the Earth (7 February-22 March 2020), Burnaby Art Gallery, Burnaby BC.
Photo: Blaine Campbell
Catalogue spread, Looking Through a Hole in the Earth (7 February-22 March 2020), Burnaby Art Gallery, Burnaby BC.
Photo: Blaine Campbell
Looking Through a Hole in the Earth (7 February-22 March 2020), Burnaby Art Gallery, Burnaby BC.
Carbon Study: Walking in the Dark | Found coal, graphite and forest-fire derived charcoal on paper | 30” x 44” each | Installation view, Looking Through a Hole in the Earth (7 February-22 March 2020), Burnaby Art Gallery, Burnaby BC.
Photo: Blaine Campbell
Language for the Wrack Zone | Bitumen, seawater and gouache on paper | 30” x 44” each | Installation view, Looking Through a Hole in the Earth (7 February-22 March 2020), Burnaby Art Gallery, Burnaby BC.
Photo: Blaine Campbell