Travelling Exhibition: Seasons + Directions
Following the Eyelevel Reshelving Initiative 8, Eyelevel is pleased to present another exciting exhibition of artist books.
The Traveling Exhibition is a collection of hand-made artist books by over 30 artists of various disciplines from around the world. Each book is contained in one of four themed boxes representing Spring, Summer, Winter, and Fall. The second series, on directions, is similarly organized by North, South, East and West.
Please join us for an opening reception Friday June 22nd for an evening of exploration as we present the collection in its entirety with the curator Manuela Buechting and collaborating artist, Tara Ernst.
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Manuela Buechting is a media artists, educator, illustrator and graphic designer from Wernigerode, Germany. Manuela studied Fine Art in Braunschweig, Germany and Master of Fine Arts in Documentary Media in Toronto, Canada. She has worked in Literary Arts at The Banff Centre, as a graphic designer for the Toronto International Film Festival, and currently works as an art educator in Frankfurt, Germany.
Tara Ernst is a media artist and educator from Winnipeg, Canada. Tara studied Fine Arts in Vancouver at Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design as well as Film Production in Montreal at Concordia University. She received her MFA in Documentary Media at Ryerson University in Toronto. She currently works as an art educator in Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia.
taraernst.ca
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