Preview â The Gallery Guide â April-May 2007
Preview â The Gallery Guide â April-May 2007
Preview â The Gallery Guide â April-May 2007
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Mowry Baden: Day by Day<br />
DELUGE GALLERY, VICTORIA BC – APR 6-MAY 12 Mowry<br />
Baden is a prominent Canadian sculptor who has<br />
influenced a generation of sculptors in Canada and the<br />
United States with his participatory installations. He has<br />
been described as “a maker of task-oriented objects”<br />
intended to lure visitors and stimulate physical and<br />
perceptual interaction. <strong>The</strong> Deluge exhibit presents a<br />
selection of over 70 drawings from among hundreds of<br />
sketchbook pages. <strong>The</strong> drawings include schematics for<br />
sculptural projects, delicate figurative sketches and<br />
abstract illustrations. <strong>The</strong>y provide a rare look at Baden’s<br />
creative process.<br />
Baden’s body-oriented works of the late 1960s and<br />
early 1970s, and his broader interest in the perceptual<br />
and interactive possibilities of art were considered<br />
influential to artists Kim Adams, Lewis Baltz, Michael<br />
Brewster, Chris Burden, Stephen Davis, and Jessica<br />
Stockholder. His conceptual frameworks, borrowed from<br />
psychology, architecture and performance, challenge the<br />
tenets of contemporary sculpture.<br />
Baden taught at Stanford University, the University of<br />
preview<br />
www.antimatter.ws<br />
Mowry Baden, Aug 14 1992 (1992), ink on paper<br />
[Deluge <strong>Gallery</strong>, Victoria BC, Apr 6-<strong>May</strong> 12]<br />
British Columbia and, since 1975, at the University of Victoria, where he is currently professor<br />
emeritus. He has had solo and group exhibitions across North America, including Los Angeles,<br />
Mexico City, Montreal, Vancouver and New York. He has been commissioned to create public art<br />
works – many controversial in their reception -- in Vancouver, Seattle, San Francisco, Santa Barbara,<br />
Pittsburgh, Washington and Victoria, where he lives. Mia Johnson<br />
PHOTO: JOHN YANYSHYN/COURTESY: THE CANADA COUNCIL<br />
TO SIDNEY/N. SAANICH<br />
M. MORGAN WARREN’S STUDIO,<br />
PENINSULA<br />
TO MALTWOOD<br />
ART MUSEUM AND<br />
MCPHERSON<br />
Herald North Park St<br />
LIBRARY, UNIV.<br />
GALLERY AT<br />
Gladstone St<br />
OF VICTORIA<br />
THE MAC<br />
Fisgard St<br />
◆ ◆DALES<br />
◆ MASTER<br />
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ART CENTRE ◆ AVENUE<br />
FRAN WILLIS<br />
MARTIN<br />
BATCHELOR Pandora<br />
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Oak Bay Ave ◆GALLERY<br />
TO XCHANGES<br />
AND 'CHOSIN<br />
IN THE<br />
OAK BAY<br />
POTTERY<br />
Johnson St<br />
VILLAGE<br />
ON CANVAS ◆<br />
Yates St<br />
◆DELUGE<br />
Bastion Sq<br />
View St<br />
◆WEST END<br />
OPEN SPACE ◆<br />
Fort St<br />
WINCHESTER◆<br />
◆ALCHERINGA<br />
ART GALLERY OF<br />
◆ Broughton GREATER VICTORIA<br />
COMMUNITY<br />
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ARTS COUNCIL Courteney<br />
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Government<br />
Burnside Rd<br />
Fantan Alley<br />
Gordon<br />
Broad St<br />
Douglas<br />
➜<br />
Humboldt<br />
Blanshard<br />
Quadra<br />
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Fernwood Rd<br />
Moss St<br />
Joan Cr<br />
Begbie St<br />
Fort St<br />
➜<br />
Foul Bay Rd<br />
Monterey Ave<br />
Belleville St<br />
Superior<br />
◆ ROYAL B.C.<br />
MUSEUM<br />
Fairfield Rd<br />
Chapman St<br />
VICTORIA<br />
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