Joy Walker: Untitled
Curated by Jennifer Matotek, Director/Curator
April 25 - June 20, 2014 on the front windows of Central Library.
Additional Information
In Spring 2014, Dunlop Art Gallery and RPL will commission Toronto artist Joy Walker to create a unique work for Central Library's east-facing windows. Walker's work will be exhibited concurrent with Dunlop's Central Gallery exhibition, Who's Afraid of Purple, Orange and Green?, a survey of contemporary Canadian (and primarily female) artists whose work revisits and complicates the history of modernism.
Joy Walker's work explores line, geometry, pattern, and elements of chance using various media including printing, photography, drawing, video, and sculpture. In 2013, she presented solo exhibitions at MKG 127 and Rodman Hall Art Centre and was included in group exhibitions at Harbourfront Centre and The Power Plant. Walker is a Professor of Fabric Science at George Brown College, a studio advisor at the Textile Studio at Harbourfront Centre and programmer of *QueenSpecific, a window gallery in Toronto.
Joy Walker, Untitled (Installation View), 2014.
When
2014, Jun 20 2014 - All day
Where
Dunlop Central Gallery,
Interest
Past