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'Encounter (Vanish)' Toronto Group Exhibition @ Tarantino Belli Gallery
Opening Reception: Sat June 22, 2024 Exhibition dates: June 22 - July 20 Address: 1057 St Clair Ave W, Toronto ON M6E 1A6 I'm excited to share I've joined the roster of artists represented at Tarantino Belli Gallery, newly opened in Toronto at St Clair ave W and Dufferin st. This weekend I will be participating in a group exhibition of works on paper which will be opening on Saturday. The exhibition will feature works from the following artists: Zach Atticus, Rana Baidas, Jerry Campbell, Jeremiah Chechik, Ash Godley, John Healey, Steven Laurie, Khadijah Morley, Angela Snieder, Iner Souster, Vito Stramaglia All my original etchings at the gallery are available for purchase - for enquiries please reach out to Tarantino Belli Gallery or to me. Hope to see you at the reception! |
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MISTAKEN POINT
January 10 - February 3, 2024 Announcing: MISTAKEN POINT by Angela Snieder & Morgan Wedderspoon at HOOPLA PRESS & GALLERY (@hooplapress2021) with thanks to @canada.council, @st_michaels_printshop & @snapgallery Reception: January 11, 6pm “Everything [there] knows how to be low, how to hug the rock and hunch against the wind. By the time you get to Mistaken Point, you will have already grown accustomed to looking down and looking closely, especially if it happens to be foggy, which is likely. You will also, probably, have had enough experience being buffeted by wind to appreciate the ecosystem’s preference for a horizontal lifestyle.” — Don McKay Building on the ideas of poet Don McKay in his essay Ediacaran and Anthropocene: Poetry as a Reader of Deep Time, MISTAKEN POINT by Angela Snieder and Morgan Wedderspoon is an ongoing print-based collaborative project which plays with the concept of survival in the so-called Anthropocene. It asks what ways of thinking and relating may be vital to sustain life at a time when humankind’s impact on Earth’s systems threatens extinction. |
Toronto Online Art Fair:
July 2 - 11, 2021
I'm happy to share again this year that I'll be participating in theToronto Outdoor Art Fair. A selection of my print work will be available for purchase (online booth only) through the TOAF Website. The participating artists are limited to 10 works on display at any given time, so if you see something of interest on my website or instagram please don't hesitate to contact me for details.
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Toronto Online Art Fair:
July 2 - 11, 2021
I'm happy to share again this year that I'll be participating in theToronto Outdoor Art Fair. A selection of my print work will be available for purchase (online booth only) through the TOAF Website. The participating artists are limited to 10 works on display at any given time, so if you see something of interest on my website or instagram please don't hesitate to contact me for details.
For more information, sign up here to my newsletter.
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Toronto Online Art Fair: July 2 - 12, 2020 I'm happy to share that I'll be participating in this year's Toronto Online [prev. Outdoor] Art Fair! A selection of my print work will be available for purchase through the TOAF Website. The participating artists are limited to 10 works on display at any given time, so if you see something of interest on my website or instagram please don't hesitate to contact me for details. For more information, sign up here to my newsletter. |
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Angela Snieder: canadianart review by Luther Konadu
Nov 6, 2019 Obscura, Martha Street Studio, Winnipeg (September 6 to October 18, 2019) One of theatre’s true pleasures is that it’s a space defined by a careful orchestration of optics. A desk with a telephone and computer gives the impression of an entire office environment, an actor walking with an opened umbrella suggests the current weather on stage—everyday objects create a realistic illusion through which disbelief is suspended and we slide into the magic of theatre. Photographer Angela Snieder made productive use of this visual immersion in her recent exhibition “Obscura.” - Luther Konadu Click here for full review. |
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Angela Snieder: Obscura
Solo Exhibition at Martha Street Studio in Winnipeg, MB Exhibition Dates: September 6 - October 18, 2019 Opening Reception: Friday Sept 6, 2019 from 5 - 8 pm Artist Talk: Saturday, Sept 7 from 2 - 3 pm ALS interpretation available upon request "What can I tell you about this place? The sound of the wind. The dust on my hands. The rain and the sound of rustling, nighttime. There’s wind in the grass, and wind through a crack in the door. There are voices in the distance, and engine noises. Thunder…" -- Sophia Bartholomew Click here to read the full exhibition essay written by Sophia Bartholomew |
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Group Exhibition: Printed Matter
KOBRO Gallery, The Strzeminski Academy of Fine Arts Łódź, Poland Group Exhibition: Works of professors, technicians and students from the Department of Workshop Graphics from the Department of Art and Design at the University of Alberta in Canada. Opening Reception: May 18, 2019 (Saturday) at 18.00 during the NIGHT OF MUSEUMS (Wojska Polskiego Street 121) Exhibition Dates: May 15 - 30 2019. |
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Two-person exhibition at Peter Robertson Gallery in Edmonton, Alberta
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Angela Snieder: Obscura Solo Exhibition at Alberta Printmakers Main Space Gallery, Calgary, Alberta Exhibition Dates: January 12 - February 22, 2019 Opening Reception: Saturday, January 12, 2019 from 7 - 9 pm Artist Talk: Saturday, January 12 @ 7 pm Click here to read the exhibition essay written by Daniel Harvey |
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St. Michael's Printshop Visiting Artist Program 2018
For the month of July 2018, Morgan Wedderspoon and I undertook a month-long residency at St. Michael’s Printshop (St. John’s, NL), where we developed a collaborative artist book project. Click here to see images of the work in progress. 
We acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts.
Nous remercions le Conseil des arts du Canada de son soutien. This project is in collaboration with Morgan Wedderspoon. |
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SNAPLINE featured artist: Summer 2018 Photography Edition
This year I had the pleasure (and honour!) of creating an edition of prints for the summer photography edition of SNAPLINE; the Society of Northern Alberta Print Artists' publication. This SNAPLINE print (and others) can be purchased for $50 at SNAP Gallery and online. Click here to read the interview and article written by Wendy McGrath. Click here to view the full issue. Special thanks to Alex Keays for your beautiful design work, Wendy McGrath for your thoughtful writing and to SNAP for this opportunity.
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PROOF 25 Exhibition Dates: Friday, June 8, 2018 to Saturday, July 7, 2018 Opening reception: June 8, 6:00PM to 8:00PM ABOUT THE EXHIBITION: Proof is Gallery 44’s annual exhibition of photo-based work by Canadian emerging artists reflecting a range of current concerns and practices in contemporary photography from across the country. Proof is often one of the first exhibitions in a professional context for an emerging artist and has featured work by Anique Jordan, Janieta Eyre, Isabelle Hayeur, Germaine Koh, Laurie Kang, Nicholas Pye, Althea Thauberger, and Andrew Wright. |
PLUS Art Fair
From May 18 - 21 I will be participating in the PLUS Art Fair at the Cotton Factory in Hamilton ON.
I will be showing a selection of prints from my thesis exhibition.
From May 18 - 21 I will be participating in the PLUS Art Fair at the Cotton Factory in Hamilton ON.
I will be showing a selection of prints from my thesis exhibition.
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Angela Snieder: Obscura
MFA Thesis Exhibition Exhibition Dates: February 21 – March 18 Opening Reception: March 2, 2017 FAB Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta How can we think about the relationship between physical and psychological spaces? Obscura explores the possibility that the intersection of the two can foster deeply contemplative experiences, and enable attentive and empathetic consideration of our relationship with the world. Through various photographic and print-based forms, the exhibition proposes that illusion and artifice contribute significantly to both our experiences of space and their conceptualization. |