Yvonne Lammerich, Nicholas Wade, Jean van Wijk
essay by Andrew Payne
- Author(s)
- Andrew Payne
- Publication, year
- Alberta : Southern Alberta Art Gallery, 2013
- Scope
- 64 Pages, illustrated, 24 cm.
- ISBN
- 9781894699563
Three artists approach their practices through various strategies that link their production to architecture and the built environment. Toronto artist Yvonne Lammerich's work speaks to the complexity inherent in the exploration of architectural space creating a language which defies epistemological constructs. Working in The Hague, Netherlands, Jean van Wijk considers architectural space as a social construct and imagination leads him to create new realities from everyday subjects and objects. Nicholas Wade is interested in the bodily and emotional effects of the spaces which we commonly occupy and surround ourselves. In his sculpture, he responds to ways that materials hold spaces and, reciprocally, how spaces hold materials.
- Person as subject
- Yvonne Lammerich, Nicholas Wade, Jean van Wijk
- Location
- Cabinet 8 - 5: Kunstenaars
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