April 27, 2020
Art Apprenticeship Network Mentor Lindsay McIntyre Solo Show Featured as Part of Capture Photo Fest
Written by cemre
“New work by Lindsay McIntyre, film artist and Assistant Professor of Film + Screen Arts at Emily Carr University, is currently collected in a solo exhibition at Marion Scott Gallery, in partnership with Capture Photography Festival.
The show, entitled Lindsay McIntyre: the tool of the tools, features outtakes from Lindsay’s films, mounted into lightboxes.
“Hands are the tool of tools,” Lindsay says in her exhibition statement.
“They represent work and time. They tell stories. They are the record of our lives. They represent guilt and things unsaid. They dismiss, threaten, summon, feed, and signal friendship and love. They are how a mother shows love to her child.”
Lindsay, who is of Inuk/settler Scottish descent, draws a line between her ongoing formal inquiries, and the particular resonance her subject holds for Inuit communities and individuals.
Support for the project was partially made possible by the Marion Scott Gallery, the Shumka Art Apprenticeship Network and undergraduate photography student Svava Tergesen.”
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