Tracing Lines : Art Talk Two Rivers Gallery

Aimée Henny Brown and Monique Motut-Firth both use collage techniques in the creation of their artworks, and are both featured in Two Rivers Gallery’s exhibition, “The Tip of the Iceberg.” Climate change, digitization, and the apocalypse are some of the topics this episode dives into as Aimée and Monique share insights into their respective practices and works in the exhibition.

What inspired Amanda Strong, a celebrated Michiff interdisciplinary artists, to enter the world of stop motion animation? With this episode we'll discuss Amanda's trajectory into the arts, hear about the challenges and rewards that come with being the Owner, Director and Producer of a production company, and learn what her hopes are for the films she creates.

Collaboration is a key part of Nicola Harwood's interactive sound installation - "Summoning (No Words)". Envisioned as a temple, built of the female voice, this work deals with the important topic of violence against women. Take a listen to learn about why this complex installation was created, how it works, and the ways in which theatre influences Nicola's work as a visual artist.

Have you ever been in awe of the sky’s reflection in a puddle of water, considered what the world of a frog is like, or lived in a yurt? Well, visual artist Cory Hardeman has. With this episode we will dive into her solo touring exhibition, "Wandering the Edge of the World", which features paintings of flora, trees, birds nests, and water. Her work immerses the viewer in nature and brings light it’s small yet incredible details.

What do secret languages, forest fires, logging, and pine cones have in common? They are all subjects depicted by visual artist, Annerose Georgeson! In this inaugural episode of Tracing Lines, you will be taken on an auditory walk-though of each body of work featured in her exhibition, Gathering: A Retrospective in a Changing Landscape.