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  • Alison Judd
    Trembling Bog

    For her exhibition entitled “Trembling Bog” Alison Judd looked to Sifton Bog in London, Ontario, as a means of addressing broad implications of our methods of understanding and our relationships with nature. Influenced in part by her uncle, Dr. William W. Judd, a biologist that worked to preserve Sifton Bog, Judd traverses ways of knowing and practices of recording that are conventionally associated with scientific investigation.  

     

    April 8 - May 4 2008

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Malaspina Printmakers is a charitable non-profit artist-run centre that supports the development of printmaking as a contemporary art form and promotes and preserves traditional print practice.  The centre’s main objectives are to advance knowledge of printmaking in the community and facilitate the critical and technical exploration of printmaking in contemporary visual art practice.

As a production studio, gallery and educational centre, Malaspina’s vision is to become a premiere resource centre for print culture by actively engaging the visual arts community and attracting new enthusiasts to this dynamic medium.
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