Samantha Dickie: Large Scale Installations

Samantha Dickie, Still Point.  1100 components.  Porcelain and filament.  7ft x 3.5ft x 10ft.  2019. Photo credit: Cathie Ferguson
After a nearly two-year hiatus, the North-West Ceramics Foundation is thrilled to once again be able to present our free, public Speaker Series, this time via Zoom. Samantha Dickie will discuss her work on Thursday, November 25, at 7:30 pm. All are welcome, but registration is required. Please see below for instructions about how to register.

Known for her minimalist abstract sculpture and architecturally-scaled, multi-component installations, Dickie has received numerous national and provincial grants and awards. She has attended national and international artist residencies and exhibited her work extensively in solo and group shows across Canada. Her work can be found in permanent collections across North America, at select commercial galleries, and at her studio in Victoria BC.

In her talk, Dickie will bring together many of the threads that weave through her 20 years of working in clay. She will discuss her aesthetic focus, investigate materiality as it relates to large sculptural projects, and trace the development of her conceptual concerns. In particular, she will discuss the planning involved in executing and installing commissions and large-scale public gallery projects comprising many thousands of components, such as her most recent installation, A Moment in Time, at the Victoria Art Council Gallery.

 

Click on this link to register for the talk:

https://www.nwcf.ca/samantha-dickie-large-scale-installations/

And this link will take you to Samantha’s website where you’ll see some of her wonderful forms:

https://www.samanthadickie.com

For more about the North-West Ceramics Foundation, please see our website.

Gillian McMillan

Gillian writes blogs about ceramics in and around Vancouver and sometimes talks about other Art, her garden, travels and family.

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