Art NOW Series: Caitlind r.c. Brown & Wayne Garrett

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Art NOW presents Caitlind r.c. Brown & Wayne Garrett
Home is where the Art is (and where, too, the heart could be)
12 pm | September 18, 2020
uLethbridge Online Presentation

Please register at: uleth.ca/tickets. Registration is required as we need to provide you with secure access information prior to the start of the event. 

In this time of radical separation where so many are working, learning, teaching, and surviving from home, Caitlind & Wayne share the domestic aspects of their art practice, from large-scale installations in pre-demolition houses, to public sculptures reimagining household objects, to collective experiments in their own back yard. 

Caitlind r.c. Brown & Wayne Garrett are Calgary based artists exploring the interspace between seemingly polarized entities: light + dark, nature + culture, DIY + institutional, individual + collective. Caitlind graduated from Alberta University of the Arts in 2010, co-founding WRECK CITY curatorial collective in 2013. Wayne trained as a machinist at Southern Alberta Institute of Technology, working in the Yukon Territory before returning to Calgary to pursue a music diploma at Mount Royal University. After meeting at a suburban arts collective, the duo began collaborating, slowly developing a national and international arts practice, primarily centered in public space. Whether working in galleries, pre-demolition buildings, public parks, or their own back yard, Caitlind & Wayne instigate diverse projects that endeavor to transform the everyday through a critical shift in perspective.

Image: WRECK CITY sign, 2013. Image courtesy of the artists. 

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uLethbridge ONLINE PRESENTATION

FREE! You must register to attend: uleth.ca/tickets
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