Exhibition: Amy Ash — Bodies of Work
18 October - 11 January 2020
Amy Ash is a Saint John based artist, curator and educator. In a new exhibition spanning four collections of work, Ash invites us to reflect on collective memory. In Bodies of Work, she threads together found imagery with shapes performed by bodies at work. She presents us visual narratives that transform the familiar ways of remembering—photographic evidence and muscle memory—allowing us to create new connections between them.
Between the Gaps, cyanotype and acrylic on paper (mounted on board), 8” x 8”, 2019
Old Growth, cyanotype and acrylic on paper (mounted on board), 10” x 10”, 2019
Time for Second Chances, cyanotype and acrylic on paper (mounted on board), 8” x 8”, 2019
Map of Roots, cyanotype and acrylic on St. Armand paper (mounted on board), 6”x 6”, 2019
Reinvention and Recollection, cyanotype and acrylic on St. Armand paper (mounted on board), 6”x 6”, 2019
Ghosting the World, cyanotype and acrylic on St. Armand paper (mounted on canvas), 6”x 6”, 2019
Map of Growth, cyanotype and acrylic on St. Armand paper (mounted on board), 6”x 6”, 2019
Time Being, cyanotype and acrylic on St. Armand paper (mounted on canvas), 6”x 6”, 2019
Being in Time, cyanotype and acrylic on St. Armand paper (mounted on canvas), 6”x 6”, 2019
In Time, cyanotype and acrylic on paper (mounted on canvas), 4” x 4”, 2019
Learnscape I (community gesture), cyanotype, copper and acrylic on paper, 20” x 28” framed, 2019
All sensation, cyanotype and copper mounted on canvas, 6” x 6”, 2019
Learnscape: Soft Memory, cyanotype, silk and copped mounted on canvas, 8” x 10”, 2019
Soft Growth, cyanotype, cotton and copped mounted on canvas, 9” x 12”, 2019 – $570
Learnscapes: togetherness, cyanotype and silk mounted on canvas, 8” x 10”, 2019 – $450
Left, Factory Girls (time changed), image transfer and acrylic on paper, 23” x 18.5” framed, 2016
Right, Diagram for connectivity, image transfer and acrylic on paper, 14” x 14” framed, 2016
Diagram of the echo, image transfer and acrylic on paper, 19” x 12” framed, 2016
