In Cherokee artist Brenda Mallory’s To Walk in an Intertwined World
Centre daphne 5425 Casgrain Ave UNit #103
In Cherokee artist Brenda Mallory’s To Walk in an Intertwined World exhibition, made up of found object sculptural materials, the artist interrogates our interconnectedness. She is looking to find those connections that are strange and mundane, unwieldy and comforting. Her webs of life contain the gap that trips us, the net that catches us, and the laughter that echoes back as we find our footing.
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Brenda Mallory, Adaptive Connections (ᎠᎵᎪᏍᏒ ᎦᏁᏟᏴᏍᎬ), 2024, Waxed cloth, waxed felt, nuts and bolts, 7 units – dimensions variable, Photo credit: Mario Gallucci.
Photo courtesy of Centre d’art daphne
daphne is a non-profit Indigenous artist-run centre committed to serving the needs of emerging, mid-career, and established Indigenous artists through exhibitions and associated programming, workshops, residencies and curatorial initiatives. daphne encourages a culture of peace through critical, respectful exchange with our Indigenous and non-Indigenous peers and audiences.
