HYPNOGOGIC RHYTHMS - OPENS NEXT THURSDAY
HYPNAGOGIC RHYTHMS
WINSOR GALLERY
VANCOUVER, September 3, 2013 – Winsor Gallery is pleased to
announce its participation in Capture Photography Festival by way of a group exhibition
in its West Gallery. The exhibition is entitled Hypnagogic Rhythms, and will run from September 19th
through November 2nd, 2013. An opening reception will be held on
September 19th, and many of the exhibiting artists will be in
attendance.
An
exploration of the space between dreaming and being awake, Hypnagogic Rhythms will feature photography and video work by eight
artists: Brian Howell, Bill Anderson, Trig Singer, Paul Wong, Evann Siebens,
Dana Claxton, Colin Smith and Cindy Sherman.
According
to gallery owner Jennifer Winsor: “Hypnagogic
Rhythms explores grids, movement, architecture and the body. Visitors will be
entranced with Paul Wong and Evann Siebens’ video works. Then they encounter Brian
Howell’s monumental 99 Stars installation juxtaposed by Dana Claxton and Trig
Singer’s contemplative black and white photography. Viewing pleasure is further
heightened as they discover Colin Smith’s Camera Obscura series, and Bill
Anderson’s landscapes that challenge depth, perception and surface. The dynamic
work in this exhibition is proof of Vancouver’s critical photography scene.
Capture Photography Festival seems to be well on its way towards nationally
recognition in its inaugural year. We look forward to visiting several of this
year’s exhibitions this autumn.”
About
Capture Photography Festival
Vancouver’s
first annual city-wide photography festival launches October 1st, 2013.
Capture, a not-for-profit festival, and is dedicated to celebrating local and
international photography and lens-based art. The festival aims to foster
emerging talent, encourage active community participation, and initiate public
conversation about photography as an art form, a means of communication, and a
mode of cultural documentation and social reflection. Throughout the festival,
Capture will feature dynamic, high-profile exhibitions from Vancouver’s leading
public and commercial galleries, public realm installations, and a series of
community-based photo workshops, tours, artist talks, films, and panel
discussions.
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