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Jane Walker

  • JANE WALKER
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    • should i stay?
    • dispersed centres
    • islandness
    • main lands and long winters
    • mother
    • as the light grows short i am reminded of loss
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Writing

Voice, Representation and Neo-imperialism within Rural Revitalization

Ghost Dimensions: King Tubby, Mirna Bamieh, and Land of Mirrors

On Leaving

Canadian Art Review —  Philippa Jones: Suspended

Instagram: @janevwalker

#Repost @grenfellartgallery with @get_repost ・・・ Join us on Tuesday at 6 pm for a community potluck reception to welcome the first class of Grenfell Campus’s new Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts program. The reception will be accompanied by an artist talk by Grenfell alumna Jane Walker, starting at 6:45 pm. Jane Walker is the Chair of Visual Artists Newfoundland and Labrador (VANL-CARFAC), a visual arts editor for Riddle Fence, a member of the Bonavista Biennale team, and the co-founder of a new artist-run-space in Port Union, Union House Arts. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Art from Grenfell Campus, Memorial University and a Master of Research from The Glasgow School of Art. Walker's visual art practice and research is grounded in sustainable art practice in rural contexts, craft-based research methodologies, and making as a tool for sharing. Her work considers place, community collaboration, and the experience of islandness. She has exhibited her work at The Rooms Provincial Art Gallery (St. John’s, NL), Eastern Edge Gallery (St. John’s, NL), Rotary Art Centre (Corner Brook, NL), as well as in group exhibitions in Ireland, Scotland, England, and Singapore. Her work has been featured in Art North Magazine, The Maritime Edit, Visual Arts News, and Shetland Life amongst others. All are welcome. Image: Jane Walker, Should I Stay, 2018 hooked rug
i love rocks i really do #35mm #lightleak
just thinkin bout fire wood tbh #35mm
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