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Marianne Nicolson
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Marianne Nicolson
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Marianne Nicolson
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Marianne Nicolson
The Return of Abundance or Kwakwakawakw includes major painting works and sculptural installations that reveal current cultural narratives while incorporating traditional and contemporary formats. Nicolson comments, Each of the works in this exhibition considers the temporal relationship of contemporary Kwakwaka'wakw experience to our historical experience. The Kwakwaka'wakw traditionally occupied a landscape that provided abundant resources enabling a sophisticated cultural practice to flourish My works examine the complexities of cultural change and adaptation on both the personal and communal level. Marianne Nicolson is a member of the Dzawadaenuxw Tribe of the Kwakwakawakw Nations. Her work has been included in exhibitions at National Museum of the American Indian (Washington DC), Museum of Anthropology (Vancouver) and International Museum of Film and Photography (New York)
Marianne Nicolson
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Marianne Nicolson
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Double Exposure
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Elapsed
"Elapsed is an exhibition curated by George Harris that draws on specific artworks by Canadian artists from across the country: Adad Hannah, Philippa Jones, Marianne Nicolson, Jennifer Pighin and Ann Smith, and explores the bridging of past and future in their work. Using a range of media, and encompassing perspectives from different cultural backgrounds, Elapsed provides insight into the artists' respective practices. Further, we consider how the artist's works focus the attention of viewers on the preciousness of time, its unrelenting march and the extraordinary accomplishments of which we are capable."--
