The Maria's ~ A família das Maria's, 2019
Andrea Carvalho
no flowers, no cake
June 3 -30, 2019
Opening Reception Friday June 7th, 7-9 pm
no flowers, no cake is about relationships, tension, discomfort, and longing. The exhibition presents new sculpture and print-based work that weaves between a one sided conversation and objects suspended in gesture.
Andrea Carvalho's practice is centered within a dialogue of space, the built environment, and experiences of the everyday through post-minimal aesthetics, play, subversion, and reconfiguring found objects. She draws on her Portuguese heritage, architecture, and domestic space as an embodied space.
Bio
Andrea Carvalho is Portuguese-Canadian, she holds an MFA from Concordia University, Montreal QC. Her practice is centred within a dialogue of space and experiences of the everyday. She has participated in several group exhibitions at Eastern Edge (Newfoundland), Cambridge Galleries (Ontario), Dare-Dare (Montreal), Art-Mur (Montreal), Burlington Arts Centre (Ontario), as well as solo exhibitions at Forest City Gallery (London), and Latcham Gallery (Stouffville). She has been invited to participate in residencies in Windsor and speak in Newfoundland, Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia. She is a member of (F)NOR collective and a founding member of the Assembly Gallery.
www.andreacarvalho.ca
Andrea Carvalho
no flowers, no cake
June 3 -30, 2019
Opening Reception Friday June 7th, 7-9 pm
no flowers, no cake is about relationships, tension, discomfort, and longing. The exhibition presents new sculpture and print-based work that weaves between a one sided conversation and objects suspended in gesture.
Andrea Carvalho's practice is centered within a dialogue of space, the built environment, and experiences of the everyday through post-minimal aesthetics, play, subversion, and reconfiguring found objects. She draws on her Portuguese heritage, architecture, and domestic space as an embodied space.
Bio
Andrea Carvalho is Portuguese-Canadian, she holds an MFA from Concordia University, Montreal QC. Her practice is centred within a dialogue of space and experiences of the everyday. She has participated in several group exhibitions at Eastern Edge (Newfoundland), Cambridge Galleries (Ontario), Dare-Dare (Montreal), Art-Mur (Montreal), Burlington Arts Centre (Ontario), as well as solo exhibitions at Forest City Gallery (London), and Latcham Gallery (Stouffville). She has been invited to participate in residencies in Windsor and speak in Newfoundland, Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia. She is a member of (F)NOR collective and a founding member of the Assembly Gallery.
www.andreacarvalho.ca