Art After: Reconciling Art And Motherhood
This series acknowledges the tension that exists between the roles of artist and mother. Bridging the gap between creative aspirations and physical reality, artist Denise Gasser embraces the interruptions that typically hinder the creative process
Date/Time: Nov 1 2019, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Vancouver, Roundhouse Community Arts and Recreation Centre | Event calendar181 Roundhouse Mews
P: 604-713-1800
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Cost: Free
These small artworks, in their varying levels of success and completion, come together as a rich tapestry to represent not only the struggle, but also the beauty and triumph she experiences as she continues to make art in motherhood. This work calls into question the limitations often placed on women after childbirth, and the notion that artists must choose between art and childrearing.
DENISE GASSER is a mixed media artist, born and raised near the mountains of Utah. After receiving her BFA in Art Education, she lived in the San Francisco Bay Area, before moving to Vancouver. Denise shares her home studio with her architect husband and their four young, and very busy, sons. Her work has been exhibited in Canada and the U.S., and is collected internationally.
DATE Nov-Dec
TIME Mon-Fri 9am-9:45pm, Sat-Sun 9am-4:45pm
LOCATION WINDOW Gallery
TICKETS Free
INFO denisegasser.com
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