Pest Control
September 28, 2019
Orillia Museum of Art & History
30 Peter Street S
Orillia, Ontario
Date
September 28–October 13, 2019
Curator
Will McGarvey and Ninette Gyorody
Thames Art Gallery
November 10, 2017
2017 Juried Exhibition Ontario-Wide Biennial
The exhibition will feature artists:
Elaine Carr, Danielle Coleman, Vanessa Cornell, Sherry Czekus, Robert Davidovitz, Sharon Hunter, Michaela Lucio, Alexandra Majerus, David McDougall, Ian McLean, Natalie Nadeau, Sasha Opeiko, Maureen Paxton, Amy Swartz and Kimberly Tucker.
Juror Kendra Ainsworth, Curator of Contemporary Art at the Art Gallery of Mississauga, and board member at Gallery 44, will be in attendance to congratulate the Ontario artists featured in this multi-disciplinary exhibition.
Ainsworth identified “of the 95 artists who submitted work this year, those whose work is included in the final selection demonstrated a strong command of medium, and - a theme that emerged as I reviewed the submissions - a strong sense of history, be it of material, tradition, or the personal.”
August 16, 2017
August 16 - September 3 2017
Reception Thursday August 24, 5-7pm
Back to the Drawing Board is an exhibition of the collaborative work of artist-educators at the intersection process and labour. The show features large-scale, mixed media and site-specific installations of collaborative drawings.
This work is supported by the Ontario Arts Council
Excerpt from Down the Rabbit Hole, Capacity 3 Gallery
June 17, 2017
Exhibition in the Boarding House Arts Building
6 Dublin Street in Guelph ON
June 17 - July 27 2017 EXTENDED TO AUG 12th
Opening Reception Saturday June 17 1-3pm
Down the Rabbit Hole, Robert Langen Art Gallery Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo ON January 3 - February 11 2017
January 03, 2017
New work exhibited along with all 12 cases of Pest installation
Pest at the Redpath Museum McGill University, Montreal QC June 19th - September 18th 2016
September 18, 2016
Artist Talk: How Pest Happened
Sun Sept 18 11:30 am
Monsters and miniature fantasy hybrids, museum dioramas, hyper real images from news headlines and the unseen world of the imagination are rich creative territory for Toronto-based visual artist Amy Swartz. In this artist's talk Amy will explore how soldiers, princesses and farm animals mix with bees and butterflies to reveal patterns within the human world. The artist will also discuss her process, research path as well as her artistic inspirations and the ethical challenges revolving around collecting from the natural world for art making purposes.