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Gathie Falk: Revelations
Edited by Sarah Milroy, essays by Sarah Milroy, Daina Augaitis, Liz Magor, Landon Mackenzie, Hank Bull, Nancy Tousley, John Geoghegan and Jocelyn Anderson.
Catalogue of the exhibition Gathie Falk: Revelations curated by Sarah Milroy at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection, Kleinburg, Ontario from June 18, 2022 – January 2, 2023.
View WorkThe Moment:
Gathie Falk Paintings from the Sixties
The Moment:
Gathie Falk Paintings from the Sixties
Gathie Falk’s paintings from 1962 to 1966 mark a pivotal juncture in her development, showcasing her experimentation with brushwork, colour, and subject matter as extensions of her emotional and psychological explorations. For decades, it was assumed that only about five paintings from this 1960s period still existed. Yet in the deepest corners of her storage, more emerged; paintings that had never been exhibited and, in some cases, never even documented. Their rediscovery invites us to see Gathie Falk’s work anew, tracing the early marks of an artist whose vision would continue to evolve over the decades.
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View WorkGathie Falk: Ceramic Sculpture, 1967-1976
Gathie Falk: Ceramic Sculpture, 1967-1976
This book is published on the occasion of the exhibition Gathie Falk: Ceramic Sculpture (1967-1976) presented by Equinox Gallery at Frieze Masters, London, UK, October 5-7, 2018.
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New Paintings and Sculpture
Gathie Falk
New Paintings and Sculpture
Over the past sixty years, Gathie Falk has traversed the mediums of performance, sculpture, painting, drawing, ceramics, and installation establishing her practice as one of a true original. This exhibition continues Falk’s devotion and keen observations of everyday objects with the added, and perhaps unintentional, promise of rebirth by revisiting a number of ideas, from the idiosyncratic fruit piles that infuse minimalism with domestic content, to clothing elements that explore ritual, gender, and status.
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The Things in My Head
Gathie Falk
The Things in My Head
Featuring 70 works from both public and private collections, The Things in My Head is the largest exhibition of Falk’s work in 15 years and establishes Gathie Falk as a pivotal figure in relation to the Pop Art, Conceptual Art, and feminist art movements in Canada.
Over the past sixty years, Gathie Falk has deftly traversed the mediums of performance, sculpture, painting, drawing, ceramics, and installation establishing herself as a true multi-disciplinarian. Her bold disregard for convention has led to an expansive practice that is fueled by a desire to transform her mediums as much as her subjects. This exhibition recognizes the continuum of an incredible artist by featuring a number of ideas that have been revisited by Falk over the decades, from the fruit piles that infuse minimalism with domestic content, to the sculptures, photographs and performance works that explore body types and rituals. The works are as rigorous and pertinent today as they were in the 1960s when Falk was making the first installations and performances in Canada. Now at the age of 87, Falk continues to undertake projects that require the development of a new understanding of material and practice, and the result is a body of work that not only stands the test of time, but reflects her position as one of Canada’s most significant artists.
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