Etienne Zack

Etienne Zack
Without a Doubt

Equinox is pleased to present Without a Doubt, an exhibition of new paintings by Etienne Zack. For over 20 years, Zack’s complex, layered compositions have woven elements of art history, language, text, artifacts, architecture and technology into a unique visual language of the everyday. The works featured in Without a Doubt invite contemplation of how we perceive, process, and retain information in a world where the boundaries between physical and digital spaces are increasingly blurred.

Opening Reception: Saturday, November 23, 2024
2 – 4pm

For a list of available works, please contact the gallery at info@equinoxgallery.com

Etienne Zack

Catalogue of the exhibition Etienne Zack at the Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal from February 4 – April 25, 2010.

Etienne Zack
Reflections on a Quiet City

Equinox Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new works by Etienne Zack. This series brings together photography and painting, creating compositions based on Zack’s memories walking through urban spaces, making visual notes and taking photographs.

“Very much like taking a walk in the city, I paint the composition as if I was ‘there’ depicting the city as I remember it, painting it as if I’m walking forward looking around.”
– Etienne Zack, 2020

For more details, please contact the gallery at (604) 736-2405 or email us at info@equinoxgallery.com

Click here for a list of works from the exhibition

Etienne Zack
Partition

The works in Partition consider the physicality of language and use that to demonstrate how text and written information can be made into architectural or sculptural bodies. By combining various materials and histories, Zack’s paintings raise very pertinent questions about written histories, enlightenment, censorship, erasure, authorship, data storage, control, and collective knowledge.

Etienne Zack, Consolidate, 2019

Etienne Zack, Daylight Memo, 2022

Etienne Zack, Adjourned, 2020

Etienne Zack, Progression, 2020

Etienne Zack, Collated Debris, 2020

Etienne Zack, Recollection, 2020