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Inside Out
collages and drawings by Emily Lanctot CCCAC Kerredge Gallery July 1-31, 2021 "Inside Out" includes two bodies of work by Emily Lanctot. Secure Spaces are collages made from cut apart and reassembled print media scenes with additional shapes cut from blue and white securityenvelopes to suggest dwellings. Her statement reads, “For some folks, having a house, an education, or a car means having security. For others, having these exact things may be a reminder of how close they are to losing them.” Ingredients is a series of drawings inspired by old recipe cards and cookbooks. Emily states, “The accompanying images of food demonstrate domestic marvels and mirror the similarly delicious photographs that we see on Instagram today. They amplify and shine up simple ingredients to create a kind of desire. |
The images I’m referencing are of a particular vintage and therefore can conjure feelings of nostalgia. The drawings aim to show that recipes can be a conduit that reminds us of special meals shared. They are evidence that we can choose to see or see through the magic.”
The two bodies of work together invite the viewer to lose themselves in an intimate world of delicious treats and dreamy landscapes.
The two bodies of work together invite the viewer to lose themselves in an intimate world of delicious treats and dreamy landscapes.
2021 Exhibition Schedule
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Arts Center closed to the public
Art from the Kalevala: Animal Life Celebrate Youth Arts Month Portrait Exhibition Gray Kotila, digital art Gray Kotila, digital art Emily Lanctot, collage Heidi Bresnahan, acrylic paintings Christine Hagedorn, mixed media sculpture Ray Ellison, abstract oil paintings Shaft: community exhibition on Copper Country mining history TBA |
Exhibition Opportunities
Exhibitions in the Kerredge Gallery at the Copper Country Community Arts Center are scheduled a year in advance. If you would like to be considered for an exhibition for 2022, contact Cynthia Cote at cynthia@coppercountryarts.com with a proposal and 5-7 images of your work for consideration.
Exhibitions in the Kerredge Gallery at the Copper Country Community Arts Center are scheduled a year in advance. If you would like to be considered for an exhibition for 2022, contact Cynthia Cote at cynthia@coppercountryarts.com with a proposal and 5-7 images of your work for consideration.
