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621 Gallery
9/22/2011
Open Year Round
September 2nd - 25th
The 621 Gallery, Inc.
621 Industrial Drive
Tallahassee, FL 32310
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University of Maine Farmington Art Gallery
9/22/2011
The UMF Art Gallery is pleased to announce:
LYNN RICHARDSON
September 8 – October
2
Opening Reception:
Thursday, September 8, 5 to 7 pm
Lynn Richardson’s new work, consisting of very large, very
dynamic sculptural installations made of elegantly crafted high-tech materials,
is an exploration of contemporary commercial imagery and architectural
representation. Richardson examines the conflict between the industrial and
natural worlds in ways that are bold, innovative, and visually entrancing.
Linking her own aesthetic concerns with those of artists as
far-ranging as film maker Michelangelo Antonioni and minimalist sculptor
Donald Judd, Richardson occupies a
highly engaging territory that is both formally seductive and intellectually
rich.
These new pieces examine a changing American landscape in
which “reduction and repetition replace uniqueness and diversity,” and do this in
a beautiful, thought-provoking way that shouldn’t be missed.
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Inter-Glacial Free Trade Agency.ca
9/22/2011
The Drury Gallery is open from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday through Friday while the college is in session. For more information, call 802-257-4333.
Inter-Glacial Free Trade Agency.ca – Lynn Richardson
September 12 through October 2
Sculptor
Lynn Richardson exhibits her site-specific kinetic installation that
examines the relationship between governments and corporations through
the guise of a trade show. The exhibit focuses on the end products being
marketed to the public, all branded with the same logo to convince the
viewer that in the "new world" there is only one choice. Richardson, who
received her M.F.A. from the University of Texas (Austin), teaches at
Keene State College. She has exhibited her work throughout Canada, the
United States and Asia, and is the recipient of the prestigious Jean
Mitchell Foundation M.F.A. grant, which included an exhibited at the Cue
Art Foundation in New York.
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Islip Museum
7/11/2011
ISLIP ART MUSEUM PRESENTS "FLAG DAY"
JUNE 15 - SEPTEMBER 4, 2011
RECEPTION FOR THE ARTISTS: SUNDAY, JULY 24, 1-4PM
East Islip, NY: Islip
Art Museum is pleased to present Flag Day, curated by artist, writer and
independent curator, Janet Goleas. Flag Day will explore the way in
which information, belief systems, politics and identity are
communicated through pennants, banners and flags as well as things that
wave, fly, hang or fold like a flag, things that relate to nationalism,
pride of place/gender/race/ideology or that celebrate events or mark a
place or time. They might commemorate an event, celebrate a triumph or
mourn the loss of a loved one.
Participating artists include Ivin Ballen, Patrick Brennan, Mary Carlson, Amanda Church, Michael
Conrad, Peter Dayton, Carla Edwards, Jameson Ellis, Veronique Fischetti, Joe Fyfe, David Gamble,
William Graef, Priscilla Heine, Christopher K. Ho, Darren Jones, Stephen Maine, Christa Maiwald,
Karyn Mannix, Bobbi
Mastrangelo, Joe Nanashe, Gabrielle Raacke, Lynn Richardson, John
Salvest, Matthew Satz, Andrew Schoultz, Robert Seng, Michael Solomon,
Rafael Vargas-Suarez, Banks Violette, Ryan Wallace
Flag Day opens to the public on June 15th and will continue through September 4, 2011. An artist's
reception will take
place on Sunday, July 24, from 1 - 4 p.m. For further information,
please call Islip Art Museum at 631-224-5402 or visit
www.islipartmuseum.org
Islip Art Museum 50 Irish Lane East Islip, New York 631.224.5402 www.islipartmuseum.org
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AN EXCHANGE WITH SOL LEWITT
3/27/2011
AN EXCHANGE WITH SOL LEWITT
A two-part exhibition presented by Cabinet and MASS MoCA
Curated by Regine Basha
Sol LeWitt was renowned for his exchanges of artwork with various artists throughout his lifetime. In the spirit of continuing the artist’s lifelong philosophy of open exchange, and in conjunction with the “LeWitt Wall Drawing Retrospective” on view at MASS MoCA, MASS MoCA and Cabinet present “An Exchange with Sol LeWitt”—a curatorial project initiated by independent curator Regine Basha.
Cabinet: January 21, 2011 – March 5, 2011
300 Nevins Street, Brooklyn
MASS MoCA: January 23, 2011 – March 31, 2011
1040 MASS MoCA Way, North Adams, MA
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Artscope
12/5/2010
Dyment, James. Inter-Glacial Free Trade Agency Artscope Nov/Dec 2010
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University of Massachusettes at Lowell
10/31/2010
Press Release: I M M E D I A T E
November 8 – December 2
Inter-Glacial Free Trade Agency
An Installation by LYNN RICHARDSON
Reception: Tuesday, November 9, 3 - 5 p.m., beginning with an artist talk in O’Leary 222 at 3 o’clock;
followed immediately by a reception at the gallery until 5 o’clock
Lowell, MA - The Art Department at UMass Lowell is pleased to present an installation by Canadian born artist, Lynn Richardson, in the University Gallery from November 8 – December 2.
“Inter-Glacial Free Trade Agency” is an exhibition that examines the relationship between governments, corporations and the collateral effects of this association on our physical environment. Richardson focuses on the
complexities of this affiliation and the impact on the natural environment. The installation includes a variety of materials that replicate nature and architectural-type objects, including multiple “iceberg”formations cascading off the walls and spilling onto the floor, a wooden plank fence along the perimeter, representing the 4000-mile shipping route of the Northwest Passage. Adding to the apocalyptic feel, a hypnotic creaking sound generated from multiple “oil pump” apparatuses.
For more information and images go to www.lynnrichardson.ca
Print-ready, full-color images available upon request.
Contact: Michele_Gagnon@uml.edu
The University Gallery at UMass Lowell is located on the 1st Floor of the McGauvran Student Center, 71 Wilder Street.
Hours: Mon - Thurs 11- 4, Fri & Sat by appt. All UML Gallery events are free, open to the public and wheelchair accessible.
Free parking is available in the Riverview Lot on Broadway Street. Handicapped parking is located directly across the street from McGauvran Student Center. Directions: www.uml.edu/maps. Exhibition Schedule www.uml.edu/dept/art/galleries
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Bemis Center for Contemporary Art
8/26/2010
New Work
12th Annual Art Auction and Exhibition
Upcoming: October 8 - November 6, 2010
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Premiere Vision
3/2/2010
Premiere Vision Paris Le Salon
The Book Collections Spring Summer II
Catalogue 2010
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Inside The Fence
3/1/2010
Thorne-Sagendorph Gallery
2010
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Kinetic Gallery
9/13/2009
Inter-Glacial Free Trade Agency.ca
Kinetic Gallery
Opening Saturday, September 5
Closing Reception Thursday, October 15
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Daily Serving
9/11/2009
news content
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High ARcTic
11/23/2008
HIGH ARcTic
Nov 20, 2008 to December 18, 2008
Lynn Richardson “HIGH ARcTic”
Opening Reception: November 20 5 pm to 6:30pm
Barbara Walters Gallery in Heimbold Visual Arts Center
Sarah Lawrence College is pleased to announce “HIGH ARcTic” a solo exhibition by Lynn Richardson. On view at the Heimbold Visual Art Center’s Barbara Walters Gallery, it is free and open to the Public. For more information please call 914-395- 2355 or e-mail cstayrook@slc.edu.
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Inter-Glacial Free Trade Agency
4/23/2008
11 avril au 2 mai 2008
Galerie Sans Nom
Inter-Glacial Free Trade Agency
Lynn Richardson
Installation
Préoccupée par l'exploitation continue du monde matériel à l'aide de la technologie, Inter-Glacial Free Trade Agency examine la relation entre les gouvernements et les corporations en empruntant le modèle du salon commercial. L'exposition met l'accent sur des produits de consommation ciblant jusqu'au tout dernier client ; un équipement de survie à la mode pour une ère glaciale d'origine humaine, déclenchée par le réchauffement planétaire.
Lynn Richardson a reçu une MAV de l'Université du Texas, spécialisation sculpture, et détient un BAV spécialisé de l'Université du Manitoba. Née à Winnipeg, elle vit et travaille au New Hampshire.
April 11 to May 2 2008
Galerie Sans Nom
Inter-Glacial Free Trade Agency
Lynn Richardson
Sculptural installation
Concerned with the continuous exploitation of the physical world by the use of technology, Inter-Glacial Free Trade Agency examines the relationship between governments and corporations through the guise of a trade show. The exhibition focuses on the end products being marketed to the last standing customer; fashionable survival gear for a self induced ice age triggered by global warming.
Lynn Richardson has received a MFA from the University of Texas, specializing in sculpture, and holds a BFA with Honours from the University of Manitoba. Born in Winnipeg, she lives and works in New Hampshire.
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Business As Usual
3/25/2008
Harcourt House Arts Center
Business As Usual
Harcourt House Arts Centre is pleased to present Lynn Richardson’s exhibition, Business as Usual, from February 28 to April 5, 2008.
Canadian installation artist and sculptor Lynn Richardson explores the conflict between industry and the natural environment in this re-imagined arctic landscape. Influenced by the political rivalry over the Arctic and its resources, she investigates the presence of corporate and government powers and their physical effect on the landscape. While glaciers are melting faster than predicted, new resources and minerals are becoming readily accessible. She questions whether Canada’s enforcement of sovereignty is indeed a territorial act or if it is to protect interests in oil, minerals and the fishing industry under the contractual agreement of NAFTA. www.lynnrichardson.ca
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Alaska Shuffle
3/25/2008
Definetly Superior Art Gallery
Alaska Shuffle
Internationally known former Winnipeg based artist Lynn Richardson’s artwork is comprised of images that are based on the technological affects on the northern landscape. Through contextualized sculptural installation she questions the presence of corporate and government influences on the land. Richardson’s work looks specifically at consumerism and resources and their irrevocable effects on the Arctic landscape. An artists talk will accompany the exhibition in order to inform, educate and exchange ideas with students, artists and other professionals. Richardson has been the recipient of numerous awards and a recent Canada Council Research Grant to explore the north. Richardson is exhibiting extensively internationally. This exhibition is part of DefSup's “Urban Infill Art in the Core” projects, Join us for an Opening Reception at the gallery with three new exhibitions featuring national/international artists and tour downtown spaces for art & culture.
Art, refreshments, artists talks, music.
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Inter-Glacial free Trade Agency.ca
3/25/2008
Art Gallery of Calgary
Inter-Glacial Free Trade Agency.ca
April 18 - June 21, 2008
Opening Reception Friday, April 18
From 7pm-9pm
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DREAM HOUSE
1/9/2008
DREAM HOUSE
MANITOBA: Opens Feb 15,
Plug In ICA, Winnipeg
...Keith Oliver, Lynn Richardson,
Bernie Miller, Elvira Finnigan, Ken Lum,
Germaine Koh, Douglas Coupland and
Chris Dorosz...
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Previews and Profiles
1/9/2008
Galleries West:
Lynn Richardson
ALBERTA: Business as Usual, Feb 28 to April 5,
Harcourt House Gallery, Edmonton
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Toronto International Art Fair 2007
10/28/2007
Toronto International Art Fair
October 25th - 30th 2007
A premiere showcase of leading contemporary galleries featuring renowned and emerging national and international artists
HIGHLIGHTS AND SPECIAL PROJECTS
TIAF is proud once again to present a program of cultural highlights and special projects in
2007:
Celebrating its TIAF debut, Open Spaces consists of nine single artist project installations
and interactive works in a large space. Created specifically for TIAF, Open Spaces will
feature:
• Lynn Richardson / Alaska Shuffle
Michael Gibson Gallery, London ON
• Klaus Illi & Bettina Bürkle / PFLANZENATEM (The Breathing of Plants)
Lausberg Contemporary, Düsseldorf, Toronto
• Amy Kao / Snow Globe
Georgia Scherman Projects, Toronto
• Max Dean, Raffaello D’Andrea & Matt Donovan / The Robotic Chair
Nicholas Metivier Gallery, Toronto
• Emily Vey Duke & Cooper Battersby / The Kingdom of the Emancipated
Albino Companion Animals
Jessica Bradley Art + Projects, Toronto
• Cal Lane / Car Bombing
Art Mür, Montreal
• Marianne Lovink / Morph Stack Series Revisited
Katharine Mulherin Contemporary, Toronto
• Graeme Patterson / Hockey Rink
Tatar Gallery, Toronto
• Vessna Perunovich / M I R A G E: (The Sudden Appearance of Many Marys)
Bjornson Kajiwara, Vancouver
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