Canadian Art
Congratulations go to Kelly Richardson
For the 25th anniversary fall issue, Canadian Art Magazine are featuring 10 artists they think are important to the future of the international art scene. As one of the top names in the next generation in Canadian art-making, “Ten Artists to Watch” offers an in-depth essay and profile of Kelly Richardson’s practice, written by David Jager.
“Richardson deploys a formidable range of techniques and a broad palette of approaches in her creation of a new aesthetic, one that elicits a euphoric suspension of disbelief, allowing viewers to delve into the increasingly ambiguous and complex juncture between the real and the represented. She has transformed video, once a self-consciously minimal, anti-cinematic, bare-bones practice, into something much richer, and much stranger.”
The feature is currently available online at Canadian Art along with an extended profile of additional images/works.
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