Installation

Breathing Exercise

A partially gilded cedar root is suspended over a charred pine branch, the figures framed by the spiraling, smoke-like silhouette of a cyanotype print. The amputated, gilded branches of the cedar root are striving and exulting. The root casts a... More

Installation

For Alice

A supine female figure of woven steel wire is suspended above a turbulent cyanotype ‘river’. A partially gilded driftwood form floats within the figure. For Alice takes my family history as the starting point for a meditation on broken relations.... More

Installation

Two Rows

Two Rows explores longing for (re)connection and a desire to repair; calling to connect and calling to account. Sixteen eating implements, composed of natural and industrial materials gathered near Lake Ontario, the Wonscotonach (Don) River and the... More

Work by

Mary McIntyre

Sculpture & Metalsmithing

“My practice is grounded in memory, materiality, and community. I am re-thinking my relations with these lands, a settler walking between the rows of craft knowledge, based in European traditions of...” [More]

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Breathing Exercise

A partially gilded cedar root is suspended over a charred pine branch, the figures framed by the spiraling, smoke-like silhouette of a cyanotype print. The amputated, gilded branches of the cedar root are striving and exulting. The root casts a... More

For Alice

A supine female figure of woven steel wire is suspended above a turbulent cyanotype ‘river’. A partially gilded driftwood form floats within the figure. For Alice takes my family history as the starting point for a meditation on broken relations.... More

Two Rows

Two Rows explores longing for (re)connection and a desire to repair; calling to connect and calling to account. Sixteen eating implements, composed of natural and industrial materials gathered near Lake Ontario, the Wonscotonach (Don) River and the... More

Work by

Mary McIntyre

“My practice is grounded in memory, materiality, and community. I am re-thinking my relations with these lands, a settler walking between the rows of craft knowledge, based in European traditions of...” [More]