Faculty of Art
Sculpture/Installation
Angela
McIntosh
Multidisciplinary
“My work is primarily engaged with communicative acts, centering on what binds us rather than what divides. This is reflected in my material choices. Contemplating the life-giving nature of the materials I use provides an anchor to the fact that we are a part of something greater.”
Angela McIntosh has a major in Sculpture and Installation and a minor in Material Art and Design (Fibre). Her thesis work focused on the translation and transmutation of digital modes of communication into analogue forms, using traditional practices of felt-making and bronze-casting. Originally from regional Australia, Angela has lived in Toronto since 2010.
University of Queensland
BA
Major Completed, 1995
Socially Engaged Art Art Education
2020, Locating Impermanence
Gallery 1313, Toronto - OCADU Sculpture and Installation Thesis Show, cancelled due to pandemic
2019, Gestures: life in the shadow of a volcano
Ada Slaight Gallery, Toronto