PLATFORM: Off-Site Projects continue with Tracy Peters' SHED II
October 26 from 5 - 8 pm
@ the artist's studio: 63 Albert Street, suite 409
This building has an elevator and is accessible, five steps maximum
ts e-Billboard
REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED. ALL ARE WELCOME.
The palimpsest is a re-writable scroll that is erased only to make room for more information. The palimpsest, by nature, is both performance and a document.
Tracy Peters began a four-month installation in an abandoned shed near her house in Charleswood. Peters spent the summer documenting this 100-year-old shed as a living palimpsest. This displacement [from the shed to the studio] offers a parallel understanding for the deforestation taking place in the shed’s vicinity.
Tracy Peters uses photography, sculpture and installation to explore connections between lived-in structures, the natural environment and the human body.
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