“Upon first viewing the exhibit, Jim immediately recognized the name of his elementary school teacher and told those of us in the vicinity that she was his teacher. That was the first time I witnessed a former internee discover a personal connection to their past through our exhibit, and it was very moving.”
Perspectives in Eco-Art: an exhibition at the Kelowna Art Gallery in which nine women artists merged environmental activism, social commentary and innovative installation practices to challenge us to reconsider our relationship with the land.
Floating into a cloud of dreams comes to mind as I search for a metaphor to describe my voyage into Tanya P. Johnson’s work. It only begins to describe her: suffice to say that Johnson is a prolific artist who shies away from nothing and bathes with pleasure in speculation and uncertainty.