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SUMMARY: Denise Hawrysio vs Al Masson
DESCRIPTION: From 11 September – 11 October 2009 OPENING FRIDAY 11th Septem
 ber\, 5pm – 8pm Denise Hawrysio Etching Plate as Shield Denise Hawrysio wor
 k pursues the conceptual possibilities of printmaking\, especially in relat
 ion to her notion of site-specificity. Hawrysio produces her prints by empl
 oying external agents: human and physical. The prints are a collaboration b
 etween the […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <p>From 11 September - 11 October 2009<br />O
 PENING FRIDAY 11th September\, 5pm - 8pm</p><p><strong>Denise Hawrysio</str
 ong></p><p><em>Etching Plate as Shield</em></p><p>Denise Hawrysio work purs
 ues the conceptual possibilities of printmaking\, especially in relation to
  her notion of site-specificity. Hawrysio produces her prints by employing 
 external agents: human and physical. The prints are a collaboration between
  the artist and the world as she finds it\; the actions and motions of Hawr
 ysio’s surroundings leave their mark on her art\, with the result that each
  print is a still\, a frozen interface between the materials of art and the
  physicality of the world.</p><p>At Danske Grafikeres Hus she will be showi
 ng her most recent work\; Etching Plate as Shield based on a series of inci
 dents in London where social problems have resulted in fatal injuries:  the
  etching plate is attached to the front of a jacket while she reenact the a
 ctions that led to these accidents. The final work is diptych consisting of
  a photograph of the reenactment and the etching itself\, with the marks th
 at have occurred during the process and an accompanying text that describes
  the incident.</p><p>Denise Hawrysio was born in Toronto and currently live
 s in London\, UK.  She received her BFA from Queen’s University\, Canada\, 
 and her MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute.  She works in a variety o
 f media including site-specific installation and prints and has exhibited h
 er work throughout Europe\, the United States and Canada. In 2006 she curat
 ed and participated in the group exhibition 15/1 (3) at Overgaden Institute
  for Samtidskunst and in 2004 had a solo exhibition at RACA in Copenhagen.<
 /p><p>She is currently teaching and working in Vancouver at University of B
 ritish Columbia.</p><p>____________________</p><p>Al Masson</p><p><em>Into 
 Intimacy</em></p><p>Installation with drawing/print collages and a slide sh
 ow animation</p><p>Under the form of an Installation\, Al Masson will prese
 nt some ink drawing collages with old found schoolbook print cuttings.<br /
 >In connection will be shown a slide show drawing animation.</p><p>Each tim
 e when visiting the exhibitions in the small room upstairs at<br />"Danske 
 Grafikeres Hus"\, Al Masson has had the feeling to be in a time<br />vacuum
 . Like finding oneself in a small part of a brain where an<br />intimate me
 mory would be hidden. The space has an intimacy of a child room. With this 
 kind of intimacy level in mind Al Masson wish to<br />develop a close dialo
 gue between the works and the audience through the surrounding ambiance. Th
 e installation process as in other Al Masson's works\, propose a full "phys
 ical" experience to the "public-traveller" when entering the installation\,
  a sort of travel in another space.</p><p>The ink drawings and prints colla
 ges exhibited are through their<br />associations showing weird "fictional 
 intimate" images. Is it Al Masson<br />intimacy that is proposed there? Or 
 else are they just imaginative<br />association of ideas bursting up betwee
 n the two mediums a kind of jeu d'images instead of jeu de mots. Still the 
 audience should discover<br />under the diverse "layers" a mutual "world" t
 hat they could associate<br />themselves with. These disturbing and also fu
 nny images in this<br />destabilizing space should remind a "memory" like h
 aving opened by<br />accident a forbidden room. The slide show animation wi
 th music<br />presented on a small screen will be not only a way to make pe
 ople stay longer in the space but an invitation into a wandering story that
  never ends and just asks a question.</p><p>Al Masson\, born in Marseille F
 rance\, lives in Denmark since 1996 after many years in New York. He has st
 udied at the Ecole Des Beaux Arts Brussels and Art Student League\, New Yor
 k.<br /> </p><p> <br /><a href="http://www.danskegrafikere.dk/" target="bla
 nk" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://www.danskegrafikere.dk/</a></p>
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