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SUMMARY: UBC Master of Fine Arts Graduate Exhibition 1999
DESCRIPTION: Jane Cameron\, Sue Laing\, Jeremy Todd and Marina Roy llustrat
 ed Panel Discussion\, Thursday 16 September 1999\, 12:30 – 2:30 p.m. Lasser
 re Building Rm 102. Moderator: Will This is an exellent opportunity to view
  a new generation of artists working in such media as installation\, drawin
 g\, sculpture\, painting\, and photography. Jane Cameron uses textiles and 
 materials from […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <p><strong>Jane Cameron\, Sue Laing\, Jeremy 
 Todd </strong>and <strong>Marina Roy</strong></p><p>llustrated Panel Discus
 sion\, Thursday 16 September 1999\, 12:30 - 2:30 p.m. Lasserre Building Rm 
 102. Moderator: Will</p><p>This is an exellent opportunity to view a new ge
 neration of artists working in such media as installation\, drawing\, sculp
 ture\, painting\, and photography.</p><p><strong>Jane Cameron</strong> uses
  textiles and materials from goods left in back lanes in her "architectural
 ly based pieces" to reference the intersection of private and public life a
 nd serial consumption.</p><p><strong>Sue Laing's</strong> autobiographical 
 approach takes up issues of identity politic\, feminist discourse and psych
 oanalysis. Her work contains aspects of self-portrayal through images\, tex
 t\, sound and momentos.</p><p><strong>Jeremy Todd's</strong> large textuaal
  works and multi-layered ink drawings deal with ideas about communication\,
  and the excesses and decay of language.</p><p><strong>Marina Roy</strong> 
 uses traditional media such as painting on ceramic plates\, photographs\, a
 nd sculpture to reference art history and convey a crisis in subjectivity a
 nd the homogenization and commodification of culture.</p>
LOCATION:Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery
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