Germaine Koh is a Vancouver-based artist whose work relates natural and human systems by focusing on the inter-relatedness of conditions in the built and natural environment. Koh’s work often links the space of the gallery with the outside environment or actively intervenes in the institution to reveal tensions between the public and private realms. Through her interventions into technology and everyday systems, Koh creates alternate networks of transmission and exchange.
This full colour publication was produced in conjunction with the solo exhibition Germaine Koh: Weather Systems at the Kamloops Art Gallery April 6 to June 15, 2013 and includes reproductions of the artist’s works spanning two decades.
Essays by Sarah Cook, Mark Miessen and Yulia Startsev. Foreword by Jann L M Bailey.
For more information: https://kag.bc.ca/pub/germaine-koh