Taking Note - An exhibition by Katherine Surridge

Taking Note

In this exhibition of new work, celebrated Vancouver painter Katherine Surridge suggests that by slowing down and observing – “Taking Note” of the world in a contemplative and deliberate way – the viewer can be inspired by the simple elements in our surroundings. With a multitude of interpretations and subtleties Surridge’s paintings display reoccurring images such as... [read more]

Taking Note

In this exhibition of new work, celebrated Vancouver painter Katherine Surridge suggests that by slowing down and observing – “Taking Note” of the world in a contemplative and deliberate way – the viewer can be inspired by the simple elements in our surroundings. With a multitude of interpretations and subtleties Surridge’s paintings display reoccurring images such as letters, script and forms that emerge and disappear creating movement and energy which over time reveal themselves to the viewer.

Taking Note runs through April 29th and includes workshops and artist talks which will incorporate Surridge’s significant accomplishments in the field of filmmaking.

Events for this Exhibit

* 3 Mar 2011 - 6:00 PM
Opening Night - Taking Note
Vancouver, BC
* 12 Mar 2011 - 1:00 PM
Artist's Talk - Katherine Surridge
Vancouver, BC
* 18 Mar 2011 - 7:00 PM
Film - An Evening with 25 Anns moderated by Gabor Maté
Vancouver, BC
* 26 Mar 2011 - 10:00 AM
Workshop with Katherine Surridge
Vancouver, BC
* 1 Apr 2011 - 7:00 PM
Film - Screening of 'Tideline' by Katherine Surridge
Vancouver, BC

About the Artist

Katherine Surridge
In 1977 Katherine Surridge received a BFA (painting) from the University of Victoria and completed a Master's residency at the Santa Fe Art Institute. She has also studied Video at Emily Carr University of Art & Design. Her work has been exhibited throughout Canada and the United States and can be found in many corporate and public collections including the Canada Council Art Bank, BC Provincial Collection, Burnaby Art Gallery, Edmonton Art Gallery, and the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, Nova Corporation and The Toronto Dominion Bank.

Copy and paste a Youtube link below submit

Copy and paste a Slideshare link below submit