From October 2023 – March 2024, Mountain Standard Time Performative Art (M:ST) and Alberta Printmakers (A/P) have had the pleasure of working with residents Jules de Guzman and Kamika Bianca Guerra-Walker.

This exhibition showcases the fruits of their labour and learning during their time participating with: Printmaking and Interdisciplinary Creation: an Expansive Residency, coordinated in partnership by both organizations.

Alberta Printmakers 30th Anniversary Portfolio: FUTUROLOGY

Futurology, is the study of postulating possible, probable, and preferable futures, and the worldviews and myths that underlie them.

This exhibition is part of a print-exchange between Martha Street Studio and the Universities of Brandon & Manitoba, Alberta Printmakers, and Vague Démographique (QC).

Alberta Printmakers 30th Anniversary Portfolio: FUTUROLOGY

Futurology, is the study of postulating possible, probable, and preferable futures, and the worldviews and myths that underlie them.

Artists included in the Portfolio and exhibition include: 

Kate Baillies, Marnie Blair, Carole Bondaroff, Katie Marie Bruce, April Dean, Graeme Dearden, Nicole Edmond, Alison Frank, K. Gwen Frank, Iren Gibson, Trevor Gieske, Jacqueline Huskisson, Heather Huston, Eveline Kolijn, Irena M. Konguswan, Cate Kuzik, Heather Leier, Carol Mannas, Shinobu Mitsuhashi, Sara Norquay, Carrie Phillips-Kieser, Ryan Statz, Robert Truszkowski, Heather Urness, Tracy Wormsbecker

Alberta Printmakers 30th Anniversary Portfolio: FUTUROLOGY

Futurology, is the study of postulating possible, probable, and preferable futures, and the worldviews and myths that underlie them.

Artists included in the Portfolio and exhibition include: 

Kate Baillies, Marnie Blair, Carole Bondaroff, Katie Marie Bruce, April Dean, Graeme Dearden, Nicole Edmond, Alison Frank, K. Gwen Frank, Iren Gibson, Trevor Gieske, Jacqueline Huskisson, Heather Huston, Eveline Kolijn, Irena M. Konguswan, Cate Kuzik, Heather Leier, Carol Mannas, Shinobu Mitsuhashi, Sara Norquay, Carrie Phillips-Kieser, Ryan Statz, Robert Truszkowski, Heather Urness, Tracy Wormsbecker

“Within my work I employ clown-based imagery in order to create conversations around ideas of persona and social
masks. My work explores the self-regulating relationship between the unconscious mind and the social mask created by
it, the residue left behind, and the construction of the new mask. I adopt this clown imagery in order to symbolize these
social masks and communicate these theories within my practice…”