Desperately Sorry
Emails
an Artist Book by Linda Duvall
will be included in the upcoming issue of
Blackflash Magazine
The Talking Project
Linda Duvall and Mary Kavanagh
May 21 – 31, 2008
Red Head Gallery, Toronto
Reciprocal fascinations: Mary Kavanagh and Linda Duvall performed The Talking Project at Redhead Gallery. Sitting together in a staged set, they conversed during gallery hours for the duration of the exhibition, the substance of the conversation unfolding through the process of exchange. The dialogue was simultaneously recorded and projected and the event was streamed and available online.
Documentation of this activity is forthcoming eventually.
(Photo Credit Lynne Heller)
trait d'union
Linda Duvall was in residence at Chambre Blanche from Jan. 14 - Feb. 24, 2008
As part of Chambre Blanche’s programme performatif, Saskatoon artist Linda Duvall developed a web-based project trait d’union.
Linda interviewed various Quebecois artists and cultural workers. From these interviews she is developing short videos for presentation in the web project. Visitors to the site will be able to see this community from a range of perspectives. Learn who the underrated artists are, find out how often they get together for a beer. There are many cliches associated with the role of artist. Duvall provides a context for understanding what it means to work in an art community today.
Click here for more photos from Duvall's residency
Click here for more information on trait d'union
Linda's video She Can't Begin
was screened at
Internationales Videofestival Bochum,
Bochum, Germany
which took place from 29th to 31st of May 2008.
Recent
WEB PROJECTS
At www.lindaduvall.com/white_lies you can
vote for the best liar. This project was developed in partnership
with Mendel Art Gallery.
Visit www.lindaduvall.com/great_expectations
to join a discussion of the kinds of issues that surround
most regional art galleries. Duvall sat in the lobby of the
Kitchener Waterloo Art Gallery holding personalized art discussion
groups with visitors to the gallery. This web project was
developed from these conversations, in partnership with the
Kitchener Waterloo Art Gallery.
