Road Projects
Nicole Bauberger
Nicole Bauberger
Links: Web version of catalogue from Yukon Arts Centre Show, Blog from painting
process summer 2011, Whitehorse to Inuvik, The Juneau Road, "Montreal to Inuvik on
a Gallery Cart". Also, check out my Montreal road/mountain sequence here.
Upcoming exhibits: Get There From Here will appear at the Art Gallery of St. Albert just
north of Edmonton August 2012, with an artist talk.
Previous exhibits: Get There From Here, Yukon Arts Centre Public Gallery, Whitehorse
YT, Nov 10-Dec 21, 2011
Landscape in Sequence, Yukon Artists @ Work Gallery, Whitehorse, YT, Sept 30-Oct
11 2011
The infinite road, The Canvas Community Arts Centre, Juneau Alaska USA, April 2011
Parking, Yukon Arts Centre Community Gallery, Whitehorse YT, Feb 2011
Yukon Drives, The ODDGallery, Dawson City, YT, May/June 2009.
Goldensides, Galerie Sandra Goldie, Montreal, PQ, November 2007 (first sequential
road piece)
process summer 2011, Whitehorse to Inuvik, The Juneau Road, "Montreal to Inuvik on
a Gallery Cart". Also, check out my Montreal road/mountain sequence here.
Upcoming exhibits: Get There From Here will appear at the Art Gallery of St. Albert just
north of Edmonton August 2012, with an artist talk.
Previous exhibits: Get There From Here, Yukon Arts Centre Public Gallery, Whitehorse
YT, Nov 10-Dec 21, 2011
Landscape in Sequence, Yukon Artists @ Work Gallery, Whitehorse, YT, Sept 30-Oct
11 2011
The infinite road, The Canvas Community Arts Centre, Juneau Alaska USA, April 2011
Parking, Yukon Arts Centre Community Gallery, Whitehorse YT, Feb 2011
Yukon Drives, The ODDGallery, Dawson City, YT, May/June 2009.
Goldensides, Galerie Sandra Goldie, Montreal, PQ, November 2007 (first sequential
road piece)
The road plays a central role in the
way we experience the landscape,
especially as Canadians. It's our
commons, a common ground of
culture and experience as well as
use. A common set of problems.
Since 2008 I've undertaken on site
painting projects based on painting
"drives" at intervals, usually of 50
km (30mi). This has culminated in
Get There From Here, a touring
public gallery show of 183 one foot
square paintings with
accompanying drawings and
booklets.
way we experience the landscape,
especially as Canadians. It's our
commons, a common ground of
culture and experience as well as
use. A common set of problems.
Since 2008 I've undertaken on site
painting projects based on painting
"drives" at intervals, usually of 50
km (30mi). This has culminated in
Get There From Here, a touring
public gallery show of 183 one foot
square paintings with
accompanying drawings and
booklets.