Chantal Gibson Writer-Artist-Educator

@ chantalgibsonartist Vancouver BC

@ chantalgibsonartist Vancouver BC

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    • Home
    • About
      • Bio & CV
      • Contact
    • Books
    • Art
      • Altered Books
      • Visual Poetry
      • Installations
      • Exhibitions
      • Redacted Texts
    • Events
      • Readings & Public Talks
    • Press
      • News and Interviews
    • Educational Resources
    • Workshops
      • The Other James Baldwin
  • Home
  • About
    • Bio & CV
    • Contact
  • Books
  • Art
    • Altered Books
    • Visual Poetry
    • Installations
    • Exhibitions
    • Redacted Texts
  • Events
    • Readings & Public Talks
  • Press
    • News and Interviews
  • Educational Resources
  • Workshops
    • The Other James Baldwin

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Current Exhibitions: Here We Are Here




June 1st - October 17th

Souvenir, currently at the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia in Here We Are Here, Black Canadian Contemporary Art 

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    How She Read: Confronting the Romance of Empire

    From January 13 to February 26, Open Space presents Chantal Gibson’s visual and text art exhibition How She Read: Confronting the Romance of Empire.

    Gibson is a Vancouver-based artist and educator whose work plunges into the fraught territory of school texts and history books with a sewing needle and re-works historical Canadian texts with black thread in order to revise our ideas of history, nationhood, and how we read. Through altered book sculptures that ensnare the texts with braids and thread, redacted texts, and reprints of old children’s readers, Gibson’s work asks us to consider the voices, stories, and bodies that have been erased or excluded from historical narratives and proposes material ways in which we can resist those historical erasures.



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    Artist takes on Colonial Culture with Installation at Open Space. Read this Times Colonist Article by Mike Devlin, January 10, 2019.

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    Between Friends: Crossings, Myths and Border Stories, 2014

    Solo show at Defiance College Women's Gallery, Defiance Ohio

    TOME 2014

    Mixed media installation. SFU Surrey Library (2014). Vancouver Public Library (2015).

           

            

    Ethnographic Terminalia, 2011.

    Group exhibit Eastern Bloc Gallery, Montreal.

                   

     

    From the Soul, 2010

    Group exhibition ROM 2010.


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