Sandra Brewster (she/her) is a multidisciplinary artist based in Toronto. Her work employs a range of media to engage concepts of movement that express an internal relationship with identity. Notable exhibitions include Remai Modern (Saskatoon), the Art Gallery of Ontario (Toronto), Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery (Toronto), Kenderdine Art Galleries (Saskatoon), Leonard & Bina Art Gallery (Montreal), Hartnett Gallery (Rochester), Or Gallery (Vancouver), Art Gallery of Guelph and Olga Korper Gallery (Toronto). Her public sculpture A Place to Put Your Things is currently on view at the Harbourfront Centre, Toronto. Brewster is the 2024 recipient of the Paul de Heuck and Norman Walford Career Achievement Award.
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Make Trouble
Make Trouble (2024) is a newly commissioned four-panel photo-based installation. The work stems from Sandra’s ongoing research on being and place. It draws inspiration from Fred Moten’s 2007 lecture, “Black Optimism / Black Operation,” and in particular, references the Child Development Group of Mississippi’s freedom song, “Da da da da.” For this installation, Sandra utilizes […]
September 21 – December 1
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