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Moving House ... virtually.
Hello All, This site will be going the way of the dinosaur on May 15, 2025. IF you wish, please come visit and hang out at my new home, https://sydneylancaster.ca There you’ll find the latest goodies, including portfolios of projects and my blog. Thanks to those who have been here and visited and commented over the years – I hope to see you in my new digs soon! From 2016: an incredible…
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Which Craft at Harvest Gallery!
This Saturday, October 12, we celebrate the opening of Which Craft? I am very happy and excited to be in such stellar company – the creators here blow me away. If you’re in Wolfville, come join us !
The Work!
I had some requests to share images of the work! Here they are!
I’ve had some requests to share images of the work currently in my exhibition in Macromareal at Harvest Gallery in Wolfville, NS. All the work below is available for purchase, if by chance you were interested in having some maritime-themed art in your life. Please contact Harvest Gallery with questions. Some of the work was created in 2020, for a different iteration of this project, that was…
MACROMAREAL at HARVEST GALLERY
The official countdown has begun! In just 10 days, I will be opening at new iteration of the print-based work from MACROMAREAL at Harvest Gallery in Wolfville NS! It has been a lovely thing to go back into this project and look at it with fresh eyes. I’ve known for a while I wasn’t done with this body of work (and all the questions it brings to mind). And, since I’ve been living in walking…
Island in the mist
surface/tension - audio walk launches TONIGHT!
Very excited to be launching an audio walk along a portion of Schneider Creek in Kitchener, Ontario! There are 7 stations in the walk, each with it’s own QR code to link to an audio track. You can find the entire playlist here: This work is part of the Open Ears Festival, an annual event celebrating music and sound. I will be on hand,. along with my collaborator Geoff Martin, to welcome folks…
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the creek* project
Promised an update on goings-on ... here it is!
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PRESS ... is coming soon!
I’m in countdown mode. I’ve been very busy on multiple fronts for several months – projects in progress (more on that in another post), getting truly settled in my new home out east, trying to catch my breath after the last few years. But now – NOW – reason to celebrate! I am very happy to say that I have a selection of brand new work in the upcoming exhibition PRESS, which opens on May 4,…
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SNAPline Article ... out, in the wild!
Extremely chuffed to say that an article I wrote doe SNAPline has been published. The theme of this issue was ‘family’ – a complicated and multivalent thing, to be sure. What really excited me about doing this writing was being able to highlight the excellent work of fellow artist and Memorial University Alum Sally Wolchyn-Raab. Sally’s work is thoughtful, vulnerable, insightful. And this…
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layer test 1 from Sydney Lancaster on Vimeo.
A test clip for some new work under development. Thinking through ideas about the ways different types of understanding intersect, and the assumptions that underlie various ways of relating to the environment we depend on for our survival. Considering how the other-than-human might think about human impacts on the planet over time.
2020 TIDAL TIME EXCERPTS from Sydney Lancaster on Vimeo.
Excerpt of a mapped video projection presented at SNAP Gallery in 2020. Part of MACROMAREAL: a rising tide lifts all boats, a project created in collaboration with composer and sound artist Scott Smallwood.
These Days, Upon Us ALL.
Couple of articles here too, with thanks to the Globe and Mail for highlighting these voices: https://globe2go.pressreader.com/article/281728389147735 https://globe2go.pressreader.com/article/281784223720196 I find myself considering the parallels between erasures – especially of late, given the recent ‘scandal’ to rock Parliament. The tried and true argument that “we didn’t know” that runs…
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Giveaw@y: We’re giving away 12 vintage paperback classics! Won’t they look lovely on your shelf? =) Enter to win these classics by: 1) following macrolit on Tumblr (yes, we will check. :P), and 2) reblogging this post. We will choose a random winner on 30 July 2023. Good luck! Follow our IG account to be eligible for our IG giveaw@ys. For full rules to all of our giveaw@ys, click here.
Holy Moly! Look at what I found cleaning up the studio!! Prophetic?? Let’s hope so! @janis.irwin @abndpcaucus @andp_rural https://www.instagram.com/p/CqoSmZdP9Rh/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
40 Chains Gallery Walk Thru Complete.mp4 from Sydney Lancaster on Vimeo.
A quick video walk-through of my MFA Exhibition at the Rotary Centre of the Arts in Corner Brook NL. With enduring thanks to Kellyann Henderson, Erienne Rennick, And Sam Osmond for the installation support!
For the Coming Year
For the Coming Year
No resolutions. Take a breath; understand all you have been through. Take a breath; understand the potential in all that is to come.
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40 Chains Gallery View Clip 02.mp4 from Sydney Lancaster on Vimeo.
Second of 2 clips panning through 40 Chains A Side, my MFA exhibition at the Tina Dolter Gallery in Corner Brook NL. Exhibition runs 9 December 2022 - 6 January 2023.
