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Myron Turner    
Camels
24 3/4 x 8 3/4 “
2001
Black and white woodcut
Manitoba
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Myron Turner
b. 1935, resides in Winnipeg, MB

Turner is a multimedia artist who works with computers and photo-based forms. He explores ways in which one visual form can be mirrored in or transformed into another, suggesting an absence of rigid formal barriers; where form is fluid and embedded in the process. His woodcuts, based on zoomed digital images, continue this exploration. Computer-generated abstractions suggest a universe of algorithmic forces in which the individual disappears. By contrast, modernist abstraction was a strategy for self-expression. Turner’s woodcuts, with their personal calligraphy of cutting, rely upon the tensions between these opposing tendencies.

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1965    
Ph.D. (English) University of Washington, Seattle, WA

 

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2003    
New Prints 2003/Spring, (group), International Print Centre, New York, NY
2002    
Looking for Dick, (group), Open Studio, Toronto, ON
2001    
North American Print Biennial, (group), 808 Gallery, Boston University, Boston, MA
1999    
Autobiography, (solo), Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa, ON and
Winnipeg Art Gallery, in 1997
1997 to 1999
Edges and Interfaces, (group), organized by the American Print Alliance and circulated to Montreal, Miami, Honolulu, Toronto, Palo Alto, and others.
1995    
Two Women and other Work, (solo), Floating Gallery, Winnipeg, MB
Web-based Projects
 
2002    
Read-reading the News http://www.room535.org/news/reading.html
Old News http://www.room535.org/meditations   published in sendecki.com  
2000    
Extensions http://net18.soart.umanitoba.ca/reaching/extensions/  
shown in Visions Up at javamusueum.org 2002

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  1.      Glimmer, Suzanne Franks, 2001, Plastic, vinyl, metal grommets
  2.      Gravity Boots, Suzanne Franks, 2001, Rubber Boots, Grommets
  3.      Friendly Beavers, Lynn Richardson, 2001, Interactive sculpture, m/m
  4.      Friendly Beavers (detail), Lynn Richardson, 2001, Interactive sculpture, m/m
  5.      Imperfection Series, Tammi Campbell, 2001, Oil & Wax on Canvas
  6.      Imperfection Series, Tammi Campbell, 2001, Oil & Wax on Canvas
  7.      Ursa Major, John Noestheden, 2000, Variable Aluminium
  8.      Ursa Major (detail), John Noestheden, 2000, Variable Aluminium
  9.      Stain, Wendy Peart, 2000, Ink, vinyl, metal
  10.      Stain (detail), Wendy Peart, 2000, Ink, vinyl, metal
  11.      Growth & Accumulation, Wendy Peart, 2002, m/m
  12.      Growth & Accumulation (detail), Wendy Peart, 2002, m/m
  13.      Strut II, Valerie Hunter Cullen, 2002, Glass, epoxy
  14.      Local Hero’s, Anna Scott, 2000, textile
  15.      Local Hero’s, Anna Scott, 2000, textile
  16.      Untitled, Theo Sims, nd, projection
  17.      Footnotes to the Everyday Theo Sims, nd, projection
  18.      Camels, Myron Turner, nd, Black and white woodcut
  19.      Cat Galloping (Muybridge, Frame 12), Myron Turner, nd, woodcut
  20.      Sow Trotting, 2, Myron Turner, nd, woodcut
  21.      Emma Lake Sketchbook, Jeff Nachtigall, wood veneer
  22.      Emma Lake Sketchbook (detail 4), Jeff Nachtigall, wood veneer
  23.      Emma Lake Sketchbook (detail 5), Jeff Nachtigall, wood veneer

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