Saskatchewan Arts Board

Coming and Going explores the ever shifting relationships between people, places, and objects as they relate to the notion of home as a construct of personal desire. Scavenging the mundane occurrences of daily life, as a site for photographic exploration, Jennifer Crane and Karla Griffin, navigate both the private and public aspects of the domestic sphere in an attempt to capture the traces of human actions and existence.

Jennifer Crane is a lens-based artist and an Associate Professor in the Department of Art and Art History at the University of Saskatchewan. Her research engages with issues of memory, narrative, and archival practices in both historical and contemporary photographs. Karla Griffin is a recent graduate of the University of Saskatchewan MFA program whose work explores issues of consumption, commodification, and identity formation through both photography and drawing.