Interviews &
Presentations
Tuning
and Being Tuned By a Patch of Boreal Forest: Works from Blast
Hole Pond Road, Portugal Cove, Newfoundland , artist
presentation by Marlene Creates, introduced by Nicolaus Schafhausen,
Fogo Island Inn Cinema, Joe Batt’s Arm, Newfoundland, August 26, 2017
(Part 1, 16 min.)
Marlene Creates in conversation with
Nicolaus Schafhausen, Director, Kunsthalle Wien and Strategic
Director, Fogo Island Arts, Fogo Island Gallery, Joe Batt’s Arm,
Newfoundland,
August 26, 2017 (Part 2, audio only, 18 min.)
Marlene Creates: Precise Moments in
Particular Spots,
an interview with Caitlin Chaisson for Far Afield
posted October 2, 2018
Exploring Place, Memory Maps, and Language
with Marlene Creates, interview with Dale Jarvis for the
Heritage Foundation's Intangible Cultural Heritage and CHMR Radio,
Memorial University, St. John's, September 22, 2016 (30 min.)
Marlene
Creates—New Book, interview with Angela Antle about Brickle,
Nish, and Knobbly, Weekend Arts Magazine, CBC Radio One, St. John's,
April 25, 2015 (12 min.)
A Newfoundland
Treasury of Terms for Ice and Snow Featured Projects,
Newfoundland & Labrador Arts Council, posted November 5, 2014.
On
Leaving Only Footprints—An Interview with Marlene Creates
interview with Walter Lewis, University of Sunderland, UK, posted
October 1, 2014.
The
Proust Questionnaire: Marlene Creates National Gallery of
Canada's on-line magazine, posted May 7, 2014.
Atlas
Place: Understanding Where We Are, interview with Glenn Bach,
Mar Vista, California, posted May 6, 2014.
BMW
Exhibition Prize for "an outstanding Open or Featured exhibition"
in the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival 2013, awarded for the
exhibition Marlene
Creates: selected works from 30 years, 1982–2012 at Paul Petro
Contemporary Art, Toronto, announced May 30, 2013.
jury citation: Marlene Creates
powerfully explores the themes of place, landscape, and temporality in
images that foreground questions of perception. Poetic and meditative,
her work explores the traces of human presence in the environment and
invites viewers to consider both our lasting effects on the land, as
well as the ephemerality of our presence. We were really struck by the
way in which her work explored temporality using the documentary
function of photography in ways that weren’t simply about catching a
moment but which unfolded in time.
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