Artist Information:
Morgan E. Zigler
Salmon Arm,
Canada
Member Since: Jan 2007
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Artist Statement:
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Condemned to a schizophrenic
art practice, Morgan flips
between his heartfelt
connection with the natural
world (environmental
sensitivity, activism and
learning practical skills for
self-sufficiency), his
searching for Jewish roots
(manifesting in a series of
exhibitions concerning the
holocaust entitled 'Surviving
Memory' and in my journey to
study Judaism and art in
Jerusalem in 2005),
alternative protest activities
(with the Clandestine
Insurgent Rebel Clown Army and
through many unsolicited
public works), and his martial
side (martial arts, fire
performance and many long
wanderings). Morgan calmly
observes the interactions
between these personalities
and finds it quite
entertaining when they act out
in public and create. He
wonders which will prevail.
He is currently volunteering
at Ruskin Mill College (an
institution which teaches
teenagers with special needs
practical skills, based in
Stroud, Gloucestershire, UK),
in woodland management and
biodynamic farming, slowly
learning and becoming healthy
after his long
Institutionalization (see
education).
Concerned with the connection
between art and the changing
natural environment, I have
recently started seeking a
route and funding for a
journey from Glasgow’s river
Clyde to Clyde River (on
Baffin Island in the territory
of Nunavut), in order to
discover some adventure and
my...
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Morgan E. Zigler's Free Artist Portfolio
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ABOUT THE ARTIST
Condemned to a schizophrenic art practice, Morgan flips between his heartfelt connection with the natural world (environmental sensitivity, activism and learning practical skills for self-sufficiency), his searching for Jewish roots (manifesting in a series of exhibitions concerning the holocaust entitled 'Surviving Memory' and in my journey to study Judaism and art in Jerusalem in 2005), alternative protest activities (with the Clandestine Insurgent Rebel Clown Army and through many unsolicited public works), and his martial side (martial arts, fire performance and many long wanderings). Morgan calmly observes the interactions between these personalities and finds it quite entertaining... |
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