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Artist Statement:
Vancouver artist Mia Weinberg
creates digital photograms
that call attention to the
tiniest fragments of organic
matter. She believes there is
potential in the microscopic
to reawaken us and bring us
face to face with something we
too often forget: that life on
this earth is full of wonder,
full of mystery. Her hope is
that these photograms will
help the viewer become
re-enchanted by the truly
marvellous in the everyday.
She is inspired by the
delicate details that reside
in the groves, gardens and
architectures of the smallest
corners of our world. She
often chooses to work with
botanical specimens that are
in the process of decay
because especially in their
passage through death, they
lead to regeneration, new
beginnings, and exhibit
extraordinary beauty....
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Artist Exhibitions:
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2006 Reflected Fantasies,
Firehall Theatre Gallery,
Vancouver, BC
2005 Le jardin intime, The
Zack Gallery, Vancouver, BC
2005 Feeding the Forest:
photograms from the forest
floor, Vancouver Public
Library, Vancouver, BC
2004 The tulip and the fly,
Granville Island Cultural
Society, Vancouver, BC
2002 Nature’s Hidden Secrets,
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Mia Weinberg Biography:
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Born in London, England, Mia Weinberg left a career in industrial manufacturing, and moved to Vancouver in 1987. Mia graduated from the Emily Carr University of Art and Design in 1994, subsequently her work has been exhibited across Canada and internationally. In 2002, Mia participated in a collaborative residency at the The Banff Centre (Alberta) that resulted in the acquisition of her work by the Walter Phillips Gallery. In 2004 Mia was awarded an Earthwatch fellowship to participate in an archeological project in Washington State. In the same year Weinberg joined D’or Art Consultants as an artist and art consultant. In 2007, Mia was awarded a public art commission for the Muttart Conservatory in Edmonton, to be installed early 2009. In November 2008 Mia’s image “Atlin II” received the Director’s Selection Award from The Center for Fine Art Photography in Fort Collins, Colorado. |
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