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Art Installation – What if an Hourglass Felt Like an Earthquake?

February 27 @ 9:30 pm - March 1 @ 4:00 pm
A promotional graphic for the art installation titled "What If An Hourglass Felt Like An Earthquake?". The image features a duotone purple and teal filter over a photograph of a large projector screen suspended in a studio, with dark stage curtains visible on the left. The title text is centred in bold, white lettering with a subtle drop shadow.

What if an Hourglass Felt Like an Earthquake?

9:30 PM Introduction by Deirdre Logue, Artist

Works of vibration, geography and everyday disorientations.

 

 

Artist Bio

Deirdre Logue is a Canadian film and video artist and activist with over two decades of experience working with artist-run organizations dedicated to media arts exhibition and distribution. Her solo work, grounded in performance for the camera, focuses on the self as subject, exploring anxiety, queerness, vibration and the limits of ability through single-channel works and multi-channel installation. Her compelling self-portraits investigate what it means to inhabit a queer body in an age of anxiety.

Logue co-directs the Feminist Art Residency (FAR) alongside her partner and collaborator, artist Allyson Mitchell, somewhere in Ontario. Deirdre and Allyson also produced the iconic Killjoy’s Kastle: A Lesbian Feminist Haunted House between 2013 and 2019. She is currently undertaking a PHD at Queen’s University.

Website: Deirdre Logue

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Venue

  • Spice Factory
  • 121 Hughson St. N
    Hamilton, Ontario L8R 1G7 Canada