joscelyn gardner

Joscelyn Gardner's work is included in the exhibition, 'What plants can tell', opening today at the Stewart Hall Gallery in Montreal. Curated by Marie Perrault, the other exhibiting artists are Chromogenic Curmudgeons, Catherine Lescarbeau, Amelie Proulx, Laura St. Pierre, Marie-Eve Martel, and Emilie Payeur. Botanical descriptions and the horticultural use of plants are a testimony of the ways in which we perceive and value nature, as well as the challenges affecting our und

Sketch for Phytogyne Garden, a new installation by Juliana Cerqueira Leite and Zoë Claire Miller for Sick and Desiring, 2019 Sick and Desiring Curatorial Contribution by Nora Heidorn Gardner's work is currently being exhibited in Bergen, Norway, as part of the Bergen Assembly 2019 project Actually, The Dead Are Not Dead. The exhibition conceived by the core group and co-curators of Bergen Assembly 2019 takes place at five different locations and public spaces in Bergen. It

Botanic Fictions —On the Political Narratives of Plants With artistic and botanic contributions by: Chanelle Adams, Maria Thereza Alves, Pedro Barateiro, Natasa Biza, Joscelyn Gardner, Saskia Groneberg, Armin Linke, Jumana Manna, Pedro Neves Marques, Nikos Thymakis, Sung Tieu, Yiorgos Veltsos Botanic Fictions—On the Political Narratives of Plants takes the pest-related symptoms suffered by the Athenian palm trees as a starting point for a temporary stocktaking. Through th

Seven lithographs from Gardner's suite, 'Creole Portraits III: "bringing down the flowers..." are included in the exhibition, 'Flora: Between Plants and People', now on at the Stavanger Art Museum in Norway. Curated by Vibece Salthe, the exhibition runs until 13th October 2019. The exhibition looks at artists' use of plants and flowers related to subjects like botany, gender, power, order/disorder and harmony. Artists: Alberto Baraya, Camilla Berner, Christine Borland, Frants