Aimée Henny Brown
For her first exhibition at the gallery, Brown will be showing five works from her Future Tense series. This body of intricate collage works presents new questions about how we use the past to understand the present and the future. Culled from myriad paper publications from the 20th century, Brown’s amalgams exist in the same vein as traditional landscape and architectural compositions, yet their composite nature allows for a reinterpretation of the printed images. By appropriating imagery from the everyday, the artist breathes new life into discarded publications.
Aimée Henny Brown is a Canadian artist living in Vancouver, BC. She holds a BFA from the University of Alberta with a focus on print and book media, and a Masters in Fine and Media Arts from NSCAD University in Halifax. She has exhibited nationally and internationally, and was the recipient of the Joseph Beuys Scholarship for Artistic Merit.
For her first exhibition at the gallery, Brown will be showing five works from her Future Tense series. This body of intricate collage works presents new questions about how we use the past to understand the present and the future. Culled from myriad paper publications from the 20th century, Brown’s amalgams exist in the same vein as traditional landscape and architectural compositions, yet their composite nature allows for a reinterpretation of the printed images. By appropriating imagery from the everyday, the artist breathes new life into discarded publications.
Aimée Henny Brown is a Canadian artist living in Vancouver, BC. She holds a BFA from the University of Alberta with a focus on print and book media, and a Masters in Fine and Media Arts from NSCAD University in Halifax. She has exhibited nationally and internationally, and was the recipient of the Joseph Beuys Scholarship for Artistic Merit.
