Artists Talks Lynda Gammon

School of Arts and Science

Join us on Friday, Mar 1, for lunch time with artist.

A significant area of Lynda Gammon’s artistic production has dealt with ideas of space and time through the disciplines of photography, sculpture, performance and assemblage. A number of her projects explore artistic production in relation to feminist practices and present alternative strategies for the representation of inhabitation through ephemeral, temporal and contingent conceptions of the spatial.
Gammon, studied at The University of British Columbia, Simon Fraser University, [B.A. English] and York University [M.F.A.]. She is currently Associate Professor Emeritus in the Visual Arts Department at the University of Victoria where she taught for over thirty years. Lynda Gammon’s work has been exhibited nationally and internationally and she has been the recipient of  numerous BC Arts Council and Canada Council grants. In 2004 Gammon established flask a micro press dedicated to the production and publication of books by artists and writers. She served as a Board member at Open Space and the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria and currently serves on the board of the Victoria Art Council.