Education 1984 – 88 – Alberta College of Art and Design, Calgary, Alberta (BA) Exhibitions 2002 – Gainsborough Galleries, Calgary, Alberta 1997 – Ambleside Gallery, West Vancouver, British Columbia 1996 – Ferry Building Gallery, West Vancouver, British Columbia 1993 – Jenkins Showler Gallery, White Rock, British Columbia Other 2001 and 2004 – Represented in Vancouver [...]
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Artist Statement
Land’s End represents a fundamental shift in my inspiration. Rather than a reproduction of reality I am exploring painting as a means of self expression. Although the images are representational, my objective is to infuse them with a new vitality and emotional content that expresses my personal and unique vision of this environment. This series [...]
REBIRTH – GROUP EXHIBITION EXTENDED
Rebirth – Group Exhibition is extended until March 13th, 2010 at 2475 Bellevue Avenue. Bellevue Gallery will feature sculpture by award winning Canadian artist, David Robinson in the group exhibition, ”Rebirth.” Included will be On Holy Ground, Prayer Circle, and Praxis. Complementing David’s sculpture will be new work by Erica Grimm-Vance, Wayne Eastcott and Leszek [...]
Curriculum Vitae
Solo Exhibitions 2005 – Assiniboia Gallery, Regina, Sask., Metaxu 2004 – Kwantlen University College Gallery, Vancouver, B.C., The Body Knows – Linda Lando Fine Arts Wisdom Poems 2003 – Lament invited collaboration with composer David Squires, mezzo-soprano Sarah Fryer in memory of those killed in the Bali bombing, presented in Sydney Australia 2002 – Gordon [...]
Biography
Erica Grimm-Vance is the External Coordinator for the Art dept. at Trinity Western University. She has Gallery representation across Canada, has had over 25 solo exhibitions and is in numerous private and public collections, including the Vatican Art Collection, Canada Council Art Bank and the Richmond Art Gallery. She was in 2002 the Distinguished Nash [...]
Artist Statement
The work in this exhibition continues Erica’s long-standing interest in issues of embodiment and liminality but combines these abiding interests with a consideration of textuality, issues of being and how meaning is negotiated in the beginning of the 21st Century. A Trace of a Difference draws on a textual conversation between Heiddegger, Derrida and Rilke [...]