POHANNA PYNE FEINBERG pohanna pyne feinberg

COLLABORATION

Collaboration — Pohanna Pyne Feinberg. Gibideweshinimin: We are heard walking here (2014-2015) www.onishka.org. Imagined and developed by artists Emilie Monnet and Pohanna Pyne Feinberg, Gibideweshinimin: We are heard walking here proposes a reflection on coexistence process by taking the the Great Peace of Montreal of 1701, which was signed SHAPES | DRIPS | CUTS shapes | drips | cuts . Hand-carved prints, ink on paper (2008) View fullsize. View fullsize CONTACT — POHANNA PYNE FEINBERG Email : info@dripdrop.ca

ARTIST STATEMENT

Resonances. Reflections. Textures. Co-creation. Born in the Rocky Mountains, raised by the Catskill Mountains, strengthened by the sweet breezes of Palolo Valley and the Makaleha mountains, decades at the foot of the generous, soft-sloping Mountain of Tiohtiá:ke - Mooniyang - Montréal, and now, warmly welcomed by Mont Singer & Mont Écho.

WALKING WITH

Walking With — Pohanna Pyne Feinberg. Visit the website: www.walkingwith.ca. Walking With is a project that explores walking as a form of artistic inquiry and expression. Walking generates embodied knowledge through encounters with the dynamics of place. We become

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SHADOW-TRACE

Light Trace (2016) Co-creations with plants encountered in green alleys in Montréal. A year-long research residency to explore forms of listening to place.

LISTENING WALKS

The walk included walking to seven listening locations where participants listened to the artists insights, reflected on these ideas and then discussed their reactions with the group. Link to project: Field 2_ Critical Space research residency project, DARE-DARE. The audio files can now be listened to on Walking With :

www.walkingwith.ca.

BRING YOUR OWN CHOPSTICKS "Chopsticks add to a plague of regional deforestation. According to a 2008 United Nations report, 10,800 square miles of Asian forest are disappearing each year, a trend that must be arrested to fight climate change, given the vital role trees play in absorbing carbon dioxide.Activists argue that the disposable chopstick habit could gradually be phased out on an individual basis.

INSPIRE ART

Inspire Art (2009-2019) was a webzine I created and curated to increase awareness about community and activist art initiatives in Montreal - and the surrounding region. I was interested in generating discussion about how creative expression was being fostered in the region to build healthy communities, share our stories, and manifest our visions for social and environmental justice. POHANNA PYNE FEINBERG pohanna pyne feinberg

COLLABORATION

Collaboration — Pohanna Pyne Feinberg. Gibideweshinimin: We are heard walking here (2014-2015) www.onishka.org. Imagined and developed by artists Emilie Monnet and Pohanna Pyne Feinberg, Gibideweshinimin: We are heard walking here proposes a reflection on coexistence process by taking the the Great Peace of Montreal of 1701, which was signed SHAPES | DRIPS | CUTS shapes | drips | cuts . Hand-carved prints, ink on paper (2008) View fullsize. View fullsize CONTACT — POHANNA PYNE FEINBERG Email : info@dripdrop.ca

ARTIST STATEMENT

Resonances. Reflections. Textures. Co-creation. Born in the Rocky Mountains, raised by the Catskill Mountains, strengthened by the sweet breezes of Palolo Valley and the Makaleha mountains, decades at the foot of the generous, soft-sloping Mountain of Tiohtiá:ke - Mooniyang - Montréal, and now, warmly welcomed by Mont Singer & Mont Écho.

WALKING WITH

Walking With — Pohanna Pyne Feinberg. Visit the website: www.walkingwith.ca. Walking With is a project that explores walking as a form of artistic inquiry and expression. Walking generates embodied knowledge through encounters with the dynamics of place. We become

more of

SHADOW-TRACE

Light Trace (2016) Co-creations with plants encountered in green alleys in Montréal. A year-long research residency to explore forms of listening to place.

LISTENING WALKS

The walk included walking to seven listening locations where participants listened to the artists insights, reflected on these ideas and then discussed their reactions with the group. Link to project: Field 2_ Critical Space research residency project, DARE-DARE. The audio files can now be listened to on Walking With :

www.walkingwith.ca.

BRING YOUR OWN CHOPSTICKS "Chopsticks add to a plague of regional deforestation. According to a 2008 United Nations report, 10,800 square miles of Asian forest are disappearing each year, a trend that must be arrested to fight climate change, given the vital role trees play in absorbing carbon dioxide.Activists argue that the disposable chopstick habit could gradually be phased out on an individual basis.

INSPIRE ART

Inspire Art (2009-2019) was a webzine I created and curated to increase awareness about community and activist art initiatives in Montreal - and the surrounding region. I was interested in generating discussion about how creative expression was being fostered in the region to build healthy communities, share our stories, and manifest our visions for social and environmental justice. An interdisciplinary exhibition that explored the intersections between contemporary art and oral history. As artists develop aesthetic innovations in storytelling, how are they influencing social memory through their narrative interpretations?

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* shapes | drips | cuts

* Inspire Art

* Co-creations/workshops

* Writing

* Artist Statement

* Curriculum Vitae

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* Walking With

* Light Trace

* Place Portraits

* Listening Walks

* Still-Motions

* Bring your own chopsticks

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* shapes | drips | cuts

* Inspire Art

* Co-creations/workshops

* Writing

* Artist Statement

* Curriculum Vitae

* Contact

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