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    Ep054 about the importance of place, and Marlene's use of place in her artwork.

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    Marlene Creates is an environmental artist and poet who lives in Portugal Cove.  Underlying all her work is an interest in place—not as a geographical location but a process that involves memory, multiple narratives, ecology, and language.  Her work has been presented in over 350 exhibitions and screenings both across Canada and internationally, and is in many public collections, including the National Gallery of Canada.  We discuss how Marlene got her start in art, how she found herself in Newfoundland, her work in Newfoundland and Labrador on place, the importance of place, several recent projects including her memory maps and important place awards, and her new book “Brickle, Nish, and Knobbly: A Newfoundland Treasury of Terms for Ice and Snow”

    Marlene Creates : Language and Land Use, Alberta, 1993

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    Documenting the six photographic assemblages which were produced by Creates during a residency project reflecting the environment of southern Alberta, this catalogue also includes an artist's statement and biographical notes

    New Found Artists Land

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    Pamphlet/broadsheet documenting exhibition of work by six Newfoundland artists. Artists' statements accompany biographical notes

    Marlene Creates : Paper, Water and Stone

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    Creates describes the dynamic of nature which informs her landscape art works

    City & Sea

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    Creates views the works by 15 artists presented in an old bank as unsettling the separation of built and natural environment. Includes a discussion of each artist, a short history of the building and biographical notes

    Memory = Souvenir

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    Souvenir : Memory

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    With this gathering of painting, photography and installation by seventeen Ottawa-area artists, curator Creates draws attention to issued of history, memory, representation and reality. Each piece is documented by photographs, accompanied by brief statements by the artists. Biographical notes

    Journaux intimes : Une exposition d'oeuvres en forme de journal par 16 artistes canadiens contemporains = The Diary Exhibition : An Exhibition of Diaristic Artworks by 16 Contemporary Canadian Artists

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    In curating and documenting this exhibition of personal, diaristic works, Creates divides them into two categories: chronicles and memoirs, reflecting the present and past respectively. Both orientations afford the opportunity to examine the relationship between the creative process and lived experience seen through the eyes of the artist. Biographical notes

    Marlene Creates : Language and Land Use, Alberta 1993

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