Zachari Logan, Program Faculty.
Photo courtesy of the artist.
The Visual Arts Lecture Series presents talks by leading Canadian and international artists, curators, and academics.
Join Visual Art residency faculty, Zachari Logan, for an engaging artist talk where he delves into his captivating world of large-scale drawing, ceramics, and installation art. Drawing from a rich tapestry of past and present work, Logan's exploration initially centered around his own body as an exclusive site of discovery. However, in his recent creations, his body continues to play a pivotal role but takes on a new dimension as a catalyst rather than the sole focus. Through a strategic embrace of visual quotations derived from his surroundings and personal experiences, Logan beautifully redefines his body as a queer embodiment of nature.
This captivating shift in narrative opens up a world of contemplation, touching on notions of beauty, mortality, empirical examinations of the landscape, and the interplay of art-historic motifs. Discover the profound layers of meaning and thought behind Logan's art in this enlightening artist talk event.