Rearranging Underrepresented Cultural Histories

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ARTIST PORTFOLIO

Sarah Davidson
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Sarah Davidson’s artwork is remarkable because it treats the fragment as subject, artifact, and object of obsession.

A portfolio of Davidson’s work appears in Kolaj #17. To see this portfolio and the others from this issue, SUBSCRIBE to Kolaj Magazine or Get a Copy of the Issue.
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Making reference to turn of the century comics, art historical drawings, and household crafts, the artist suggests possibilities born of rearranging parallel, underrepresented cultural histories.

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Sarah Davidson studied art at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver and Journalism and English at Carleton University in Ottawa. She exhibits frequently in the Vancouver area and more recently at AiR Sandnes in Norway. She has contributed art criticism to Bartleby Review and ISSUE Magazine. See more of her work in the Kolaj Magazine Artist Directory.

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Images by Sarah Davidson

Top: Blue Earth (39″x26″; ink, watercolour, silkscreen and collage on paper; 2015)
Centre: from Mapping IRL (dimensions variable (appox. 48″x84″); silkscreen, ink, collage, paper, sewing pins, foamcore, wood; 2015)
Bottom: from Mapping IRL (dimensions variable (appox. 48″x84″); silkscreen, ink, collage, paper, sewing pins, foamcore, wood; 2015)