3 Works: Multiplicity with Magdolene Dykstra
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3 Works: Multiplicity with Magdolene Dykstra
With the Gardiner temporarily closed, we’re excited to present a new live series hosted by Chief Curator Sequoia Miller in which an artist will share three of their artworks and speak about them in connection to a larger theme.
Our first presenter is ceramic artist Magdolene Dykstra, whose work Polyanthroponemia is one of four installations in the exhibition RAW, which will resume when the Museum reopens.
About the Artist
Magdolene Dykstra is a first generation Egyptian-Canadian. After studying both biology and visual arts in undergraduate studies, she received her MFA from Virginia Commonwealth University. Magdolene has participated in residencies at the Medalta Historic Clay District (Medicine Hat, Alberta) and the Watershed Center for Arts and Crafts (Newcastle, Maine). Magdolene has been awarded several grants from the Ontario Arts Council, including Project Grants and Exhibition Assistance Grants. Her work has been exhibited internationally, and is included in collections around the world. She lives in the Niagara region of Ontario where she is a passionate artist-educator, teaching at secondary and post-secondary levels.
Header image: Magdolene Dykstra, Polyanthroponemia, 2020, Unfired clay and mixed media
