Current Resident: Apr 1, 2022–Jun 30, 2022
Alberta Foundation for the Arts, Canada Council for the Arts
Studio #204
Artist
Tyler Los-Jones
Tyler Los-Jones produces objects and images from his home in the Rocky Mountains of Alberta. Interested in the role photography plays in the production and the fulfillment of our expectations for environments, the work he had produced over the past decade aims to complicate inherited assumptions of environments by bringing the unnatural aspects of the western conception of nature to the forefront.
Tyler Los-Jones has exhibited work at Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, Banff; Confederation Centre Art Gallery, Charlottetown; and Norberg Hall, Calgary, among others.
Events & Exhibitions
2022 Spring Open Studios
April 22–April 23, 2022
Tyler Los-Jones, The knots of the net; Arnica / Aster / Castilleja , 2021, folded archival inkjet print, adhesive, 311/2 × 801/4 in. (80.01 × 203.83 cm)
Tyler Los-Jones, The knots of the net; Arnica / Aster / Castilleja , 2021, folded archival inkjet print, adhesive, 311/2 × 801/4 in. (80.01 × 203.83 cm)
Tyler Los-Jones, The knots of the net; Moss Campion, 2021, folded archival inkjet print, adhesive, 173/4 × 173/4 in. (45.08 × 45.08 cm)
Tyler Los-Jones, The knots of the net; Shooting Star, 2021, folded archival inkjet print, adhesive, 251/4 × 241/2 in. (64.13 × 62.23 cm)
Tyler Los-Jones, The knots of the net; Glacier Lilly / Western Anemone / White Geranium, 2021, folded archival inkjet print, adhesive, 371/4 × 361/4 in. (94.61 × 92.07 cm)
Residents from Canada
Current Resident: Jun 1, 2022–Aug 31, 2022
Canada Council for the Arts
Studio #205
Artist
Sukaina Kubba
Sukaina Kubba is interested in stories of travel and transport across oceans, seas and deserts: people, animals, materials and manmade artifacts. Kubba works across several mediums including drawing, painting, fibres, audio, video and installation to explore material cultures, appropriation and assimilation. She is also interested in the study of rugs, their packaging and their transport; fictional lives on real cruise-ships; and parables about desert animals and their legal woes.
Sukaina Kubba has exhibited work at Aga Khan Museum, Toronto; Centre for Contemporary Art, Glasgow; and Kendall Koppe, Glasgow, among others.
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Sukaina Kubba, 1970.302.8, 2022, pen on acetate, 44 × 55 in. (111.76 × 139.7 cm)
Sukaina Kubba, T77.0160, 2020, recycled U-Haul blankets, thread and embroidery thread from Value Village, and butcher's twine, 70 × 86 in. (177.8 × 218.44 cm)
Sukaina Kubba, La Broiche Carpet, PE-LD, 2021, permanent pen on low-density polyethylene from a delivery package and faux-gold hoop earrings, 43 × 23 in. (109.22 × 58.42 cm)
Sukaina Kubba, History of the Defeated, 2017, ink and varnish on sheet latex, 98 x 254 in. and 79 x 276 in
Sukaina Kubba and Carmel O'Brien, Untitled (AS YOU WERE), 2016, hand-layered pigmented liquid latex rug, wood structure, and sandbag, 96 × 48 × 16 in. (243.84 × 121.92 × 40.64 cm)
Residents from Canada
Current Resident: Jan 1, 2022–Jun 30, 2022
La Fondation pour l'Art Contemporain Claudine et Jean-Marc Salomon
Studio #206
Artist
Kubra Khademi
Kubra Khademi considers herself as a multidisciplinary artist. Interested in subjects of female identity such as sexuality, she has—for the past few years—been creating performances and performative videos where her body is always at the center. Recently, using personal stories as raw material for art, she has returned to her drawing practices of self-portraits and images of women.
Kubra Khademi has exhibited work at Galerie Eric Mouchet, Paris; MUCEM, Marseille; and Palais de Tokyo, Paris, among others.
Past Residencies
Kubra Khademi, The Warm War, 2019, gouache on paper and gold, 95 × 141 in. (241.3 × 358.14 cm)
Kubra Khademi, Untitled, 2019, gouache on paper and gold, 31 × 39 in. (78.74 × 99.06 cm)
Kubra Khademi, Untitled, 2019, gouache on paper and gold, 22 × 29 in. (55.88 × 73.66 cm)
Kubra Khademi, The Great Accord, 2019, gouache on paper, 29 × 39 in. (73.66 × 99.06 cm)
Kubra Khademi, Falak, 2019, gouache on paper and gold, 74 × 47 in. (187.96 × 119.38 cm)
