AGA100: Act 2 Landscape to Land Use

Act 2 shows multiple views of Alberta from untouched and pristine to responsibly managed to irrevocably scarred and damaged.

AGA100: Act 2 Landscape to Land Use shows a diverse range of interactions with the natural world, and shows how Albertans live on, with, and take from the land over time. The works range from cityscapes to landscapes and represent rural life, farming and extractive industries and mining. Act 2 shows multiple views of Alberta from untouched and pristine to responsibly managed to irrevocably scarred and damaged.

reading wild lands by Alana Bartol (Assistant Professor, Painting), is included in AGA100: Act 2 Landscape to Land Use — one in three exhibitions celebrating the Art Gallery of Alberta’s 100th anniversary and showcasing Alberta art and artists in the AGA’s Collection.

Alana Bartol, reading wild lands (still), 2018, FHD, 22:32, ed. of 5.