Nest – Nest Egg – Empty Nest - Saskatchewan Craft Council

Nest – Nest Egg – Empty Nest

Monique Martin

Exhibition Dates: April 20, 2012 - May 27, 2012

Reception: April 27, 2012 7:00 pm

A multimedia exhibition by Monique Martin focusing on the nest and its symbolic meanings. The artwork includes printmaking, found object sculptures, paintings and an installation in the trees along Broadway Avenue. The nest egg as a symbol of financial largesse, the nest as a home as a place to raise children, and empty nest as the moving away of grown children is explored through the exhibition. Outdoor art installation in the trees along Broadway Avenue by students of Georges Vanier Fine Arts School under the direction of Monique Martin.

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