Tod Emel: A Forest
Exhibition explores the impact of the mountain pine beetle epidemic on forests in British Columbia
Event
Tod Emel: A Forest
Curated by Leah Taylor
Kenderdine Art Gallery, Feb. 15 - April 20, 2019
Artist’s residency at the Kenderdine: Jan. 14–Feb. 15
Opening reception: Friday, Feb. 15 | 7 pm
Tod Emel: A Forest explores the impact of the recent mountain pine beetle epidemic on pine forests in central British Columbia. Emel reflects on the similarities between pine beetle markings and his own artistic processes in this new body of low-relief carved panel drawings.
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