Bram Keast is a painter and printmaker from Winnipeg. His practice is a slow process of response to and interpretation of his environment and emotional state, interests and imagination. His recent work explores sensory knowledge from a disability perspective and the space of instability between perception and understanding. Through constructed environments that create a space of meaningful ambiguity, he explores how our understanding of sensory information is influenced and mediated by the conditions of perception.

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Blinkers approached Katrina Mendoza to be the first speaker within the series. Katrina then approached Dee Barsy to do a talk. Dee then asked Bram, who will then ask another artist, etc., for a total of five talks. We are excited to see where the series will go as we follow each individual artist's engagement with a diverse set of practices.

Each talk will be around 45 minutes, with informal conversation/questions to follow. All talks are free and open to everyone.

We will be posting a transcript/recording of the talk here soon, so stay tuned and thank you for your patience!

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Other Talks in the Series

Part 1: Katrina Mendoza

Part 2: Dee Barsy

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