Salvaged Remnants
by Tiffany Howe

Agnes Jamieson Gallery
February 1 – 29, 2020

Opening Reception February 1, 2020. 1-3pm

Tiffany Howe, a Haliburton County artist, works to reconcile the gap between wastefulness and the impulse to hold onto nostalgia by keeping recognizable elements of the original materials in her pieces. Working with denims, a material that is toxic to the environment, are re-routed into artwork. Her invented methodology allows me to manipulate, coat, and seal recycled denim as well as many other recycled and natural found objects. She uses this method to merge her skills as a multidisciplinary artist to paint, draw, sew, print, digitally manipulate imagery, apply technology, sculpt, mould, and assemble.

Artist Bio

Tiffany Howe is an award-winning artist, native to Haliburton, curator at the Ethel Curry Gallery, Inspiration Coach and a life-long dreamer. She studied at Sheridan College in Art Fundamentals and Craft & Design, various programs at the Haliburton School of Art +Designand contiunes to expand her skills on a regular basis.

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