Artist Talk: Deirdre Logue

  • Thursday, July 10, 2014
  • Plug In ICA 460 Portage Ave

Deirdre Logue and Allyson Mitchell will be staying in the MAWA apartment while they lead this year’s Summer Institute at Plug In ICA, developed in partnership with MAWA. As well as being co-founders of FAG (Feminist Art Gallery) in Toronto, they are also independent artists with active national and international careers. Deirdre Logue’s performance-based film, video and installation works are self-portraits uniquely located between comfort and trauma, self-liberation and self-annihilation.

Free! Everyone welcome!

  • Deirdre Logue holds a BFA from the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design and an MFA from Kent State University. Recent solo exhibitions of her award winning film and video work have taken place at Open Space (Victoria), Oakville Galleries, the Images Festival (Toronto), the Berlin International Film Festival, Beyond/In Western New York, YYZ (Toronto), and articule (Montreal). Logue has contributed over 25 years to working with artist-run organizations dedicated to media arts exhibition and distribution; has been a member of the Independent Imaging Collective (the Film Farm) with Phil Hoffman since 1999; and directs the FAG Feminist Art Gallery with her partner, collaborator and artist Allyson Mitchell.