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Atrium Gallery
November 16 – December 18, 2009
Louise Noguchi
Adriane Little, curator
11.16 - 12.2.2009
Gun Play - TRT
12.3 12.18.2009
Rope Tricks - TRT
Throughout the development of my work, I have dealt with concepts surrounding the artist as hunter. This theme first emerged when I began to question the role of the artist in a broad cultural setting as well as the artist's possible motivations. In some of my earlier work, my investigations led me to explore ideas of violence and transgression associated with the primitive hunt. I continue to combine these ideas and have extended my examination of the artist and more recently the cultural producer, to situations that exist within contemporary society.
Louise Noguchi challenges her audience with themes that pose psychological questions. Using photography, sculpture, video and other media, Noguchi’s concepts confront the spectator’s notions of identity, perception and reality. Her work includes exhibitions at the Power Plant, Toronto, Neuer Berliner Kuntsverein, Berlin and the Deutsches Museum, Munich, as well as exhibitions across Canada, the United States, Europe, and Japan.
Born in Toronto, Canada, she received her MFA from the University of Windsor, Canada and AOCA from the Ontario College of Art in Toronto. She is a professor in the Art and Art History program, a collaborative joint program between Sheridan Institute and the University of Toronto Mississauga where she teaches photography and performance-based art.
Louise Noguchi is represented by Birch Libralato Gallery in Toronto, Canada.
