Mercedes Eng: Prison Industrial Complex Explodes krugerTalon Books, 2017, Softcover, 112 pages, 23 14 cm Using found text from government reports, corporate websites, and her father's prison correspondence, this long poem interrogates the possibility of a privatized prison system in Canada and explore disproportionate representations of Indigenous Canadians, people of colour, and refugees. An incredibly powerful and intimate exploration of the Canadian prison system and systematic racism through archival
and felt deeply about life in their city
Ian Hanesworth
She currently has a solo exhibition at Mudam
and what had come before
exhibitions
gender inequality
Attuned to the odd and the anomalous
This slim monograph comprises a collection of diary-like texts previously posted by the artist on her Facebook page
2018Four colour silkscreen with hand finished spray-paint elements106 x 82 cmEdition of 35 + 5APs
each copy of Massa Confusa is
Artek Stool 60
persistent institutional biases exclude the positions of many