West Vancouver Art Museum

To Dec 12 Angela Grossmann: Unfolding. Grossmann paints from an interior record where memory, emotion and line precede narrative. The human figure continually reasserts itself–partial, unstable and deeply present. Her work begins with a contour, a trace that feels discovered rather than constructed. The figures that emerge hover between presence and erasure, suspended in a space where identity is suggested but never fully secured. Grossmann’s figures are not portraits, but fragile, unresolved beings perpetually in the process of becoming or disappearing. It is in this pendulous space between articulation and disappearance that her figures feel most alive. They’re unfolding. This exhibition is generously supported by the Audain Foundation and Equinox Gallery.