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Acclaimed Vancouver architect and artist exhibits at Winsor Gallery

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The Trumpet, 2012, mixed media, 18 x 18 x 62” (detail).

Acclaimed Vancouver architect and artist exhibits at Winsor Gallery

Richard Henriquez: Narrative Fragments
EXHIBIT DATES: June 7-June 30, 2012
LOCATION:  Winsor Gallery, 3025 Granville Street

Richard Henriquez, founding partner of Vancouver’s Henriquez Partners Architects, is exhibiting his latest works at Winsor Gallery on South Granville this June, 2012.

On exhibit will be a number of two-dimensional light-box works, a sculptural installation and several tripod sculptures. Instead of supporting equipment for measuring space or seeing into the future, Henriquez’s reclaimed surveyors tripods hold poetic assemblages that incorporate a variety of objects: a horned musical instrument, photographs and slides, feathers, and even a skull. These whimsical sculptures are inquisitive inventions, they entice the viewer to imagine the stories of how these objects came to be, and exactly who, or what, they are.

“Henriquez’s works are layered and complex. Old photographs, scraps of writing and newspapers, found objects – his sculptures and drawings can be both allusive and elusive but always thrilling,” says gallery owner Jennifer Winsor. “This exhibition will be the most extraordinary collection of his works that have been available for public viewing since the artist’s highly regarded Memory Theatre installation that premiered at the Vancouver Art Gallery, travelled to the Canadian Center for Architecture and was also exhibited at the Venice Biennale.”

Information: www.winsorgallery.com

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About Richard Henriquez
Richard is a major figure in Canadian Architecture. He is the founding partner of Henriquez Partners Architects, a firm established in Vancouver in 1969 and now recognized internationally for its design excellence.

About Winsor Gallery
Winsor Gallery is dedicated to the promotion of distinctive Canadian and international contemporary art. The gallery strives to ensure the long term development of its artists’ careers, to support the emerging Vancouver art community, and to stimulate the engagement of collectors. Working with painting, sculpture, photo-based and multi-media works, the gallery offers an exciting program of solo and group exhibitions. Services cover consulting, collection building and installation.

 

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