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WOLFVILLE, N.S. — Master photographer Thaddeus Holownia has captured diked landscapes, lintels in Paris, classic cars and Irving gas stations in his favoured large format. And now his new exhibition at theAn acclaimed photographer, Holownia’s works give testament to the vital role that collaboration plays in his practice as an artist with author Harry Thurston, and his late wife, Gay Hansen.
Thaddeus Holownia chats with one of the 50 people who attended his recent artist talk at Acadia University. Wendy Elliott “Collaboration with my partner Gay Hansen was an adventure of living and embracing life to the fullest,” Holownia said. In his 1997 series, Ova Aves, Holownia made portraits of delicate bird eggs. In 2011, those images turned into another collaborative project with Thurston, who wrote poems to accompany the photos.Wolfville, N.S., pays homage to Alex Coville with new outdoor art gallery
In this exhibition, the photographs capture moments in the lives of birds: from the construction of nests, to the fragility of bird eggs, to the close up of feathers — all encouraging viewers to engage in the process of focused looking, said curator Dr. Laurie Dalton.
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