← Projects JESS – Graphic Novel This is an excerpt from my graphic novel Jess about my relationship with my childhood friend during a time when she experienced brain surgery and stroke.
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← Projects Connections and Alliances Large scale drawings created in the Nest Gallery through the AIRIE (artist in residence in the Everglades) residency program during February 2020. Visitors to the gallery were invited to watch the drawing process from 2:00-4:00pm February 2-8.
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← Projects AIRIE Residency Documentation of my residency (AIRIE) in the Everglades National Park, FL during February 2020. Paintings were created in an abandoned tennis court dating back to the 1960s. ↑ Back to Top
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← Projects Imprint Exhibition at Black House, Montréal, November 2019. Performance: ‘For Jessie’, for voice, piano and projection, text and projection Rachel Gray, composition Kim Farris-Manning, November 10, 2019. Artwork from the exhibition can be acquired through my online shop. ↑ Back to Top
← Projects TODAY! https://vimeo.com/357387891?embedded=true&source=vimeo_logo&owner=52055870 TODAY! is an apocalyptic puppet opera created thorough LMCLM (Montréal Contemporary Music Lab). Puppets by Rachel Gray. Libretto by Rachel and Rebecca Gray. Music composed by Rebecca Gray. Musicians: Julia Lougheed, Emilia Segura, Kristin Sofroniou, John Anthime Miller. Puppeters: Ben Finley, Jessi Harvey, Phil Schleihauf and Stephanie Orlando. ↑ Back to Top
← Projects I came back and things were different City Hall Gallery, Ottawa, ON Process documentation Kristina Corre Exhibition documentation Julia Martin I Came Back and Things Were Different was created by Common Ground Collective. Wall murals by Rachel Gray, paper works in aquariums by Gabriela Avila-Yiptong and plaster sculptures by Lea Hamilton. ↑ Back
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← Projects Alidade Paintings, sound, costume and performance developed as a part of a residency at KIAC in Dawson City, Yukon. In the summer of 2017 I traveled by foot, bus, train and ferry from Portland Oregon to Dawson, Yukon. ALIDADE is an attempt to transpose this experience through video and large-scale charcoal drawings done
