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Evan Penny: Venetian Mirror

February 4 through to March 4, 2023
Venetian Mirror #1

Venetian Mirror #1

Medium:Colour photograph
Size:8" x 8" image
Date:2022
Venetian Mirror #2

Venetian Mirror #2

Medium:Colour photograph
Size:8" x 8" image
Date:2022
Venetian Mirror #4

Venetian Mirror #4

Medium:Colour photograph
Size:8" x 8" image
Date:2022
Venetian Mirror #5

Venetian Mirror #5

Medium:Colour photograph
Size:8" x 8" image
Date:2022
Venetian Mirror #6

Venetian Mirror #6

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Medium:Colour photograph
Size:8" x 8" image
Date:2022
Body Mirror #1

Body Mirror #1

Medium:Polished Bronze
Size:16” x 16” x 3”
Date:2022
Edition of 3
Male Torso Model

Male Torso Model

Medium:Silicone, hair, pigment, aluminum, wood
Size:19" x 9" x 7.5" with pedestal
Date:2016
AP 2/2
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Saturday, September 13, 2025
Inaugural Exhibitions
Thursday, August 28, 2025
Save the Date: Ed Pien and Evan Penny
Thursday, June 26, 2025
In the Viewing Room: Jen Aitken, Oscar Cahén, Luanne Martineau, Chris Millar, Evan Penny
Tuesday, October 29, 2024
Marsyas and the Venetian Mirror: Review
Thursday, August 29, 2024
Evan Penny: Marsyas and the Venetian Mirror


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