Off the Page Samantha DickieVictoria, BC Size 9" x 4.5" x 4.5" Medium Porcelain This sculpture draws on anti-colonial, anti-capitalist feminist considerations of Erasure: the act of causing a feeling, memory, or a period of time to be completely forgotten. I use abstraction to touch on what is left off the page of the imperial archival record: historical and current omission, eradication, deletion, devaluation, obliteration; as well as the collective responsibility to remember, to learn, to assert. Off the Page Samantha DickieVictoria, BC About the artist About the artist Samantha DickieVictoria, BC Samantha Dickie is a contemporary ceramic artist, living and working as an uninvited guest on the unceded territory of the Lekwungen peoples on Vancouver Island. She received her BA in Gender Studies and Indigenous Studies, followed by her Diploma in Ceramics. She has attended artist residencies in France, China, Yukon, and Alberta. She is the recipient of national and provincial grants, local awards, and the subject of numerous articles. Her abstract sculptures and multi-component installations have been exhibited in public galleries throughout Canada, acquired into public permanent collections in BC, and commissioned for private and corporate large-scale installations across North America. Photo of artist by Lia Crowe Follow on social