EPISODE · Apr 7, 2010 · 14 MIN
Digitally Analogue
from Angry Arts · host Al Morrison
Local artist and winner of the 2009 Brucebo Fine Arts Scholarship, Amy Schissel explains to us how her art represents the digital ideal using analogue methods.
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Amy Schissel is one of the most intriguing young artists to emerge from Ottawa U’s new Masters programme. She is a 31-year old artist who creates work that is vast in scope and size, intricate and sophisticated.
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