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Kirsten Johnson is a Toronto-based visual artist whose work appears in private and public
collections all over North America, Europe, Australia and Japan. Her work often involves a fusing of her visual work with her strong background in performance. Her work last appeared publicly at Toronto's
XEXE Gallery with Halo and before that in the inaugural show at Art x Life, in Tokyo, Japan.
Her work appears in Leaving Metropolis, a feature film by
Brad Fraser and in Stan Rogal's book of short stories, What Passes for
Love and she's recently completed a painting for the cover of her
father's book, How History Made the Mind, published by Chicago's Open Court
Books. In Toronto, Johnson is represented by XEXE gallery. |
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