Join us on Thursday, January 22, in the Rick Faries Gallery for an Artist Talk with Kimberley Fisher, Ish Yakub Corday, and Blair Raughley Masters. We’ll explore the works featured in Better Would and offer insight into the artists’ techniques and creative practices. Enjoy an open, engaging dialogue and a deeper look into their process.

About the exhibition:
Better Would is an art installation by Kimberley Fisher with photography by Ish Yakub Corday and Blair Raughley Masters. This exhibition is a body of work that expands a way of making initiated by Kimberley Fisher; one that relies on transmission and translation in the creation of a singular, yet multi-authored visual language. This process of making challenges the notion of solo authorship, materially and conceptually, through the collaging of ideas, material, and production.

Fisher, a visual artist, is working with Yakub Corday, a visual storyteller and writer, and Masters, a photographer, to explore the tensions between caring – for self, and others – and obligation. Initiated either by written passage or photographic creative direction with her collaborators, Fisher generates cyanotype collages that respond to practices, to performances, to the ritual, of care.