Eldon Garnet (exhibition).

From: Parachute: Contemporary Art Magazine | Date: April 1, 1999| Author: Corinna Ghaznavi | Copyright information

The Museum of Contemporary Photography, Ottawa, September 25 - January 17

"The Fallen Body," the title of Eldon Garnet's photographic retrospective, succinctly describes the artist's struggle with the human state. The photographic work on display covers a period from 1983 to 1997 and illustrates Garnet's move from the literal and full-body image to the increasingly allegorical and fragmented body. When? (1993) is installed at the entrance of the gallery. It consists of ...

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