KAREN BONDARCHUK ERGO SUM: A CROW A DAY

Join the Richmond Center for Visual Arts for their fall exhibition!
Friday, September 22, 2022 – Sunday, November 13, 2022
**closed during fall break, October 19-20**

Beginning in the late summer of 2014, Canadian-born artist Karen Bondarchuk began marking the passage of time that her mother, diagnosed with dementia in 2010, could no longer track. For 365 days, Bondarchuk produced “a crow a day” on hand-cut, gessoed panels. Composed of these individualized images, all of which are linked by a common thread, the resulting project articulates both the notion of time lost (and lost time) as well as the distinctiveness and transitory nature of each passing day. A deeply thoughtful approach to communication, A Crow a Day explores an artist’s relationship to the world and translations of grief and loss. Organized by the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum, the exhibition A Crow a Day has been presented at the University of Saint Francis, IN, and the Woodson Art Museum (WI) in 2016; at Union College (KY) in 2018; and the Brinton Museum (WY) and the Huntington Museum (WV) in 2019; and at the Dennos Museum (MI) and the James Museum (FL) in 2021.

Check out Karen Bondarchuk’s website, and read more about this exhibition here.