
Roy Arden in Saanich News for work featured in the Gallery of Greater Victoria exhibition
Covered by the Saanich News and as part of a series of openings in Victoria, BC, the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria presents the exhibition ‘The Street,’ on view June 3rd through September 3rd. Included in the exhibition is Roy Arden’s Flea Market.

Roy Arden’s Fragments series to be featured in BOHEMIA: History of an Idea, 1950–2000 23. March 2023
From post-war Paris and New York, through swinging London, to the free spirits of Tehran and Beijing. Kunsthalle Praha explores the idea of bohemia.

Splendour Without Diminishment, The Mainlander
In Vancouver, there is no image of nature that is not at the same time an image of private property. Possession structures the visual culture

TRUE PICTURES Contemporary Photography from Canada and the US, Sprengel Museum Hannover
From the beginning of the 20th century, North American photography was considered to be groundbreaking for the development of an artistic visual language for the

Roy Arden in “Curated by Studio for Propositional Cinema – A Sculpture in Search of an Author” at Emanuel Layr (Austria)
A Sculpture in Search of an Author is an exhibition centered around an artwork by the Italian artist Emilio Prini (1943–2016). Or, rather, an artwork

Roy Arden, Pictures and Promises
Drawn from the Vancouver Art Gallery’s rich photographic holdings, Pictures and Promises focuses on lens-based works that employ the structures, conventions and formal qualities used

Roy Arden, Judith and Normin Alex Art Gallery
Drawing from the collections of the Canadian Photography Institute of the National Gallery of Canada, this exhibition celebrates the diversity of photographic production in Canada

Roy Arden, Art Forum
Anna Atkins, the Victorian botanist widely considered the first female photographer, created thousands of cyanotypes depicting white negatives of flora, often seaweed, suspended in atmospheres

Roy Arden, Musée Magazine
The mid 19th century was an era of philosophical and scientific advance. The Naturalism fad possessed middle and upper classes with an obsession for paleontology,

Roy Arden, Anna Atkins Refracted, New York Public Library
In 1843 Anna Atkins began producing Photographs of British Algae: Cyanotype Impressions, the first book to be printed and illustrated using photography. Today, 175 years

Roy Arden, Hessel Museum of Art
Artists include: Roy Arden, Alex Bag, Art Club 2000, Lutz Bacher, Dennis Balk, Bernadette Corporation, J. St. Bernard, Tom Burr, Moyra Davey, Jessica Diamond, Stephan

Roy Arden, Paul P Civilization (inverted) at Griffin Art Projects
To expand this special exhibition project, which originated at Scrap Metal, Toronto, the curators have selected additional work from private collections for inclusion in the

Splendour Without Diminishment, The Mainlander
In Vancouver, there is no image of nature that is not at the same time an image of private property. Possession structures the visual culture

Roy Arden, Pictures from Here, Globe and Mail
The Vancouver Art Gallery goes beyond expectations by exposing visitors to a more contemporary picture of life in B.C. Read more

Roy Arden, Still Life with Fish: Photography from the Collection at the Hammer Museum, Los Angeles
Themes of seriality, identity, and place explored in conceptual photography on the West Coast from the 1960s to the present. Since the 1960s Los Angeles

Bang! Kaboom! Art!
The rubble from a “concert” in which a piano gets smashed; a
sculpture that slowly pushes apart its gallery; a drawing by a modern master…