The collection

A series of things that were once in a box,  now categorized according to shape, purpose  and / various associations. 

Preservation Desire To Fill is going on Tour!

If you know any spaces interested in scheduling our exhibit, please get in contact with the Maniroba Arts Network! 

http://www.manitobaartsnetwork.ca/preservation--desire-to-fill.html

The PHP & other work @DefSup's Urban Infill 2016

Thanks to fellow Satellite Studio Artist Collective Member Sam Shahsahabi for sharing this beautiful St. Paul Street exhibition space for this years Urban Infill.

Sam's wearable art went well with my artwork!

Stop by Thunder Bay Art Gallery before the 10th to see Preservation | Desire to Fill

"Preservation / Desire to Fill is a two-person exhibition featuring Susan Kachor Conlon and Carol Kajorinne. In their work, both artists recollect life events, family and the landscape of Northwestern Ontario. Connections of memory and loss infuse their work with a sense of time and place that offers subtle reminders of one’s mortality. Reflecting the passage of time through worn, decaying materials and objects associated with everyday use; this body of work explores universal themes of loss and preservation, death and rebirth, emptiness and ultimately, the desire to fill."

For more information about the show and gallery hours visit the art galleries website:
http://theag.ca/events/preservation-desire-to-fill-carol-kajorinne-and-susan-kachor-conlin/

Susan Kachor Conlon and Carol Kajorinne would like to acknowledge the support of the 

Ontario Arts Council's Northern Arts and Exhibition Assistance programs 

in the creation and exhibition of these works.

New work at DefSup

Be sure to stop by DefSup and take in the new exhibitions.  One of my newest works from the Preserving Harold Project are on display in the Sensibilia show.

https://www.facebook.com/events/531603773681652/

http://www.definitelysuperior.com/sensibilia/

Found an inspiring book on a friends shelf

This book "Pressence" contains a story, relatable to the Preserving Harold Project.

A glimpse of our show at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery

Carol and Susan would like to acknowledge the support of the Ontario Arts Council Northern Arts Program in the creation of the works in this exhibition.