Deirdre Logue

Deirdre Logue (born 1964) is a Canadian video artist and arts administrator. Based in Toronto, Ontario.

Deirdre Logue
Born1964 (age 55–56)
NationalityCanadian
EducationBFA, Nova Scotia College of Art and Design; MFA, Kent State University
Notable work
Enlightened Nonsense, 1997-2000
StyleFilm and video art
Partner(s)Allyson Mitchell
Websitedeirdrelogue.com

Career

Deirdre Logue studied at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design (BFA) and Kent State University (MFA).[1] She has been creating film and video work since the 1990s. Her work has been exhibited at Plug In ICA (Winnipeg), Open Space (Victoria), Neutral Ground (Regina), Oakville Galleries, Beyond/In Western New York 2007 (Buffalo), the Berlin International Film Festival and ExiS Film Festival (Seoul).[1][2] With Allyson Mitchell, Logue is a founding member of the Feminist Art Gallery, artists in residence at the Art Gallery of Ontario in 2015.[3] An exhibition of Logue and Mitchell's recent work, I’m Not Myself At All: Deirdre Logue and Allyson Mitchell was held at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre in 2015.[1] Logue was the focus of the 2017 Canadian Artist Spotlight at the Images Festival in Toronto.[4] A retrospective exhibition of her work was organized in 2017 by A Space Gallery, Gallery 44 Centre for Contemporary Photography, Images Festival, Oakville Galleries and Open Space Arts Society.[5]

Logue has worked for many years with artist-run organizations in Canada. She was a founding member of the Media City Film Festival (Windsor) and the Media Arts Network of Ontario. She has served as Executive Director of the Images Festival and Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre, and Development Director at Vtape. Logue has also served on the boards of Canadian Artists' Representation/Le Front des artistes canadiens (CARFAC) and the Independent Media Arts Alliance.[5]

Works

Logue's work takes the form of single- or multiple-channel video installations, usually featuring the artist as performer. Enlightened Nonsense (1997-2000) incorporates a number of shorter works looped on multiple channels. Other recent work includes Per Se (2005), Hobbs Obliques (2012), Crying with Colours (2012) and Set Upset (2017).[5] Her work is distributed by V tape in Toronto.[6]

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References
  1. Logue, Deirdre; Mitchell, Allyson; Love, Heather; Smith, Sarah E.K. (2015). I'm Not Myself At All: Deirdre Logue & Allyson Mitchell. Kingston, Ont.: Agnes Etherington Art Centre. ISBN 9781553394082.
  2. Anderson, Jack (25 October 2001). "Logue's work heady stuff". The Leader Post, Regina.
  3. AGO Artists in Residence, 2011-2016. Toronto: Art Gallery of Ontario. 2017. ISBN 9781894243940.
  4. "Deirdre Logue takes over three galleries as the Images Festival 2017 Canadian Artist Spotlight" (PDF). Gallery 44. Retrieved 30 May 2018.
  5. Hyland, Matthew; Logue, Deirdre; Disman, Adriana (2017). Beyond her usual limits: the film and video works of Deirdre Logue, 1997 to 2017. Oakville, Ont.: Oakville Galleries. p. 153. ISBN 9781894707398.
  6. "Artist: Vtape: Deirdre Logue". Vtape. Retrieved 30 May 2018.
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