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Amanta Scott
Toronto, Ontario
Canada

non-Indigenous

Getting into things / April 28, 2018 by Amanta Scott

Highlights from one of the workshops with Amanta Scott at Kirkland Lake District Composite School in conjunction with Amanta Scott’s exhibition Parallel Lines at Museum of Northern History, Kirkland Lake

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Amanta Scott's Blog
First, Some background: Why I address social issues as an artist
First, Some background: Why I address social issues as an artist
about 4 years ago

First part of my blog about Eyeing Medusa — introducing myself, Amanta Scott — a Canadian visual artist and musician; and answering the question: why do I, as a self-identified settler person, engage with social issues as an Artist?

A New Blog about Eyeing Medusa
A New Blog about Eyeing Medusa
about 4 years ago

A new blog about each of my encaustic portraits and installations as they relate to artworks in collections worldwide. Each post will centre on one or more of the artworks and explore the titles, stories and connections I see between ancient images and contemporary issues; as well as highlight the amazing women who inspired me!

Announcing a new project: Eyeing Medusa!
Announcing a new project: Eyeing Medusa!
about 5 years ago

Eyeing Medusa is a new project by Amanta Scott commencing with a series of encaustic paintings of admirable women.

Summertime - group exhibition at Propeller Gallery
Summertime - group exhibition at Propeller Gallery
about 6 years ago

art exhibition at Propeller Gallery, Toronto, featuring: Amanta Scott - Aryan Ghaemmaghami - Dania Al-Obaidi - David Cumming - Dominique Prevost - Doug Adams - Pat Dumas-Hudecki - Frances Patella – Giuseppe Morano - Gordon Stamper - Ivanna Hreshchuk - Jack Wayne - Jacques Descoteaux - Jane Cousens - Janet Read - Joann Maplesden - Kima Lenaghan Lucie Collins - Maggie Doswell - Michael Black - Michelle Letarte - Nancy Newton - Ross Winter - Ruth Maude - Sarah Hawley - Sharon Dembo - Sharron Forrest.

Strong Survivors
Strong Survivors
about 6 years ago

An amazing group of people participated in Amanta Scott’s workshop for Parallel Lines art installation and social engagement project.

work progressing
work progressing
about 6 years ago

Paintings are progressing Amanta Scott’s workshop for Parallel Lines art installation and social engagement project.

Eyeing Medusa | Facing Lucretia | Parallel Lines

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