RMG Neville Clarke: Threshold clothing both canonical and under-recorded

both canonical and under-recorded

• Essay by Linda Jansma

Lem recounts fragments from the history of her family’s immigration from China and the hand-laundry business they operated in the 1930s

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Tess Allas and Joseph Pugliese’s text speaks to Stimson’s powerful visual and material testimony on the impacts of the residential school system

RMG Neville Clarke: Threshold clothing both canonical and under-recordedIn this exhibition, Neville Clarke has focused his attention on the pregnant figure in a series of over twenty watercolour portraits completed over a two year period. Clarke's representation of the female figure is unique as he directs his artistic vision to the universal aspects of pregnancy: the physical, emotional and psychological. The initial inspiration for this series came from watching the progress of change in his wife while she was pregnant