Brad Copping: Digital Publication Launch

Brad Copping: Digital Publication Launch

Setting afloat on a river in spate

Saturday, December 10 | 2 – 4 PM

Join us at the Art Gallery of Peterborough on Saturday, Dec. 10 to launch our first digital publication!

Documenting Brad Copping’s 2016 exhibition: Setting afloat on a river in spate, this digital publication offers a dynamic experience with image, video, audio as well as writing by Spencer J. Harrison and Fynn Leitch.

We’ll celebrate the launch with a casual panel discussion about the project and guests will be able to explore the digital site.

Refreshments will be served in the Gallery Shop.

Visit the digital publication site
installation view of Brad Copping's, setting afloat on a river featuring (from left): "trophy hunted: great white privilege," "reflections," "way-marking," and "drifting into hubris"
From the Opening Reception of Brad Copping's 2016 exhibition: setting afloat on a river in spate
Visitors interact with Brad Copping's "coat full of colonial chic" at the Opening Reception
Installation view of "setting afloat on a river in spate"
Detail of: drifting into hubris, 2016, beer and cider cans, monofilament fishing line, line weights
Installation view of "setting afloat on a river in spate"
Close view of: "way-marking," 2015, hot formed glass, artificial sinew
Installation view of "setting afloat on a river in spate"
Brad Copping at the Opening Reception of his exhibition
Two people view "trophy hunted: great white privilege" at the Opening Reception of "setting afloat on a river in spate"
"reflections," 2016, found cedar strip canoe, carved cherry wood paddles, mirror
trophy hunted: great white privilege, 2016, found canoe, mirror, walnut, brass

Brad Copping

setting afloat on a river in spate

Digital Publication

This digital publication documents Setting afloat on a river in spate, a solo exhibition of artwork by Brad Copping which was presented in the Art Gallery of Peterborough’s main gallery from June 4 to September 4, 2016.

This project is our first digital catalogue in a long history of publication which document our exhibition and contribute to the field of contemporary Canadian Art