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Cathy Daley
Canadian visual artist and educator (1955–2022) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Catherine Marie Daley (24 April 1955 – 2 March 2022) was a Canadian visual artist and educator located in Toronto, Ontario.[1]
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Personal life
Daley was born on 24 April 1955 in Toronto, Ontario.[2][3][4] She died on 2nd March 2022, at the age of 66.[5]
Career
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Daley earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts at the Ontario College of Art (OCA) (1973–74)[4] and studied at the Art's Sake Inc (1979–80).[3] She was an associate professor at OCAD University in the Faculty of Art, where she began teaching drawing and painting in 1988.[4]
Many of Daley's significant artworks are included in her Little Black Dress series (2001),[6] Power Dressing Fashion series (2003),[7] and Dance series (2009).[8] Her works have been exhibited in Canada and internationally since 1980,[9] in galleries such as the Project Gallery,[10] the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art,[11] The Power Plant,[12] the Southern Alberta Gallery,[13] the Museum Dhondt Dhaenens, and Mercer Union.[14]
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Daley's work investigates childhood memories and explores how women are represented through image and language in modern Western culture.[15] Her artwork draws inspiration from this imagery[16] and her resulting drawings are almost exclusively black pastel and charcoal on translucent vellum that reveal "disembodied gowns, tutus and billowy party frocks..."[16]
Collections
- National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario[3]
- Canada Council Art Bank, Ottawa, Ontario[17]
- The Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario[18]
- Tom Thomson Art Gallery, Owen Sound, Ontario[19]
Bibliography
- Feinstein, Roni. 1996. "Cathy Daley at Paul Petro." Art in America 84 (February): 99-100. ISSN 0004-3214.
- Osborne, Catherine. 1996. "Cathy Daley." Parachute no. 84 (Oct-Nov): 69-70. ISSN 0318-7020
- Enright, Robert. 1999. "A Sense of an Ending: Dress Me Up, Dress Me Down," Border Crossing no. 69 (Spring): 19(1):4-5.
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