RICHARD WATTS
  • about the artist
  • earth etchings
    • exhibitions
    • process
    • gallery
  • sculpture and installation
  • ongoing explorations
    • developing projects
    • community art
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exhibitions

"Reconnection" exhibition at Wilfrid Laurier University, 2021

This two-person online exhibition shares work that centres around the urgent need for facing our deepest compounding human-made crises, including climate change, inequality and a global pandemic, through Reconnection. These intersections are explored in Earth Etching sculptures which honour the earth, poetry, and video stories. People emerge to share stories and catalyze action, while the voice of the earth grounds us in the reminder that we are inseparable, calling us home to action.

Earth Etchings are represented in the exhibit through photographs and in-depth video profiles. This exhibition was a collaboration with the artist's son, Kai, and can be found here: library.wlu.ca/services/reconnections

"Earth Etchings" exhibition at the Tom Thomson Art Gallery, 2019

Earth Etchings explores environmental and climate change issues in various media, emphasizing connections between urban and wilderness experiences, and more specifically, between people and nature. The show will be on from June 14 - Sept 21, 2019 - to plan your visit and for more information you can visit the Tom Thomson site here.

"The Three Seasons" exhibition at the MacLaren Art Centre, 2012

> Curatorial statement by Ben Portis (PDF)
> The Three Seasons Podcast @ MacLaren (Audio)
> "Richard Watts: Weight of the Soul" essay by John K. Grande (PDF)

Commissions

Work can be commissioned in
​various sizes - contact the artist at Richard(at)RawArt2.com
ALL WORK © 2019. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Curatorial Inquiries

For exhibition and curatorial inquiries, contact Richard at
Richard(at)RawArt2.com
  • about the artist
  • earth etchings
    • exhibitions
    • process
    • gallery
  • sculpture and installation
  • ongoing explorations
    • developing projects
    • community art
  • contact