MARLENE CREATES
Born in Montreal, 1952 /
Née à Montréal en 1952.
EDUCATION / ÉTUDES
Queen’s
University, Kingston, Ontario, Bachelor of Art Education
(Hons.), 1970-74
Memorial
University of Newfoundland, St. John’s, English 4911, Advanced
Creative Writing in Poetry, 2006
Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John's, Biology 3610,
Boreal Ecology (audited), 2014
SOLO EXHIBITIONS / EXPOSITIONS
INDIVIDUELLES
Marlene Creates: Places, Paths, and Pauses / Marlene
Creates : Lieux, sentiers, et pauses, a touring
retrospective:
2017 Beaverbrook
Art Gallery, Fredericton, New Brunswick
Video tour of the
exhibition by Jon Pedersen:
https://vimeo.com/252866964
2018
Dalhousie
Art Gallery, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Confederation Centre Art Gallery,
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
2019 Carleton
University Art Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario
The Rooms Provincial Art Gallery,
St. John's, Newfoundland.
What
Came to Light at Blast Hole Pond River, Newfoundland
2017
Paul
Petro Contemporary Art, Toronto, a Featured Exhibition of the
Scotiabank CONTACT
Photography Festival.
2023 Museum
London, Rhino Lounge, presented by the Embassy Cultural House
in partnership with Wordsfest, London, Ontario.
To the Blast Hole Pond River
2017 Fogo
Island Gallery, Joe Batt's Arm, Newfoundland.
A Newfoundland Treasury of Terms for Ice and Snow
2018
Canadian Language Museum, Glendon Gallery, Glendon College,
Toronto
2015 Paul
Petro Contemporary Art, Toronto, a Featured Exhibition of the
Scotiabank CONTACT
Photography Festival
Tent Gallery,
Edinburgh College of Art, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Marlene Creates:
selected works from 30 years, 1982-2012
2013
Paul
Petro Contemporary Art, Toronto, a Featured Exhibition of the
Scotiabank CONTACT
Photography Festival.
Marlene
Creates: Signs of Our Time
2009
McIntosh
Gallery, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario.
2007
Cambridge
Galleries, Cambridge, Ontario
2006
Tom
Thomson Memorial Art Gallery, Owen Sound, Ontario
2005
The Rooms Provincial Art Gallery, St. John’s, Newfoundland
2005
Saint
Mary’s University Art Gallery, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Echoes of Grace
2007
A
Space Gallery, Toronto.
2005
Confederation Centre Art Gallery, Charlottetown, Prince Edward
Island
2004
Eastern
Edge Gallery, St. John’s, Newfoundland, invitational
exhibition for the 20th anniversary of Eastern Edge.
Language and Land Use, Newfoundland 1994
2003
Paved
Art + New Media, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
2001
University
of New Brunswick Art Centre, Fredericton, New Brunswick.
Dwelling and Transience
2001
Art
Gallery of Greater Victoria, Victoria, British Columbia.
Orientation
2001
Agnes
Etherington Art Centre, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario.
Questions about the Place, Nova Scotia 1998
2000
Acadia
University Art Gallery, Wolfville, Nova Scotia.
Language and Land Use, Alberta 1993
2000
Medicine
Hat Museum and Art Gallery, Alberta.
Places of Presence and other works
1999
Watershed
Media Centre, Bristol, England.
Intersections: Places, General Regulations, and Memories,
Mount Saint Vincent,
Halifax 1998
1998
installed
on the grounds of Mount Saint Vincent University, Halifax,
a project of MSVU Art
Gallery for the Mount's 125th anniversary.
Limites municipales, Québec 1997
1997
Vu,
Québec, Québec, for Trois fois Trois Paysages.
The Colour of My Voice, the Colour of the Land,
Newfoundland 1996 and Selected Works
1997
McMichael
Canadian Art Collection, Kleinburg, Ontario.
Language and Land Use, Newfoundland 1994
1998
Mount
Saint Vincent University Art Gallery, Halifax, Nova Scotia
1997
Art
Gallery of Algoma, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
1996
Thunder
Bay Art Gallery, Thunder Bay, Ontario
1996
Timmins Museum, Timmins, Ontario
1996
Emma
Ciotti Gallery, Iroquois Falls, Ontario
1995
Collins
Gallery, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland, for Fotofeis
International
Festival of Photography
1995
Eastern Edge Rogue Gallery, St. John's, Newfoundland.
Marlene Creates: Narratives of Place 1988-1994 / Contes
mémographiques 1988-1994
1996
Stewart
Hall Art Gallery, Pointe Claire, Quebec.
Persistance de la géographie
1995
La
Chambre blanche, Québec, Québec.
Marlene
Creates: Landworks 1979-1991
1993
Art
Gallery of Memorial University, St. John’s, Newfoundland, and
tour:
1993 Carleton University Art
Gallery, Ottawa, Ontar
1993
Southern Alberta Art
Gallery, Lethbridge, Alberta
1994
Confederation
Centre Art Gallery, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
1994
Winnipeg Art Gallery, Winnipeg, Manitoba
1995
Dalhousie
University Art Gallery, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Language
and Land Use, Alberta 1993
1993
Southern
Alberta Art Gallery, Lethbridge, Alberta, and tour:
1995
Cherry
Coulee Christian Academy, Bow Island, Alberta
1995
Medicine Hat Community College, Alberta.
Places of Presence: Newfoundland kin and ancestral land,
Newfoundland 1989-1991
1994
Southern
Newfoundland Seamen’s Museum, Grand Bank, Newfoundland
1994
Mary March Regional Museum (renamed Demasduit Regional Museum
in 2022), Grand Falls-Windsor, Newfoundland
1993
Gallery
44, Toronto, Ontario.
Marlene Creates
1993
SAW
Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario, invitational exhibition for the
20th anniversary of SAW Gallery.
A River, an Island, a
City: the Persistence of Geography, Montreal 1992 /
1992
Sun
Life Building, Montreal, Quebec.
The
Distance Between Two Points is Measured in Memories,
Labrador 1988
1991
Forest
City Gallery, London, Ontario
1991
Vik Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta, for The Works Festival
1991
Gallery Connexion, Fredericton, New Brunswick
1990
Ufundi
Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario
1990
Presentation House Gallery, North Vancouver, British Columbia
1989
14th
Labrador Creative Arts Festival, Happy Valley-Goose Bay,
Labrador
1989
Sir Wilfred Grenfell College Art Gallery, Corner Brook,
Newfoundland
1989
Eastern Edge, St. John’s, Newfoundland.
The Distance Between Two Points is Measured in Memories
1987
Gallery
101, Ottawa, Ontario.
Landworks 1979-1985
1987
Northern
Life Museum and National Exhibition Centre, Fort Smith, NWT.
Marlene Creates (Art Gallery of Ontario, Extension
Services)
1986
White
Water Gallery, North Bay, Ontario
1984
Artcite,
Windsor, Ontario
1983
National
Exhibition Centre, Thunder Bay, Ontario
1982
Confederation
College, Kenora, Ontario.
Landworks: Baffin Island 1985
1986
Labrador
Institute of Northern Studies, Happy Valley-Goose Bay,
Labrador.
Landworks: Newfoundland 1982
1986
Arts
and Culture Centres, Newfoundland, provincial tour.
Places, Paths, Memories
1986
Stewart
Hall Art Gallery, Pointe Claire, Quebec.
Des lieux, des sentiers, des souvenirs
1985
Vu,
Québec, Québec.
A Pothole and a Petroglyph, Vancouver Island 1984
1985
Avenue
Bookshop, Ottawa, Ontario.
Paper, Stones and Water
1984-88
Canadian
Museum of Contemporary Photography touring exhibition:
The
Station Gallery, Whitby, Ontario
National
Film Board of Canada, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Centre
d’exposition de St-Hyacinthe, Québec
Temiskaming
Art Gallery, Haileybury, Ontario
Photo
Union Gallery, Hamilton, Ontario
W.B.
Lewis Library, Deep River, Ontario
Bibliothèque
de Brossard, Brossard, Québec
Musée
Minéralogique et d’Histoire Minière, Asbestos, Québec
Edmonton
Public Library, Edmonton, Alberta.
Paper and Place
1983
Dunlop
Art Gallery, Regina, Saskatchewan
1983
Centre Eye Gallery, Calgary, Alberta.
Pierres et Papier
1983
L’Imagier
centre d’exposition, Aylmer, Québec.
On Site
1982
Art
Gallery of Memorial University, St. John’s, Newfoundland.
Paper, Stones and Water: Ireland 1981
1981
Algonquin
College Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario.
Paper, Stones and Water
1981
Art
and Research Exchange, Belfast, Northern Ireland
1981
Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Kingston, Ontario
1981
Artspace, Peterborough, Ontario
1980
SAW
Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario.
Two Stories to Every Side
1979
Galerie Sans Nom, Moncton, New Brunswick
1978
SAW
Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario.
LIVE-ART EVENTS / PERFORMANCES
A
Devil's Blanket
2021 composed by Duane Andrews based on Marlene
Creates's A Newfoundland Treasury of Terms for Ice and
Snow,
premiere
performance by the Harbourlight Quartet (Nancy Case-Oates,
violin; Mado Christie, piano;
Amy Collyer-Holmes, cello; Kate Read, viola), First Light Centre for Performance & Creativity, St. John's.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBS9p1fN-Ik
(start at 35:35–54:36).
2022 Sound Symposium XX, performed by the Harbourlight Quartet, D.F. Cook Recital Hall, Memorial University, St. John's.
2024
Single launch, performed by the Harbourlight Quartet,
Bannerman Brewery, St. John's.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lbZ24VcsJNvPtloPGBkrFRkx_DwOn7Q9/view?usp=drive_link
The Boreal Poetry Garden, in situ performances:
2024 for Grade 4 students from Beachy Cove Elementary for the Year of the Arts with collaborators Katie Baggs, singer-songwriter on guitar and ukulele;
Christine Carter, clarinet and moose horn; Jack Eastwood, shadow puppets of local mammals; Florian Hoefner, accordion and
percussion; Don McKay, nature poetry and moose horn; Louise
Moyes, contemporary dance; Matthew Roome, saxophone; and Laura
Temple, natural history.
2022&2023 Memorial University of
Newfoundland, Department of English, Nature Writing,
graduate Creative Writing course.
2019 Rambles
and Mammals: Feet Following Paws and Hooves with
collaborators Rita Anderson, cognitive science about local
wildlife; Jack Eastwood, creative writing
and shadow puppets; and Don McKay, poetry and moose horn.
Memorial University of
Newfoundland, Department of English, Here and Away: A Non-fiction Workshop on Writing
About Place.
2018 Meandering
with the Blast Hole Pond River with collaborators
Katie Baggs, original songs about water; Denise Hennebury,
environmental interpretation of the river
ecosystem; Don McKay, a new river poem; Anna Swanson, poems
about
wild swimming; and Liz Zetlin, films about
water.
2017 Fire
| Light with
collaborators Kjell Andersson, accordion; Carissa Brown, the
ecology of fire and light in the boreal forest;
Don McKay, poetry and acting principal
moose horn; and Aaron McKim, fire juggling, swallowing, and
throwing.
2016 Breezes,
Breath,
and Bellows with Christine Carter, clarinet and moose
horn; Florian Hoefner, accordion; and Don McKay, poetry and
moose horn.
St.
Bonaventure's College, St. John's, Grade 12 English class.
2015 Earth as planet; earth as soil
with poet Don McKay, mycologist Faye Murrin, and botanist
Peter Scott,
in conjunction with the UN International
Year of Soils.
2014 Sound Symposium XVII, Boreal Breaths and Steps with
Nicola
Hawkins, dance; Don McKay, poetry; and Louise Moyes, dance.
Festival of New Dance, Boreal
Breaths and Steps part 2 with Susanna Hood, dance,
and Scott Thomson, trombone.
‘Open Mic’ event at The
Boreal Poetry Garden in conjunction with 100 Thousand Poets and Musicians
for Change.
2013 Musicians
in
Concert with The Boreal Poetry Garden with Rob Power,
percussion; Rozalind MacPhail, flute; & Ilia Nicoll,
viola.
Memorial University of Newfoundland, Department of English, Writing With Pictures.
‘Open
Mic’ event at The Boreal
Poetry Garden in conjunction with 100 Thousand Poets and Musicians
for Change.
2012 The
Garden, The Field, The Boreal & Its Understory with
conservation biologist Luise Hermanutz and guest poet Liz
Zetlin.
Birds and Beasts and Other
Creatures with cognitive and behavioral ecologist
Bill Montevecchi and guest poet Monica Kidd.
Tuff Love: Ancient Volcanic Rock
on the Northeast Avalon with geologist Paul Dean and
guest poet Don McKay.
Royal
Canadian Academy of Arts, Annual General Assembly.
Memorial University Department of Education, Environmental Education Across
the Curriculum.
2011 The UN International Year of Forests
2011 and Canada’s first National Tree Day, with guest poets
Mary Dalton, Tom Dawe,
Danielle Devereaux, and
Don McKay.
2010 The Writers’ Alliance of Newfoundland
& Labrador.
2009 Eastern Edge Gallery, fund-raising
event.
2008 The League of Canadian Poets, Poetry
Festival and Conference.
2008 Sound Symposium XIV.
INTERNET PROJECT / PROJET
INTERNET
2010 A Virtual Walk of The Boreal Poetry Garden, in collaboration with Elizabeth Zetlin and Jed Baker.
http://marlenecreates.ca/virtualwalk/
VIDEO SCREENINGS / PROJECTIONS
2021
Bewegter Wind:
Change?!, 10th
International Moving Wind Art Festival, Windkunst und
Landschaft und interkultureller
Kommunikation / Wind Art and Landscape and
Intercultural Communication, North Hesse, Germany.
Scrap Metal Gallery, Toronto.
Bonavista
Biennale, Salt Fish Plant, Catalina, Newfoundland.
2016 Wessex Society of
Newfoundland, Fisheries and Marine Institute of Memorial
University, St. John’s.
Canadian High Commission, Canada House, London, England.
Schumacher College, Dartington Hall Estate, Totnes, Devon, England, Language, Landscape & the Sublime symposium.
Somerset House,
London, England, Walking
Women symposium.
Geumgang Nature Art Biennale, video exhibition Water, Korean Nature Artists Association-YATOO, Republic of Korea.
rare Charitable Research Reserve, ECO Centre, Cambridge, Ontario.
Boreal Ecology,
Biology 3610, Memorial University, St. John's.
2015 Women Directors'
International Film Festival, New Delhi, India.
Finger Lakes Environmental
Fim Festival, Ithaca College, NY.
Northeast
Modern
Language
Association Annual Convention, Special Event sponsored by
Cultural & Media Studies and
Interdisciplinary Humanities, Royal York Hotel, Toronto.
Resource Centre for the Arts, LSPU Hall, St.
John’s at the book launch for Brickle, Nish, and Knobbly: A Newfoundland
Treasury of Terms for Ice and Snow, Boulder
Publications.
University of Cambridge, Green Knowledge' biennial
conference of the Association
for the Study of Literature and
Environment–UK & Ireland (ASLE–UKI), Cambridge, England.
Voices from the Waters International
Traveling Film Festival, Bangalore, India.
University of Strathclyde, Canadian Literature Reading Group,
English Department, School of Humanities and
Social Sciences, Glasgow, Scotland.
University of St
Mark & St John, English and Creative Writing program,
Plymouth, England.
2014 Boreal Ecology,
Biology 3610, Memorial University, St. John’s.
WADE IN, part of Eastern Edge
Gallery's 30th anniversary events, 30/30 Vision.
St. John’s International Women’s Film
Festival, St. John’s, Newfoundland.
ViDEOTExT Festival, Bramberg,
Austria.
Society for Existential and
Phenomenological Theory and Culture at Congress 2014 of the
Humanities and Social Sciences,
Brock
University, St. Catharine’s, Ontario.
2011 Ok.Quoi?! Contemporary
Arts Festival, Video
Drive-In, Sackville, New Brunswick.
2010 Planet in Focus
International Environmental Film & Video Festival, “Green
Market”, Toronto.
2010 St. John’s International
Women’s Film Festival, St. John’s, Newfoundland.
2010 The Voice: VISIBLE VERSE
Videopoetry Festival, Vancouver, BC.
2007
St. John’s International Women’s Film
Festival, St. John’s, Newfoundland.
GROUP EXHIBITIONS / EXPOSITIONS COLLECTIVES
The Art of Nature,
permanent collection exhibition
2024 National Gallery of Canada,
Ottawa.
Exploration
dans la mémoire de Boréal Art Nature
2024 Musée d'art contemporain des
Laurentides, Saint-Jérôme, Quebec.
Watershed
2024 Paul Petro Contemprary Art,
Toronto.
Gather: In
Celebration of Year of the Arts
2024 The Rooms Provincial Art
Gallery, St. John's.
Home Again, BAE and BFA Alumni Exhibition
2024 Union Gallery, Queen's
University, Kingston, Ontario.
Directors
Collect: 100 Years
2024 Art Gallery of Hamilton, Ontario.
A Community of Trees
2024 Embassy Cultural House, London, Ontario,
online exhibition.
https://www.embassyculturalhouse.ca/a-community-of-trees.html
Enigma
2023 Tom Thomson Art Gallery, Owen
Sound, Ontario.
How Do I Look? Ways of Understanding Art
2023 The Rooms Provincial Art Gallery,
St. John's, Newfoundland.
Art in the
Open
2023 Charlottetown, PEI
Editions
Part Two
2023 Paul Petro Contemporary Art,
Toronto.
A
Few of Our Favourite Things: Selections from the Permanent
Collection
2023 Dalhousie Art Gallery, Halifax, Nova
Scotia.
What
Is Left
2022 Paul Petro Contemporary Art,
Toronto, a Featured Exhibition in the Scotiabank
Photography Festival.
Home
2022 Partners for the Arts, Come
Home 2022 exhibition, Murray's Garden Centre,
Portugal Cove, Newfoundland.
Water-Wise, River Breath:
Reframing design's role with water
2022 Art Gallery of Alberta, Edmonton.
Bonavista Biennale:
The Tonic of Wildness
2021 Lester-Garland House, Trinity,
Newfoundland.
Some Versions of Landscape
2021 Paul
Petro Contemporary Art, Toronto.
Tara
Bryan — A Celebration
2021 Christina Parker Gallery, St.
John's.
Canaries in a Coal
Mine
2020 Paul Petro Contemporary Art,
Toronto.
Next Year’s Country
2020 Remai
Modern,
Saskatoon.
Thought, outside
2020 Western Front, Vancouver.
Governor General's
Awards in Visual and Media Arts 2019
2019 National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa.
Future
Possible: Art of Newfoundland and Labrador from 1949 to
Present
2019 The Rooms Provincial Art Gallery, St.
John's.
another Landscape show
2019 Art Gallery of Alberta, Edmonton.
Àdisòkàmagan / Nous
connaître un peu nous-mêmes / We'll all become stories: A
Survey of Art in the Ottawa-Gatineau Region
2018 The Ottawa Art Gallery, Ottawa.
Meditation
2018 Paul Petro Contemporary Art,
Toronto.
in medias
res / into the middle of things
2018 Paul Petro Contemporary Art, Toronto.
Photography in Canada, 1960–2000
/ La photographie au Canada, 1960–2000
2017 National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, and
touring:
2018 The Rooms Provincial Art Gallery, St.
John’s.
Out of the Bush Garden:
Contemporary Artists from Central-Eastern Canada, Imago
Mundi Canada,
2017 Palazzo Loredan, Istituto Veneto di
Scienze, Lettere ed Arti, Campo Santo Stefano, Venice, Italy
2018 Onsite Gallery, OCAD University, Toronto.
So Lightly Here
2017 Paul Petro Contemporary Art, Toronto.
Belonging to a Place: An
Exhibition by Fogo Island Arts
2017 Scrap Metal Gallery, Toronto.
Bonavista Biennale: Art
Encounters on the Edge
2017 2 Rooms Contemporary Art Projects,
Duntara, and the Salt Fish Plant, Catalina, Bonavista
Peninsula, Newfoundland.
The Tremendous
Elusive: Emily Carr and the Canadian Imaginary
2016 Canada House Gallery, London, England.
Landing
2015 Art Gallery of Peterborough,
Peterborough, Ontario.
Nature Present in
conjunction with the Future
of Nature? conference and festival
2015 Rotary Arts Centre, City Hall, Corner
Brook, Newfoundland.
Incidence Report
2015 Dalhousie Art Gallery, Halifax, Nova
Scotia.
A Mark of Effort,
participatory art project and exhibition
2015 University for the Creative Arts,
Farnham, Surrey, UK
The
Art of Walking
2014 The Museum in the Park, Stroud,
Gloucestershire, England, UK.
Land Reform(ed) / Le paysage (re)visité
2014 Âjagemô Gallery (Canada Council
for the Arts exhibition space), Ottawa, Ontario.
Changing
Tides: Contemporary Art of Newfoundland and Labrador
2014 McMichael Canadian Art
Collection, Kleinburg, Ontario.
Vernal Pool: A participatory art project about place
+ precipitation
by Karen Abel with Jessica Marion Barr, part of Grow Op: Exploring Landscape +
Place
2014 Gladstone Hotel,
Toronto.
Artists’ Walks
2014 Art Gallery of
Peterborough, Ontario.
The Walking
Encyclopaedia
2014 AirSpace Gallery,
Stoke-on-Trent, England, UK.
History Becomes
You
2013 Paul Petro
Contemporary Art, Toronto.
Lost Horizon: Landscape by Other Means
2013 Saint Mary's
University Art Gallery, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Heart of the Moment: Selections from the
Permanent Collection
2013 Ottawa Art Gallery,
Ottawa.
Spotlight on 40
Years: Artworks from the Canada Council Art Bank
2012 Canada Council Art
Bank, Ottawa, Ontario.
engram (a memory trace)
2011
MacKenzie Art Gallery,
Regina, Saskatchewan.
25
for 25: A celebration of the Provincial Art Bank Program’s
25 years of collecting
2011
Provincial
Seamen’s Museum, Grand Bank, Newfoundland
2012 Mary March
Provincial Museum (renamed Demasduit Regional Museum in 2022),
Grand Falls-Windsor, Newfoundland
2012
The Rooms Provincial Art Gallery, St. John’s, Newfoundland.
The Living City: Inclusive,
Sustainable, Creative
2010
Canada Pavilion, World Expo 2010, Shanghai, China.
Provincial Arts and Letters
Exhibition
2010
The Rooms
Provincial Art Gallery, St. John's, Newfoundland.
Reflections on
Water
2009
Centre for Contemporary Art and the
Natural World, Haldon Forest Park,
Exeter, Devon, UK
Time After Timeline Members Exhibition
for the 25th anniversary of
Eastern Edge
2009 Eastern
Edge Gallery, St. John's, Newfoundland.
Evidence: The Ottawa City
Project
2008
Ottawa
Art Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario.
Trace Elements: Selections from The Rooms Provincial Art
Gallery
2008
Rideau
Hall, Ottawa, Ontario.
Community Art Exhibition
2008
A1C Gallery, St. John's,
Newfoundland.
A Century of Women and Work
2007
Toronto
City Hall, Toronto, Ontario
2007
Workers
Arts & Heritage Centre, Hamilton, Ontario
2007
Sheraton
Centre, Toronto
2007
St.
Clair Centre for the Arts, Windsor, Ontario
2007
Westin
Harbour Castle Hotel, Toronto
2007
Metro
Toronto Convention Centre, Toronto
2008
Royal
York, Toronto
2008
Workers Arts & Heritage Centre, Hamilton, Ontario
2009
British Columbia
Government Employees Union conference, Vancouver.
REcollections
2007
The
Rooms Provincial Art Gallery, St. John’s, Newfoundland.
A Walk in the Park
2007
Dalhousie
Art Gallery, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Sur la route / On the road
2006
Musée
régional de Rimouski, Rimouski, Québec.
New Acquisitions
2006
Art
Gallery of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta.
Imprints
2005
Canadian
Museum of Contemporary Photography, Ottawa, Ontario.
Weathervane
2005
The
Ottawa Art Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario
2005
Oakville Galleries, Oakville, Ontario
2006
Museum
London, London, Ontario
2006
La Galerie d’art de l’Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM),
Montréal, Québec.
Selections from the Permanent Collection, opening
exhibition
2005
The
Rooms Provincial Art Gallery, St. John’s, Newfoundland.
2005
The
Ottawa Art Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario.
Three Rivers: wild waters, sacred places
2004
Yukon
Arts Centre Public Art Gallery, Whitehorse, Yukon, and tour:
2005
Robert
McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa, Ontario
2005
Maltwood Art Museum and Gallery, University of Victoria,
British Columbia
2006
Kelowna
Art Gallery, Kelowna, British Columbia
2006
Art Gallery of Peterborough, Peterborough, Ontario
Exhibit A: Photography from Atlantic Canada
2004
Saint
Mary’s University Art Gallery, Halifax, Nova Scotia, and tour:
2005
Sir
Wilfred Grenfell College Art Gallery, Corner Brook,
Newfoundland
2005
Prefix Institute of Contemporary Art, Toronto, Ontario.
Future Cities
2004
Art
Gallery of Hamilton, Hamilton, Ontario.
The Limestone Barrens Project
2004
Sir
Wilfred Grenfell College Art Gallery, Corner Brook,
Newfoundland, and tour:
2004
Tom Thomson Memorial Art Gallery, Owen Sound, Ontario
2005
Model
Arts and Niland Gallery, Sligo, Ireland
2005
The Rooms Provincial Art Gallery, St. John’s, Newfoundland.
First View: Recent Acquisitions
2003
Carleton
University Art Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario.
Revealing the Subject
2003
Oakville
Galleries, Oakville, Ontario, and tour:
2003
WKP Kennedy Gallery, North Bay, Ontario
2004
Art
Gallery of Peterborough, Peterborough, Ontario
2004
The Visual Arts Centre of Clarington, Bowmanville, Ontario
2004
MacLaren Art Centre, Barrie, Ontario.
The Bigger Picture: Portraits from Ottawa
2003
The
Ottawa Art Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario.
View Finders: Celebrating 50 Years of Collecting
2003
MacKenzie
Art Gallery, Regina, Saskatchewan.
Dualities: Contemporary works from the Permanent Collection
Artists in the Arctic
2003
National
Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario.
Tide Line: Contemporary art from the Atlantic Provinces,
part of the Atlantic Scene Festival
2003
City
Hall Art Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario.
Atlantic Art, part of the Atlantic Scene Festival
2003
National
Arts Centre, Ottawa, Ontario.
A Little Bit of Funk: Recent Western and Contemporary
Acquisitions
2003
Art
Gallery of Greater Victoria, Victoria, British Columbia.
2003
St.
John’s City Hall, St. John’s, Newfoundland.
North & South: tradition, invention and intervention in
Labrador
2002
Art
Gallery of Newfoundland & Labrador, St. John’s,
Newfoundland.
An Invested Nature
2002
Dalhousie
University Art Gallery, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
River City
2001
The
Edmonton Art Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta.
A Hard Place: Observations on Geology in the Permanent
Collection
2001
Art
Gallery of Newfoundland & Labrador, St. John’s,
Newfoundland.
Artists in a Floating World: the Marion McCain Atlantic Art
Exhibition
2000
Beaverbrook
Art Gallery, Fredericton, New Brunswick, and tour:
2001
Dalhousie
University Art Gallery, Halifax, Nova Scotia
2001
London Regional Gallery, London, Ontario.
From the Eastern Edge
2000
I-Land
Gallery, Toronto, Ontario.
Year 01
2000
Eastern
Edge Gallery, St. John’s, Newfoundland.
Zone 6B: Art in the Environment
2000
The
City of Hamilton and the Royal Botanical Gardens, through the
Art Gallery of Hamilton, Ontario.
“Taking Inspiration from Marlene Creates, Canadian
Photographer”: Exploring ‘Place’
within School
2000
I-Land
Gallery, Toronto, Ontario.
Cultural Cross Currents: ConTexts
2000
MacKenzie
Art Gallery, Regina, Saskatchewan.
In Camera
2000
Tom
Thomson Memorial Art Gallery, Owen Sound, Ontario.
Four on the Floor
2000
Eastern
Edge Gallery, St. John’s, Newfoundland.
Light Proof
2000
Art
Gallery of Newfoundland & Labrador, St. John’s,
Newfoundland.
Love
2000
Resource Centre for the Arts, St. John’s, Newfoundland.
Marlene Creates: Questions about the Place, Nova Scotia
1998 &
Richard Holden: Local
Histories
1999
Eastern
Edge Gallery, St. John's, Newfoundland.
Land Marks
1999
National
Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario.
Images of Us
1999
Resource
Centre for the Arts, St. John's, Newfoundland.
Landshapes: Records of Actions, part of SIGHT/SITE:
Visualizing Earth at the Millennium
1999
Southeast
Museum of Photography, Daytona Beach, Florida, and tour:
2000
The
von Liebig Art Center, Naples, Florida
2000
The Contemporary Art Center of Virginia, Virginia Beach,
Virginia.
Ville imaginaire, ville identitaire
1998
Salle
Multi de Méduse, Québec, Québec, for colloque organized by
l'Université Laval and Vu.
Landscape and Place; Narrative and Photography
1998
Anna
Leonowens Gallery, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
La Face / The Face – In Search of the Emblematic
1998
Dazibao,
Montreal, Quebec.
Métronome
1998
La
Chambre blanche, Québec, Québec.
Les
lieux communs: Culture populaire et art contemporain
1997
Musée
régional de Rimouski, Rimouski, Québec
1998
CIAC
– Centre international d'art contemporain, Montréal, Québec.
Contemporary Charts
1997
Devon
House Gallery, St. John's, Newfoundland.
500 Years Later: Contemporary Photography in Newfoundland
& Labrador,
St. John's Photography
Co-Op
1997
Resource
Centre for the Arts, St. John's, Newfoundland.
Theatrum Mundi: the Marion McCain Atlantic Art Exhibition
1997
Beaverbrook
Art Gallery, Fredericton, New Brunswick, and tour:
1998
Dalhousie
University Art Gallery, Halifax, Nova Scotia
1998
Art Gallery of Newfoundland & Labrador, St. John's,
Newfoundland
1999
Canadian
Embassy, Washington, D.C.
1999
MacKenzie Art Gallery, Regina, Saskatchewan.
Survey Results Show...
National
Gallery of Canada touring exhibition:
1997
Oakville
Galleries, Oakville, Ontario
1997
The Nickle Arts Museum, Calgary, Alberta
1998
Rodman
Hall Arts Centre, St. Catharines, Ontario
1998
Winnipeg Art Gallery, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Contours
1997
Olga
Korper Gallery, Toronto, Ontario.
Manœuvres: Regional Representation in the Canada Council
Art Bank
1997
The
Ottawa Art Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario.
Selected Photographs from the City of Ottawa Collection
1997
Karsh-Masson
Gallery, Ottawa City Hall, Ottawa, Ontario.
The
Labrador Interpretation Centre, North West River, Labrador
1997
inaugural exhibition opened by HM Queen Elizabeth II.
Rethinking the Rural in Contemporary Newfoundland Art
1997
Art
Gallery of Newfoundland & Labrador, St. John's,
Newfoundland.
St. John's Photography Co-Op
1996
Resource
Centre for the Arts, St. John's, Newfoundland.
Looking Back IV: 1991-1995
1996
Southern
Alberta Art Gallery, Lethbridge, Alberta.
Swinging the Lead
1996
The Old Leadworks, Bristol, England, for Bristol
96, International Festival of the Sea.
Container 96 – Art Across Oceans
1996
Copenhagen,
Denmark, for Copenhagen 96, Cultural Capital of Europe.
Signatures: Newfoundland Women Artists and Writers
1996
Eastern Edge Gallery, St. John's, Newfoundland.
Afterimages: Representing The Absent Body
1996
School
of Architecture, Technical University of Nova Scotia, Halifax.
The Edge of Town, Second International
Distinguished Artists Symposium and Exhibition
1995
Joseloff
Gallery, University of Hartford, Connecticut.
Storyland:
Narrative Vision and Social Space
1995
Walter
Phillips Gallery, Banff, Alberta.
Displaced Histories / Histoires déplacées
1995
Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography, Ottawa,
Ontario.
Calanais
1995
An
Lanntair, Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, Scotland, and tour:
1995
Galerie du
Faouëdic, Hôtel de Ville, Lorient, Brittany, France, for Festival
Interceltique
de Lorient
1996
Talbot
Rice Gallery, University of Edinburgh, Scotland
1996
Barrack Street Museum, Dundee, Scotland
1997
Maclaurin
Art Gallery, Ayr, Scotland
1997
Glasgow School of Art, Glasgow, Scotland
1997
Ironworks Gallery, Summerlee Heritage Park, Coatbridge,
Scotland.
Land and Sea: Eight Artists from Newfoundland
1995
Art Gallery of Newfoundland and Labrador, St. John’s
(formerly Art Gallery of Memorial University)
1995
The
Queen’s University of Belfast, Belfast, Northern Ireland
1995
The
Glebe House and Gallery, Churchill, County Donegal, Ireland
1995
Monaghan
County Museum Gallery, Monaghan, Ireland
1996
Model
Arts Centre, Sligo, Ireland
1996
Garter Lane Arts Centre, Waterford, Ireland
1996
The Boole Library, University College, Cork, Ireland.
Anti-Slogans
1995
Cairn Gallery, Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, England.
Landscapes
and Portraits from City Collections
1994
Karsh-Masson Gallery, Ottawa City Hall, Ottawa, Ontario.
The
Vocation of Storytelling: rooted in community
1994
Struts Centre, Sackville, New Brunswick.
Home Is Where The Art Is
1994
Eastern Edge, St. John’s, Newfoundland, and tour:
1994
Galerie
B-312 Émergence, Montréal, Québec
1994
SAW
Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario
1995
Forest
City Gallery, London, Ontario
1996
Definitely
Superior, Thunder Bay, Ontario
1996
Alternator Gallery, Kelowna, BC.
Anecdotes
and Enigmas: the Marion McCain Atlantic Art Exhibition
1994
Beaverbrook
Art Gallery, Fredericton, New Brunswick, and tour:
1995
Art
Gallery of Memorial University, St. John’s, Newfoundland
1995
Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, Halifax
1996
Hart
House Art Gallery, University of Toronto, Ontario.
Margins
of Memory
1993
Art Gallery of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario.
Earth,
Air and Water
1993
Eastern Edge, St. John’s, Newfoundland.
Earthscape
1993
Art Gallery of Peterborough, Peterborough, Ontario.
Telling
Tales
1993
White Water Gallery, North Bay, Ontario.
Possible
Maps
1993
Resource Centre for the Arts, St. John’s, Newfoundland.
Michel Campeau et/and Marlene Creates: Photo-sequences
1993
Eastern
Edge, St. John’s, Newfoundland.
New Found Photographers
1993
James Baird Gallery, St. John’s and Toronto.
Pièces d'identités
1993
La Centrale, Montréal, Québec.
In
Tandem: works by Marlene Creates, Har Prakash Khalsa, and
Arlene Stamp
in collaboration with
others
1992
KAAI, Kingston, Ontario.
Impact:
Public Installations by Artists of Atlantic Canada /
Installations
publiques par des artistes du Canada
1992
Moncton,
New Brunswick, through Galerie d’art de l’Université de
Moncton.
Fire
1992
Eastern
Edge, St. John’s, Newfoundland.
Environment
1992
The Photographers Gallery, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
Rephotographing
the Land
1992
Dalhousie University Art Gallery, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
No Fishing
1991
Resource Centre for the Arts, St. John’s, Newfoundland.
Location
and Displacement
1991
SAW
Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario.
Wrapture
1990
Ufundi Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario.
Some
Photographic Elements
1989
Gallery 44, Toronto, Ontario.
Maskunow:
A Trail, A Path
1989
Art Gallery of Memorial University, St. John’s.
Notions of Environment
1989
Eastern Edge, St. John’s, Newfoundland, and tour:
1989
Great
George Gallery, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
1989
Anna
Leonowens Gallery, Halifax, Nova Scotia
1989
AKA,
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
20th Anniversary Exhibition (Queen’s and St. Lawrence
Fine Arts Programs)
1989
Agnes
Etherington Art Centre, Kingston, Ontario.
Persons
Award Exhibition (for
the
Status of Women)
1988
National
Arts Centre, Ottawa, Ontario.
On Landscape
1988
Ufundi
Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario.
Transart
1988-
Ottawa-Carleton Transitway and Canada Council Art Bank
project.
Sans
Démarcation
1987
Sault
Ste. Marie, Ontario, through the Art Gallery of Algoma and
Visual Arts Ontario.
101 at NAC
1987
Niagara
Artists’ Centre, St. Catharines, Ontario.
Process to 3D
1986
The Gallery/Stratford, Stratford, Ontario (Art Gallery of
Ontario, Extension Services).
The
Physicality of Landscape: Christo, Paterson Ewen, Marlene
Creates
1985
Artspace,
Peterborough, Ontario.
Traces from the Travels of Marlene Creates and Pat Martin
Bates
1985
Mount
Saint Vincent University Art Gallery, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Ontario Jury Exhibition
1985
Rodman
Hall, St. Catharines, Ontario.
Intervention in the Landscape
1985
Brock
University, St. Catharines, Ontario.
Polaroid deux
1985
Axe
Néo-7, Hull, Québec.
Contemporary Canadian Photography from the Collection of
the National Film Board
1984-87
national
touring exhibition:
Musée
du Québec, Québec
Art
Gallery of Hamilton
Dalhousie
Art Gallery, Halifax
National
Gallery of Canada, Ottawa
Winnipeg
Art Gallery
Presentation
House Gallery, North Vancouver
Edmonton
Art Gallery.
Regional Juried Exhibition
1983
Agnes
Etherington Art Centre, Kingston, Ontario.
Photographic Sequences
1983
Art
Gallery of Peterborough, Peterborough, Ontario.
Ontario Jury Exhibition
1982
Rodman
Hall, St. Catharines, Ontario.
Elements: Points of View on Nature / Éléments : points de
vue sur la nature
1981
National
Film Board of Canada, Photo Gallery, Ottawa.
Provincial Cultural Symposium exhibition
1981
Ottawa
City Hall, Ottawa, Ontario.
Letters to Kobe
1981
Kobe
Port Island Exposition, Kobe, Japan.
Four Ottawa Artists
1978
Artspace,
Peterborough, Ontario.
Visual Arts Faculty Exhibitions
1977-79
Algonquin
College Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario.
Artists Who Teach
1977
York
Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario.
HONOURS / DISTINCTIONS
Honorary Doctor of
Letters (D. Litt.), Memorial University, St. John's, 2024
https://gazette.mun.ca/campus-and-community/convocation-set-2/
recording of the
Convocation:
https://dai.mun.ca/media/convocat/Convocation2024Spring28Maymorningsession.mp4
The
Order of Newfoundland and Labrador, 2021
https://www.gov.nl.ca/releases/2021/exec/0716n08-2/
https://vocm.com/2021/09/01/order-of-nl-investiture-2021/
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/order-newfoundland-labrador-2021-1.6161239
video portrait by The Canada Council for the Arts:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7apC0qVneE8&feature=youtu.be
The Mary MacDonald Award, Excellence in
Visual Arts (EVAs), VANL-CARFAC, 2019
Special Recognition Award, International Film Festival for
Environment, Health, and Culture, Jakarta, Indonesia, 2015
Royal Reel Award, Canada International Film Festival,
Vancouver, 2015
The Grand Jury Award, Yosemite International Film Festival,
2014
The BMW Exhibition Prize, Scotiabank CONTACT Photography
Festival, Toronto, 2013
Government of Newfoundland & Labrador Arts and Letters
Award (Poetry), 2010
The CARFAC National Visual Arts Advocate Award, 2009
The Long Haul Award, Excellence in Visual Arts
(EVAs), VANL-CARFAC, 2009
Elected to the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts, 2001
The 1996 Artist of the
Year Award,
Newfoundland and Labrador Arts Council
‘Best of Show’, Regional
Juried Exhibition, Agnes Etherington Art Centre,
Kingston, Ontario, 1983
GRANTS / BOURSES
Canada Council for the Arts
Canada/Newfoundland
Agreement on Economic Renewal
Canada/Newfoundland
Cooperation Agreement on Cultural Industries
Canada/Newfoundland
Comprehensive Economic Development Agreement
City of St. John’s
Cultural Economic
Development Program, Government of Newfoundland & Labrador
Newfoundland and Labrador Arts Council / ArtsNL
VISITING ARTIST lectures,
panels / ARTISTE INVITÉE, conférences
Acadia University Art Gallery,
Wolfville, Nova Scotia, 1992, 2000
Agnes Etherington Art Centre,
Kingston, 1981, 2001
AKA, Saskatoon, 1989
Algonquin College Gallery, Ottawa,
1981
ARCCO Conference, Convergence
Strategies & Influences, Congress Centre, Ottawa,
2002
Art and Research Exchange, Belfast,
Northern Ireland, 1981
Artcite, Windsor, 1984
art.earth, Dartington Hall Estate,
Totnes, England:
High Water: sharing our
connections to the sea and the tides (online event
via Zoom), 2021
Sentient Performativities: thinking
alongside the human, symposium (via Zoom), 2022
Art Ex: Visual Art in the
Exploits Valley, artists' panel, Gordon Pinsent
Centre for the Arts, Grand Falls-Windors, 2010
Art Gallery of Algoma, Sault Ste.
Marie, 1987
Art Gallery of Greater Victoria,
Victoria, 2001
Art Gallery of Newfoundland &
Labrador, St. John’s, 1999, 2001
The City
Lecture Series, 2000
Art Gallery of Peterborough,
Ontario, 1993
Artspace, Peterborough, 1981, 1985
Association of Canadian Clubs:
Edmonton, Grande Prairie, Lethbridge, Lindsay, Medicine Hat,
Moose Jaw, Orillia, Oshawa, 1983-84
Association for Literature,
Environment, and Culture in Canada (ALECC), plenary speaker
at the biennial conference,
Space + Memory = Place,
University of British Columbia Okanagan, Kelowna, B.C., 2012
Atlas Obscura, Brooklyn, NY, The Hidden World of
Lichens with Felicity Roberts, in collaboration with
Marlene Creates, Emily Jan, and
Yolanda Wiersma (via Zoom), 2021
Beaverbrook Art Gallery,
Fredericton, panel: Retrospective?
The paths we have trodden, the paths we still pursue,
2017
Bishop Feild Elementary School, St. John's, 1998, 1999
Bonavista Biennale, panel: Art & Place, Coaker
Foundation, Port Union, Newfoundland, 2017
Brock University, Department of Fine Arts, St. Catharines,
1985
Brother T. I. Murphy Learning
Resource Centre, Community Youth Arts Program, St. John's,
2003, 2008
Cabot College, Textile
Studies Program, St. John’s, 1994
Cambridge Galleries, Cambridge,
Ontario, 2007
Canada Council Art Bank, Ottawa, 1987
Canadian Historical Association
Annual General Meeting at Congress
2011 of the Humanities and Social Sciences, St.
Thomas University,
Fredericton,
panel: Art, Memory, and Place:
Interdisciplinary Perspectives on the work of Marlene
Creates, 2011
Canadian Museums Association national conference, St.
John's, 2010
panel: The Art and Science of People,
Place and Meaning
Canadian Museum of
Contemporary Photography, Ottawa, 1995
Canadian Parks and Wilderness
Society, St. John’s, 2007
Carleton University Art Gallery,
Ottawa, 1993, 2019
Department of Continuing Studies, 1987
Department of Art History, 1992
La Centrale, Montréal,
1993
Central Junior Secondary School,
Victoria, 2000
Central Newfoundland Visual Arts
Society (CNVAS), Grand Falls-Windsor, 2012
Centre Eye Gallery, Calgary, 1983
Centre for Contemporary Art and the Natural World, Haldon
Forest Park, Exeter, Devon, England, 2009
La Chambre blanche/Musée du Québec,
Québec, Investir un lieu, 1995
College of the North Atlantic,
Visual Arts Department, Stephenville, Newfoundland, 2000
College of the North Atlantic, Textile Studies Program, St.
John's, Artists'
Copyright and Intellectual Property, 2011
Collins Gallery, University of
Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland, 1995
Commonwealth Foundation, Fellowship
Program, St. John's, 1996
Comox Valley Art Gallery,
Courtenay, British Columbia, 2022
Concordia University,
Montreal
Faculty of Fine Arts,
1992, 2016
Art History
Department, 1995
Photography Programme,
1998
Centre for
Interdisciplinary Studies in Society and Culture, Waters Lost, Waters Found
Research Group, 2016
Culture and
Communication course, Loyola College for Diversity and
Sustainability (via Zoom), 2021, 2022
Confederation Centre
Art Gallery, Charlottetown, 1992, 1994, 2018
Confederation College, Kenora, 1982
Crafts Council of Newfoundland &
Labrador, A Public Art and Commissions Seminar, 2003
CSARN (Canadian Senior Artists'
Resource Network) annual conference, Maintaining Creativity V,
panelist
on "Isolation, Disruption, and the Healing Benefit of the
Arts", 2020
Dalhousie University, Halifax,
Department of English, Spoken
Word, Storytelling, and Literary Performance
course, 2018
Dazibao, Montréal, 1993
Deveron Arts, Huntly, Scotland, 2015
Dundas Valley School of Art, Dundas,
Ontario, 1983
Dunlop Art Gallery, Regina, 1983
Eastern Edge Gallery, St. John’s,
1999
CARFAC
Self-management seminar for Visual Artists, 1994
Manufacturing a Newfoundland Culture:
the Arts and the Bottom Line, 1996
Container 96 – Art Across Oceans,
Copenhagen, 1996
The Salon
Féministe, 2002
Women with a Cause,
2008
Art=Work, A Public Forum Regarding Arts Workers
in Newfoundland & Labrador, 2013
Conundrums, Confessions,
Contradictions, and Concerns: Working as Environmental
Artists in 2019,
presented by Eastern Edge at Murray's Garden
Centre, Portugal Cove, as part of the Hold Fast Festival,
2019
Edmonton
Art Gallery, 1993, 2001
Elemental Festival on
Walking, 4elements
Living Arts, Kagawong, Manitoulin Island, Ontario, 2016
Est-Nord-Est, Saint-Jean-Port-Joli,
Québec, 1997
Fogo Island Gallery, Joe Batt's Arm, Newfoundland, Marlene Creates in Conversation with Nicolaus Schafhausen, 2017
Fogo Island Arts Week, former SUF
Hall (Society of United Fishermen), Joe Batt's Arm,
Newfoundland, 2022
Forest City Gallery, London, Ontario, 1991
Full Tilt Creative Centre, McIvers,
Newfoundland, Polyglot
Plot colloquium, 2012
Gallery 44, Toronto, 1993
Gallery 101, Ottawa, 1987
Gallery Connexion, Fredericton, 1991
Glasgow School of Art, Glasgow,
Scotland, 1994
Grant MacEwan Community College,
Fine Art Program, Edmonton, 1993
Grenfell Art Gallery, Memorial
University of Newfoundland, Corner Brook, 2021
Hartford Art School, University of
Hartford, Connecticut, 1995
Heritage Foundation of Newfoundland
and Labrador, Intangible Cultural Heritage Program,
Drawing Memory Maps workshops
at the Arts & Culture Centre, St. John’s, 2012
and at
Fishing for Folklore: An
Introduction to Intangible Cultural Heritage, Petty
Harbour Community Centre, 2014
Inuit Art
Foundation, Nain, Labrador, 1991
Kelowna Art Gallery, BC, 2013
Labrador East Integrated School Board, Happy Valley-Goose
Bay, Labrador, 1989
League of Canadian Poets Annual
Conference, St. John’s, panel: The Moving Image of
Poetry, 2008
The Library & Gallery,
Cambridge, Ontario, 1994
The Light Symposium, organized by the Philosophy &
English Departments, Memorial University, and
the Art Gallery of
Newfoundland & Labrador, St. John’s, 2002
Los Parronales Writers' Retreat, El
Noviciado, Chile, Re-seeing
Things, 2012
MacKenzie Art Gallery, Regina,
panel: The Relevance of Regionalism, 1999
Mary March Regional Museum (renamed
Demasduit Regional Museum in 2022), Grand Falls-Windsor,
Newfoundland, 1994
Marystown Central High School,
Marystown, Newfoundland, 1989
McIntosh Gallery, University of
Western Ontario, London, Ontario, 2009
McMaster Museum of Art, Hamilton,
panel: Zone 6B: Art in the Environment, 2000
McMaster University, Hamilton, Art
Department, 1983, 2016
McMichael Canadian Art Collection,
Kleinburg, Ontario, 1997
Medicine Hat Museum and Art Gallery,
Alberta, 2000
Memorial University, Corner Brook,
Newfoundland, 1982
Memorial
University, St. John's, Newfoundland,
Art Gallery, 1982,
1987, 1990, 1993
Extension Arts, St.
John’s, 1986
Department of Humanities, School of
Graduate Studies, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2001
Faculty of Education,
Between a Rock and a Great Place, Learning Vacation,
2002
Faculty of
Education, conference: Despite
This Loss: Culture, Memory and Identity in Newfoundland
and Labrador, 2006
Mendel Art Gallery, Saskatoon, 2003
Monaghan County Museum Gallery,
Monaghan, Ireland, 1995
Morrab Library, Penzance, Cornwall,
England, 2025
Mount Saint Vincent University Art Gallery, Halifax, 1985,
1998
Musée régional de Rimouski,
Rimouski, Québec, 1997
Museum London, Words Festival,
panel: GardenShip and State: A Book is a World,
London, Ontario, 2023
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_Gk_vgmpnE
National Exhibition Centre, Thunder
Bay, 1983
National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa,
1987, 1993, 1999
Newfoundland & Labrador Social
Studies Council, conference: Celebrating Centuries
of Culture;
panel: Whither
Newfoundland Culture?, 1997
North Atlantic Forum, Culture, Place & Identity
at the Heart of Regional Development, international
conference, St. John’s, 2011
panel: Nature as Muse
Northeast Modern Language Association Annual
Convention, Toronto, 2015
Nova Scotia College of Art and Design University,
Halifax, 1992, 1997, 2004, 2005, 2018
panel: Why
Landscape?: Site, Image and Language, 1994
Ottawa Women’s Credit Union, Arts
Committee, 1987
Paradise Elementary School,
Paradise, Newfoundland, 1988
Photo Union Gallery, Hamilton, 1985
Presentation House Gallery, North
Vancouver, 1990
Queen’s University, Art Department,
Kingston
Geography Department, Kingston, 2001
rare Charitable
Research Reserve ECO Centre, Cambridge, Ontario, 2016
Resource Centre for the Arts, St. John's, conference: Shifting Practice;
panel: Dissemination, 2002
Robert Gordon University, Gray’s School of Art, Aberdeen, Scotland, 2015
Rotary Club of St. John's East, The
Lantern, St. John's, 2024
Royal Canadian Academy of Arts, Annual General Assembly, St.
John's, panel: Genius
Loci: Spirit of Place, 2012
St. Bonaventure’s College, Grade 12
English class, St. John’s, 2016
St. John's Native Friendship Centre Association, Business
of the Arts Conference, 1999
St. Lawrence Elementary School,
Portugal Cove, Newfoundland, 1989
Saint Mary’s University Art Gallery,
Halifax, 2005
panel: Artist/Writer?,
1992
St. Thomas University, Critical
Theory in Contemporary Visual Art course, Fine Arts
Department, Fredericton, 2017
Santiago
Writers, Santiago, Chile, Back
to the Things Themselves, 2012
SAW
Gallery, Ottawa, 1993
Schumacher College, Dartington Hall
Estate, Totnes, Devon, England, Language, Landscape & the Sublime
symposium, 2016
Sheridan College, Art Department,
Oakville, 1983
Sir Wilfred Grenfell College,
Department of Visual Arts, Corner Brook, Newfoundland, 1989,
1990, 1996, 2000, 2006
Society for Existential and
Phenomenological Theory and Culture (EPTC), at Congress 2014 of the
Humanities and Social Sciences,
Brock University, St.
Catharine’s, Ontario, panel on the theme of weather for Back To The Things Themselves!,
2014
Southern Alberta Art Gallery, Lethbridge, 1993
Southern Newfoundland Seamen’s
Museum, Grand Bank, 1994
State University
of New York (SUNY), Department of Art, Buffalo, NY (via
Zoom), 2022, 2025
Stewart Hall Art Gallery, Pointe
Claire, Quebec, 1986, 1996
Stroud Valleys Artspace, Stroud,
Gloucestershire, England, 2016
Struts Centre/Owens Art Gallery,
Sackville, New Brunswick, 1994
Terry Fox Canadian Youth Centre,
Ottawa, 1983
The Rooms, St. John’s, Newfoundland,
2005, 2020
In
Conversation: Marlene Creates and Anne Pickard, 2024
Tom Thomson Memorial Art Gallery,
Owen Sound, 2004, 2006
Words Aloud Festival,
2008
Université d’Ottawa, Département des
Arts Visuels
Université du Québec à Hull et la
Maison du Citoyen, Hull, colloque: Art en Situation,
1988
Université du Québec à Montréal,
Département d’arts plastiques, Montréal, 1992
Universities Art
Association of Canada, Queen’s University, Kingston, panel:
Nature and Art/Practice and Theory, 1991
University of British Columbia
Okanagan, Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies, Kelowna,
BC, 2013
University
of Chichester, Departments of Fine Art and English &
Creative Writing, Chichester, England, 2016
Environmental
Humanities Research Group, 2025
University of East London, England, in conjunction with the
LivingMaps Network, 2025
University
of Edinburgh, Edinburgh College of Art, ‘Art, Space +
Nature’ Masters program, Edinburgh, Scotland, 2015
University of Edinburgh, Centre of Canadian Studies, School
of Social and Political Science, Edinburgh, Scotland, 2015
University of Glasgow, EcoCultures: Glasgow’s
Festival of Environmental Research, Policy and Practice,
participated on the panel: Cross-discipline engagement and the artist in
society, 2015
University of Glasgow, School of
Culture and Creative Arts, Theatre Studies Unit, Glasgow,
Scotland, 2015
University of Kent, School of Arts and Image Studies,
Canterbury, England, 1996
University of Lethbridge, Art
Department, 1992, 2001
University
of New Brunswick, Department of English & Creative
Writing, Fredericton, 2017
University of Ottawa, Department of Visual Arts, 2013
University of Oxford, School of
Geography and the Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford, England, 1996
University
of Plymouth, School of Art and Media, Plymouth, England,
2008
Fine Art and
Photography Department, Land/Water and the Visual Arts
Research Group, 2015,
2025
University of Reading, Department of
Film, Theatre and Television, England,
research seminar for "Atmospheric Forces" (via Zoom), 2021
University of Regina, Department of
Visual Arts, 1996
University of St Andrews, Institute for Theology,
Imagination and the Arts, St Andrews, Scotland, 2015
University of St Mark & St John, English
and Creative Writing program, Plymouth, England, 2015
University of Siena, Centro
Siena-Toronto, Siena, Italy, 2010
University of Strathclyde, Canadian Literature Reading
Group, English Department, School of Humanities and
Social Sciences, Glasgow, Scotland, 2015
University of Sussex, Centre for
Life History Research, Brighton, England, 2009
University of Toronto, Rotman School of Management, through
the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts, 2003
University of Toronto, Art
Department, graduate seminar on Ecological Art in Canada since the 1960s,
2011
University of Trento, 9th Ethnography and Qualitative
Research Conference, panel: The politics and poetics of
walking ethnographies,
Trento,
Italy (via Zoom), 2023
University of Turin, Master in North
American Studies, Faculty of Literature and Foreign
Languages, Turin, Italy, 2010
University of Turin, keynote speaker at the conference Trees In/And/Around Literature
in the Anthropocene, Turin,
Italy (via Skype), 2019
University of Venice, Scuola di
Dottorato in Lingue, Culture e Società, Venice, Italy, 2010
University of Victoria, Department of Visual Arts, 2001
University of the West of England,
Bristol School of Art, Media and Design, Bristol, England,
keynote presenter at
the symposium: Art, Rural
Life and Environmental Concern, 2008
University of Westminster, London, England, Photography
Forum, 2025
Visual Artists Newfoundland &
Labrador, St. John’s, 1995, 1996, 1999, 2004
Vu, Québec, 1985, 1997
Walking the Land artists collective,
Minchinhampton, Nailsworth, England 2025
Walter Phillips Gallery, Banff, Alberta, 1995
Wasan Island, Ontario, The
Wasan Dialogues on Remaking Canada's Places and Creative
Place Making, 2013
Watershed Media Centre, Bristol,
England, 1999
Wessex Society of Newfoundland,
Fisheries and Marine Institute of Memorial University, St.
John’s, 2006, 2016
White Water Gallery, North Bay,
1986, 1993
Wilfred Laurier University,
Waterloo, 1994
Women in Photography Fifth National
Conference, Simmons College, Boston, panel: The Landscape in Question,
1997
Yukon Arts Centre Public Art
Gallery, Whitehorse, Yukon, 2004
ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE and
COMMUNITY-BASED PROJECTS /
RÉSIDENCES D'ARTISTES et PROJETS COMMUNAUTAIRES
McLoughlin Gardens,
Merville, Vancouver Island, through Comox Valley Art Gallery,
Courtenay, British Columbia, 2022
Fogo Island Arts, Newfoundland, 2017
Beaverbrook Art Gallery,
Fredericton, New Brunswick, 2017
Eastern Comma Artist-in-Residence, rare Charitable Research Reserve, Cambridge,
Ontario, 2016
4elements Living Arts, Kagawong, Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Elemental
Festival on Walking,
2016
Liminus Festival, Gros Morne Summer Music,
Woody Point and Corner Brook, Newfoundland, 2015
University of British Columbia Okanagan, Faculty of Creative
and Critical Studies, Kelowna, BC, 2013
Full Tilt Creative Centre, McIvers, Newfoundland, Ployglot
Plot colloquium, 2012
W(here) Festival, Pictou
County,
Nova Scotia, Award Ribbons for Places
in Pictou County, 2012
http://wherefestival.wordpress.com/award-ribbons-for-places/
Three
Rivers Journey,
Yukon (part of the Boreal Rendezvous), through the Canadian
Parks and Wilderness Society, 2003
Est-Nord-Est,
Saint-Jean-Port-Joli, Québec, Les lieux communs: Culture
populaire et art contemporain, 1997
McMichael Canadian Art
Collection, Kleinburg, Ontario, in conjunction with the
exhibition The Colour of My Voice,
the Colour of the Land, Newfoundland 1996
and Selected Works, 1997
Boréal Multimédia, Lac
Nemiskachi, Québec, La Tête des Eaux, 1995
Southern Alberta Art
Gallery, Lethbridge, in conjunction with Language and Land
Use, Alberta 1993
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario,
in conjunction with the exhibition Sans Démarcation, 1987
Brock University, Ste.
Catharines, Ontario, in conjunction with the exhibition Intervention
in the Landscape, 1985
Art Gallery of Memorial
University, St. John’s, Newfoundland, in conjunction with the
exhibition On Site, 1982
TEACHING and
related activities / ENSEIGNEMENT et autres travaux
Languages, Literatures, and Modern Cultures, in
cooperation with Department of Medical Sciences,
2019
Mentor for the Environment/Land-based Artist Residency
through Eastern Edge Gallery, St. John’s, Newfoundland.
Mapping and
Memories: Archival Maps and Memory Mapping the Past,
workshop, The Rooms, St. John’s.
2018
Beachy Cove Elementary School, Portugal Cove-St.
Philip’s, Newfoundland, ArtsSmarts
project.
Newfoundland Writers'
Guild, St. John's, Memory
mapping and Place workshop.
Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Fredericton, New
Brunswick, workshops.
2016
University of Chichester, Departments of Fine Art and English
& Creative Writing, Chichester, England, workshop.
Elemental
Festival on Walking,
4elements Living Arts, Kagawong, Manitoulin Island, Ontario,
workshops.
rare Charitable Research
Reserve ECO Centre, Cambridge, Ontario,
workshop.
2015
Edinburgh College of
Art, University of Edinburgh, invited Academic Visitor for the
Art, Space + Nature MFA
program,
fall term.
2015
Robert Gordon
University, Gray's School of Art, Aberdeen, Scotland,
workshop.
2012-13
Holy Trinity Elementary, Torbay, ArtsSmarts projects.
2012 Central Newfoundland Visual
Arts Society (CNVAS), Grand Falls-Windsor, workshop.
2011
Beachy Cove Elementary
School, Portugal Cove-St. Philip’s; Virginia Park Elementary,
St. John's;
St. Mary’s Elementary,
St. John’s; Holy Trinity Elementary, Torbay; and Topsail
Elementary, ArtsSmarts
projects.
2010
Department of Education, Government of Newfoundland &
Labrador, ArtsWork workshops
for teachers in Cow Head,
Lewisporte, North West
River, Trinity, St. John’s, Mainland/La Grand’Terre, NL.
2010
VANL-CARFAC, professional development workshops for artists in
Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Corner Brook,
Gander, St. John’s, and
Grand Falls-Windsor, NL.
2005-10 Holy Trinity Elementary
School, Torbay, Newfoundland, ArtsSmarts projects.
2008
Holy Name of Mary
Academy, Lawn, Newfoundland, ArtsSmarts projects.
2004
Stella
Maris Academy, Trepassey; Baltimore School Complex, Ferryland;
Mobile Central High School, Mobile;
St.
Kevin’s Junior High, Goulds; Prince of Wales Collegiate, St.
John’s, Schools-in-Community:
Student Perspectives
from Newfoundland
& Labrador, art project in conjunction with
the Ontario Institute
for Studies in Education (OISE), Toronto.
2002
Mount
Saint Vincent University, Department of Education, Extension
course, St. John's.
2001
Mary
Queen of Peace School, St. John’s, Artists-in-the-Schools
Program.
1998
Nova
Scotia College of Art and Design, Photography Department,
Halifax.
Mount
Saint Vincent University, Department of Education, Extension
course, St. John's.
1991
Program
Director of Summer Residency, Art, Environment, and Land
Use / Art, environnement et territoire,
Photography
Program, The Banff Centre for the Arts, Banff, Alberta.
1987-88
Community
Arts Educator, Memorial University, St. John's, Newfoundland.
1982-85
University
of Ottawa, Visual Arts Department.
1975-82
Algonquin
College, Visual Arts Department, Ottawa.
2023–
Arts, Wellness, &
Heritage Community Site, member of the Board of
Directors, Portugal Cove-St. Philip's, Newfoundland
2022–2023 Arts, Wellness & Heritage (AWH) Committee
for the Portugal Cove-St. Philip's Chamber of Commerce
2020–
Partners for the Arts, Portugal Cove-St.
Philip's arts association, co-founding member, Newfoundland
2014–2015 Advisory Committee on the Environment
(ACE), co-founding member, Portugal
Cove-St. Philip's, Newfoundland
2012 PLaCE
(Place Location Context and Environment) International
Research Centre (England), associate member
http://www.uwe.ac.uk/sca/research/place/
2010–2012 Royal
Canadian Academy of Arts, head of the steering committee for
the Annual General Assembly, St. John's
2004–2008 VANL-CARFAC (Visual Artists Newfoundland
& Labrador, provincial affiliate of CARFAC),
Co-chair & Board member
1997–2007 Arts
and Letters Committee, Government of Newfoundland &
Labrador
2005
Visual
Arts Special Advisory Committee, Canada Council for the Arts,
Ottawa
2003–05
Royal
Canadian Academy of Arts, member of the national council
2000–04
The
Canada Council Art Bank Advisory Committee
1995
The
Canada Council Art Bank, Transition Advisory Committee
1986–94
Eastern
Edge Gallery, St. John’s, co-founding member and member of the
Board of Directors
1979
ANNPAC
(Association of National Non-Profit Artists Centres), Ontario
Representative
walk
· listen · create, contributing member
Engage with Nature-Based Solutions, an initiative led by the University of Victoria, BC, with funding by Environment and
Climate Change Canada, 2024
https://engagewithnbs.ca/artist/marlene-creates-don-mckay-the-boreal-poetry-garden/
Fogo Island Arts, Artist Edition, Shorefast Foundation, Newfoundland, 2022
Health Care Corporation of
St. John’s, Echoes of Grace for the Women’s Health
Centre, Health Sciences Centre,
St.
John's, 2001
Art Gallery of Greater
Victoria, Dwelling and Transience, Greater Victoria 2000,
through the Canada Council for
the
Arts Millennium Fund, 2000
Art Gallery of Hamilton,
for the exhibition Zone 6B: Art in the Environment,
2000
Gallery 101, Ottawa, for
the gallery’s 20th anniversary publication, Bearings:
Four Photographic Essays, 2000
Mount Saint Vincent
University Art Gallery, for the university's 125th
anniversary, 1998
Sun Life Assurance Company
of Canada, for the City of Montreal’s 350th
anniversary, 1992
PUBLIC COLLECTIONS / COLLECTIONS PUBLIQUES
Agnes Etherington Art
Centre, Queen’s University, Kingston
Air Canada, Montreal
Art Gallery of Algoma,
Sault Ste. Marie
Art Gallery of Alberta,
Edmonton
Art Gallery of Greater
Victoria
Art Gallery of Hamilton
Art Gallery of Peterborough
Beaverbrook Art Gallery,
Fredericton
Canada Council Art Bank,
Ottawa
Canadian Museum of
Civilization, Hull
Canadian Museum of
Contemporary Photography, Ottawa
Carleton University Art
Gallery, Ottawa
City of Montreal
City of Ottawa
Dalhousie University Art
Gallery, Halifax
Department of Foreign
Affairs, Government of Canada
Dunlop Art Gallery, Regina
Esplanade Arts and Heritage
Centre, Medicine Hat
Government of Newfoundland
& Labrador, Provincial Art Bank
Health Care Corporation of
St. John’s
MacKenzie Art Gallery,
Regina
Memorial University of
Newfoundland, St. John’s
Mount Saint Vincent
University Art Gallery, Halifax
National Gallery of Canada,
Ottawa
Oakville Galleries,
Oakville
Ottawa Art Gallery, Ottawa
Remai Modern, Saskatoon
Saint Mary's University Art
Gallery, Halifax
Stewart Hall Art Gallery,
Pointe Claire
The Rooms Provincial Art
Gallery, St. John’s
Tom Thomson Memorial Art Gallery, Owen Sound
Yukon Arts Centre Gallery,
Whitehorse
CURATING and related activities
/ TRAVAUX DIVERS COMME CONSERVATRICE
1990-92
Co-ordinator,
Eastern Edge, St. John’s, Newfoundland
1990
Small Works: In Search of a Non-Toxic Art Practice,
Eastern Edge, St. John’s
1990
Don Wright 1931-1988: A Retrospective
Art
Gallery of Memorial University, St. John’s, and tour: Sir
Wilfred Grenfell College Art Gallery,
Confederation
Centre Art Gallery, Acadia University Art Gallery, Edmonton
Art Gallery, Art Gallery of
Greater
Victoria, Galerie d’art de l’Université de Moncton, Nickle
Arts Museum, National Gallery of Canada
1988
City
and
Sea, installations by 15 Newfoundland artists in the
former Newfoundland Savings Bank, St. John’s
1987
Memory/Souvenir, Festival of the Arts exhibition by 17
Ottawa-area artists in the former Courthouse, Ottawa
1987
The Diary Exhibition/Journaux intimes, diaristic
artworks by 16 Canadian artists
Art
Gallery of Memorial University, St. John’s, and tour: Art
Gallery of York University, Galerie d’art de
l’Université
de Moncton, Anna Leonowens Gallery, Artspace, Art Gallery of
Algoma, Robert McLaughlin Gallery,
Stewart
Hall Art Gallery, Norman Mackenzie Art Gallery
1986
New Found Artists Land at Artspace/ ... at SAW Gallery/ ...
at KAAI,
Art Gallery of Memorial
University, and tour
1986
Works from the Eastern Edge, Galerie Sans Nom, Moncton,
New Brunswick
1985-86
Curatorial
Intern, Art Gallery of Memorial University, St. John’s,
Newfoundland
1985
Co-curator,
Art in situ, Festival of the Arts exhibition by 14
Ottawa-area artists
in
the former Fire Station No.3, Ottawa
1979-82
Curator
of the Performance Program and Assistant Director, SAW
Gallery, Ottawa
PUBLISHED WRITING BY THE ARTIST & ONLINE
INTERVIEWS /
PUBLICATIONS DE L'ARTISTE et ENTREVUES AFFICHÉES SUR LE WEB
"Award Ribbons for
Places." In Ecoart
in Action: Activities, Case Studies, and Provocations for
Classrooms and Communities,
Amara Geffen, Ann Rosenthal, Chris Fremantle, and
Aviva Rahmani, eds., New Village Press, New York.
"Interview with Marlene Creates." Member
Voice & Guide, Portugal Cove-St. Philip's, August.
https://livelocalpcsp.ca/marlene-creates-august-2022-member-guide-interview/?preview=true
2021
"Celebrating Our Places with Memory Maps." In COVID-19
& Us, Seniors' Letters to the Future: testi, memory
maps,
mémoires au temps de la
COVID, Carmen Concilio, ed., Nuova Trauben Editions,
Turin, Italy.
"Tuning and Being Tuned By
a Patch of Boreal Forest: Works from The Boreal Poetry Garden,
Newfoundland, Canada."
In Trees in Literatures and the
Arts: HumanArboreal Perspectives in the Anthropocene,
Carmen Concilio and Daniela
Fargione, eds.,
Lexington Books, The Rowman &
Littlefield Publishing Group, Ecocritical Theory and
Practice series, Lanham, Maryland, USA.
2020 Stories of Social Distancing 2:
Marlene Creates, Fogo Island Arts, posted May 25.
2019 Video
portrait of Marlene Creates by the Canada Council for the Arts
for the 2019 Governor General’s Awards in Visual
and Media Arts, directed by Luc Bourdon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7apC0qVneE8&feature=youtu.be
"Q&A:
Environmental artist Marlene Creates on Governor General’s
Award win,” CBC News, St. John's (March 10).
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/marlene-creates-governor-generals-award-1.5048227
Timothy
Parsons.
“Marlene Creates First Newfoundland Visual Artist to Win
Governor General’s Award,” The
Muse,
Memorial University of
Newfoundland, St. John’s (March 25).
https://www.themuse.ca/marlene-creates-first-newfoundlander-to-win-governor-general-award/
Interview with Marlene Creates commissioned
by The Rooms Provincial Art Gallery, St. John's, for the
exhibition Future Possible:
Art of Newfoundland
and Labrador from 1949 to Present ( May 31, 2019) 4
min.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIHUmsgh3QY
“Artist Spotlight:
Marlene Creates," by Anita Barak, Canada Council Art Bank (
July 10, 2019)
https://artbank.ca/blog/2019/7/artist-spotlight_marlene-creates
“Portrait de l’artiste :
Marlene Creates,” par Anita Barak, Banque d’art du Conseil des
arts du Canada (10 juillet 2019)
https://banquedart.ca/blogue/2019/7/artist-spotlight_marlene-creates
2018 “Marlene Creates: Precise Moments in
Particular Spots,” online interview with Caitlin Chaisson for
Far Afield
https://static1.squarespace.com/static/58389544d482e96c060c72a1/t/5bb3f70dc83025a8d2ca97cf/1538520914946/Creates_Marlene_Interview_FarAfield.pdf
2017 Bonavista Biennale, interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=222E9UGxq44
( April 29, 2018) 1 min. 29 sec.
2016 Marlene Creates.
“A Newfoundland Treasury of Terms for Ice and Snow,” online
publication from the conference
Language, Landscape
& the Sublime, art.earth, Schumacher College, Dartington
Hall, Totnes, Devon, UK
http://languagelandscape.info/marlene-creates/
“Exploring Place, Memory Maps, and Language with Marlene
Creates” interview with Dale Jarvis for the Heritage
Foundation’s Intangible Cultural Heritage and CHMR Radio,
Memorial University, St. John’s, 30 min.
http://doodledaddle.blogspot.ca/2016/09/exploring-place-memory-maps-and.html
2014 “The Proust Questionnaire: Marlene
Creates”, National Gallery of Canada online magazine,
https://www.gallery.ca/magazine/artists/the-proust-questionnaire-marlene-creates
https://www.beaux-arts.ca/magazine/artistes/le-questionnaire-de-proust-marlene-creates
Atlas Place: Understanding Where We Are, online interview with Glenn Bach, Mar Vista, California,
https://imprintable.org/2014/05/06/marlene-creates/
“On
Leaving Only Footprints—An Interview with Marlene Creates,”
online interview with Walter Lewis, University of
Sunderland, UK
http://walterlewisblog.wordpress.com/2014/09/29/on-leaving-only-footprints
vol 42 no 4, (Fall): 5-7.
2008
"Impermanence and Temporality," online interview
with Leah Oates, NY Arts Magazine,
http://nyartsmagazine.net/impermanence-and-temporality/
2007
“Fission
Bruise” with Don McKay, in Apples under the Bed:
Recollections and Recipes from B.C. Writers
and
Artists, Hedgerow Press, Sidney, B.C.
1992
“Nature
is a verb to me”, Rephotographing the Land, Dalhousie
University Art Gallery, Halifax
1990
“Don
Wright: the artist as a part of the whole”, Don Wright
1931-1988: A Retrospective, Art Gallery of Memorial
University,
St. John’s
1988
City
and Sea, Extension Arts and the Art Gallery of Memorial
University, St. John’s
1987
Memory/Souvenir, Festival of the Arts exhibition, Ottawa
The
Diary Exhibition/Journaux intimes, Art Gallery of Memorial
University, St. John’s
1986
New
Found Artists Land at Artspace/...at SAW Gallery/...at KAAI,
Art Gallery of Memorial University, St. John’s
1985
Art
in situ, Festival of the Arts exhibition, Ottawa
MONOGRAPHS / MONOGRAPHIES
Marlene Creates: Places of Presence: Newfoundland kin and
ancestral land, Newfoundland 1989-1991,
Killick Press, St.
John's.
Ruth
Wieder. Marlene Creates: The Colour of My Voice, the
Colour of the Land, Newfoundland 1996
and
Selected Works,
Heather Webb. Cartographies of Consciousness-raising: Mapping Out
a Feminist Approach in the Work of Marlene Creates,
MA
thesis, Department of Art History, Concordia University,
Montreal
http://spectrum.library.concordia.ca/394/1/MQ40230.pdf
1994 Marlene Creates:
Language and Land Use, Alberta 1993, Southern Alberta
Art Gallery, Lethbridge.
1993 Susan Gibson Garvey. “The
Specificity of Place”, in Marlene Creates: Landworks
1979-1991,
John
Scully. Places of Presence: Newfoundland kin and ancestral
land, Newfoundland 1989-1991,
Gallery 44, Toronto.
1990 Jacqueline Fry. Marlene
Creates: The Distance Between Two Points is Measured in
Memories, Labrador 1988,
Presentation
House Gallery, North Vancouver (reprinted 1998).
1989 Colleen O’Neill. Marlene
Creates: The Distance Between Two Points is Measured in
Memories, Labrador 1988,
Sir
Wilfred Grenfell College Art Gallery, Corner Brook.
1983 Linda Harvey-Rioux. Marlene
Creates: Paper and Place, Dunlop Art Gallery, Regina.
1982
On Site, Art Gallery of Memorial
University, St. John’s.
1981 Paper, Stones and Water, Agnes Etherington Art
Centre, Kingston.
1979
Two Stories to Every Side, Galerie Sans Nom, Moncton.
GROUP EXHIBITION PUBLICATIONS / PUBLICATIONS ASSOCIÉES
À DES EXPOSITIONS COLLECTIVES
2021 Patricia
Grattan and Matthew Hills. Bonavista Biennale: The Tonic
of Wildness / Le tonique de la nature,
Bonavista Biennale Inc., Newfoundland.
2020
Sandra Fraser. Next Year’s
Country, Remai Modern, Saskatoon.
2017 Andrea
Kunard. Photography in
Canada, 1960-2000 / La photographie au Canada, 1960–2000,
National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa.
Alexandra McIntosh, Nicolaus Schafhausen, and Eleanor Taylor.
Belonging to a Place: An
Exhibition by Fogo Island Arts, Art en Valise,
Fogo Island Arts, and Scrap Metal Gallery,
Toronto.
Rebecca Basciano, Jim Burant,
Michelle Gewurtz, Catherine Sinclair, et al. Àdisòkàmagan / Nous connaître un
peu nous-mêmes /
We'll all become stories, A Survey
of Art in the Ottawa-Gatineau Region, Ottawa Art Gallery and
Figure 1 Publishing, Vancouver, BC.
Catherine Beaudette and Patricia
Grattan. Bonavista
Biennale: Art Encounters on the Edge / Art et conjonctures,
2 Rooms Contemporary Art Projects, Duntara,
Newfoundland. https://bonavistabiennale.com/catalogue/artists/marlene-creates/
2016
Lisa
Baldissera. The Tremendous
Elusive: Emily Carr and the Canadian Imaginary,
Canada House Gallery, London (UK)
Breathing Art, Geumgang Nature Art Biennale and Korean Nature Artists’ Association—Yatoo, Gongju-si, Republic of Korea
Luciano Benetton, Peggy Gale, and Francesca
Valente. Out of the Bush
Garden: Contemporary Artists from Central-Eastern Canada,
Imago Mundi, Antiga Edizioni, Crocetta del
Montello, Italy
2014
Kel Portman. The Art of Walking, The
Museum in the Park, Stroud, Gloucestershire, UK
2011
25 for 25: a touring exhibition
from the Provincial Art Bank of Newfoundland and Labrador,
The Rooms Provincial Art Gallery, St.
John's
2008
Emily Falvey and Rob McLennan. Evidence: The Ottawa City Project, The
Ottawa Art Gallery, Ottawa
2007 Lynn Simmons et al. A
Century of Women and Work, Workers Arts & Heritage
Centre and Ontario
Federation of Labour
Susan Gibson Garvey. A
Walk in the Park, Dalhousie Art Gallery, Halifax
2006 Bernard Lamarche. Sur
la route / On the Road, Musée régional de Rimouski,
Rimouski
2005 Karen Love and Elizabeth
May. Weathervane, The Ottawa Art Gallery, Ottawa and
Oakville Galleries, Oakville
Charlotte Jones, Sean McCrum, & Stuart Reid. The
Limestone Barrens Project, Tom Thomson Memorial Art
Gallery,
Owen Sound
Emily Falvey and Milena Placentile. Off Grid, Ottawa
Art Gallery, Ottawa
2004
Scott McLeod. Exhibit A: Photography from Atlantic
Canada, Saint Mary’s University Art Gallery, Halifax
in
Zone 6B: Art in the Environment, Hamilton Artists Inc.,
Hamilton
Susan Gibson Garvey. Dualities, Dalhousie Art Gallery,
Halifax
Susan Gibson Garvey. Dalhousie Art Gallery: The Collection,
Dalhousie Art Gallery, Halifax
Shannon Anderson. Revealing the Subject,
Oakville Galleries, Oakville
2002 Ian McKinnon. An
Invested Nature, Dalhousie Art Gallery, Halifax
2001
François Dion. Bearings: Four
Photographic Essays, Gallery 101, Ottawa
2000 Tom Smart. Artists in a
Floating World: the Marion McCain Atlantic Art Exhibition,
Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Fredericton
Temporalité, La Chambre blanche, Québec
1999
Marie Fraser, André
Gilbert, Gaëtan Gosselin, Guy Sioui Durand. Trois fois
Trois Paysages, Vu, Québec
1998
Gaston St-Pierre. Les lieux communs: Culture
populaire et art contemporain, le Centre de sculpture
Est-Nord-Est,
Saint-Jean-Port-Joli
& Musée régional de Rimouski, Rimouski
Gaston St-Pierre. Les
lieux communs: Culture populaire et art contemporain,
Centre International d'Art Contemporain
de
Montréal
Sylvie Parent, Jean Dumont, Luce Des Aulniers, Luc Bureau,
Chantal Boulanger, Marie Fraser, Sylvain Campeau,
Diane Génier. Manœuvres: Regional Representation in the
Canada Council Art Bank, The Ottawa Art Gallery, Ottawa
Susan Close. Selected Photographs from the City of
Ottawa Collection, Karsh-Masson Gallery, Ottawa
Claire Christie. Contours, Olga Korper Gallery,
Toronto
Cliff Eyland. Rethinking the Rural in Contemporary
Newfoundland Art, Art Gallery of Newfoundland &
Labrador,
St. John's
Gaëtan Gosselin. “Magies”, in Bulletin 22,
La Chambre Blanche, Québec
1996
Container 96 – Art Across Oceans, Europaeisk Kulturby,
Copenhagen, Denmark
Swinging
the Lead, International
Festival
of the Sea, Bristol, England
Signatures:
Newfoundland Women Artists and Writers, Killick Press, St. John's
Gil
McElroy. Afterimages: Representing the Absent Body,
Faculty of Architecture,
Technical University of Nova Scotia, Halifax
1995 Stephen Bann and Bob
Chaplin. The Edge of Town, Joseloff Gallery,
University of Hartford, Connecticut
Fotofeis
’95 International Festival of Photography in Scotland, Fotofeis Ltd., Edinburgh
Carol
Payne. Displaced Histories / Histoires déplacées,
Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography, Ottawa
Duncan
Macmillan,
et al. Calanais, An Lanntair, Stornoway, Isle of
Lewis, Scotland
John
Fairleigh and Chris Wilson. Land and Sea: Eight Artists
from Newfoundland, St. John’s and Ireland
1994
Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Fredericton
Renée
Baert. Margins of Memory, Art Gallery of Windsor,
Windsor
Linda
Rae Dornan. The Vocation of Storytelling: rooted in
community, Struts Centre, Sackville
1989
Joan Borsa. “Whose
Stories, Which Nature: Retracing Faint Paths”, and
David
Reason. “Storylands; Narrative and the Thematisation of
Landscape Art”, Maskunow: A Trail, A Path,
Art
Gallery of Memorial University, St. John’s
1985
The Physicality of Landscape: Christo, Paterson Ewen,
Marlene Creates, Artspace, Peterborough
1983
Photographic Sequences, Art Gallery of
Peterborough, Peterborough
1981
Pierre
Dessureault. Elements: Points of View on Nature /
Éléments: points de vue sur la nature,
National Film Board of Canada, Still Photography Division,
Ottawa
BOOKS and other publications / LIVRES et autres publications
2024
Paul Huebener. Restless in Sleep
Country: Imagination and the Cultural Politics of Sleep,
McGill-Queen's University Press,
Montreal & Kingston: 172–177.
2023 Sarah Bassnett and
Sarah Parsons. Photography in Canada, 1839–1989: An
Illustrated History, Art Canada Institute, Toronto: 214.
https://www.aci-iac.ca/art-books/photography-in-canada-1839-1989/
2022 Elizabeth Yeoman. Exactly What I Said: Translating Words and Worlds, University of Manitoba Press, Winnipeg:
Iain
Biggs. "Walking away? From deep mapping to mutual
accompaniment," in Walking Bodies: Papers,
Provocations, Actions from Walking's New Movements, the
Conference, eds. Helen Billinghurst, Claire Hind &
Phil Smith,
Triarchy Press, Axminster, UK: 64.
2019
Alexandra McIntosh. "An Island Without
Boundaries" in "What do we know? What do we have? What do we
miss?
What do we love?", ed. Nicolaus Schafhausen and Brigitte Oetker, The Jahresing, Sternberg Press, London, UK and
Kulturkreis der deutschen Wirtschaft im BDI e.V., Berlin,
Germany.
https://www.fogoislandarts.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/JAHRESRING_EN_Alexandra-McIntosh_AN-ISLAND-WITHOUT-BOUNDARIES-1.pdf
2018 Jennifer Allen
Craft. Placemaking and the
Arts, InterVarsity Press, Downers Grove, Illinois,
USA.
2017 Victoria Dickenson,
Laura Brandon, Naomi Fontaine, Patricia Grattan, Laurier
Lacroix, Lee Maracle, and Gerald McMaster.
The
Good Lands: Canada Through the Eyes of Artists,
Figure 1 Publishing, Vancouver, BC.
2016 Robert Macfarlane. Landmarks, Penguin Books,
UK: 340.
Derek Gladwin. “Ecocritical and Geocritical
Conjunctions in North Atlantic Environmental Multimedia and
Place-Based Poetry,”
in Ecocriticism and Geocriticism:
Overlapping Territories in Environmental and Spatial
Literary Studies,
eds.
Robert T. Tally Jr. & Christine M. Battista, Palgrave
Macmillan, Basingstoke (UK) and New York (USA).
Jeanne Nemeth. “Constructed
Territories: Identity Mapping" in Culturally Sensitive Art Education in a Global
World:
A Handbook for
Teachers, eds. Marjorie Cohee Manifold, Steve Willis,
and Enid Zimmerman, National Art Education
Association, Alexandria, Virginia (USA).
Ateliers & Studios,
Royal Canadian Academy of Arts, Toronto.
2015 Robert Finley. “Marlene
Creates’ Boreal Poetry Garden,” in The Good Gardener?: Nature, Humanity and the
Garden,
eds. Annette Giesecke and Naomi Jacobs, Artifice Books, London
(UK)
2012 Carmen Concilio. “Marlene
Creates’s Eco-Consciousness as Land Artist, Photographer and
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John's
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& Labrador Studies: Selected Topics, Department
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2008 Ardra L. Cole and J.
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Langford. Scissors, Paper, Stone: Expressions of Memory in
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and Art, University of Georgia Press,
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PERIODICALS, JOURNALS, NEWSPAPERS & ONLINE REVIEWS /
PÉRIODIQUES, JOURNAUX et REVUES EN LIGNE
2025
Pierre Dessureault. "Marlene Creates : Territoire, mémoire,
langage," Ciel variable, no.128, Montréal,
Hiver/Winter 2025: 60–67.
https://boutique.cielvariable.ca/products/ciel-variable-128-depaysement
Maleea
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Community-Based Art Projects to Support Engagement with
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Lausanne, Switzerland, posted May 6, 2025
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2024 Peter Simpson. "Marlene
Creates: The Cosmic Connectedness of Nature," National
Gallery of Canada Magazine, posted online June 26, 2024.
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Sara Swain. "A shared sense of snow," The
Independent, St. John's, posted February 9, 2024
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2023
Alan
Bulley. "Dig Deeper: A Few Earthly Resources We Recommend,"
PhotoED Magazine, The Land Issue, Toronto (Winter
2023/2024): 6.
https://issuu.com/photoedmagazine/docs/photoed_winter_2023_land_issuu
Claire Atherton, Genevieve Rudd, and Nicky Saunter discussing
Example activity – Marlene Creates's Award Ribbons for
Places
in Ecoart in
Action (New Village Press, New York, 2022), ClimateCultures,
posted January 10, 2023.
https://vimeo.com/787521634?embedded=true&source=vimeo_logo&owner=120453561 (2 min 20 sec).
"Ecoart Activities – Working With Place & People, ClimateCultures
– creative conversations for the Anthropocene, posted
January 10, 2023.
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2022 Edoardo Cammisa. "For the Ecology of
Sound. New Perspectives on the Sound in the Marlene Creates'
Environmental
Literature," Ethnomusicology
Review, University of California, Los Angeles (March
10).
https://ethnomusicologyreview.ucla.edu/content/‘-ecology-sound’-new-perspectives-sound-marlene-creates’-environmental-literature
and in Academia.edu, online open access
platform:
Coline Tisserand. "Voir et entendre l'hiver," Le Gaboteur, vol. 38, no. 7, St. John's (10 janvier) : 6–7.
Chiara Lanza. "A Virtual Walk of The Boreal Poetry Garden:
Creates' forested poems," Hypercritic, online
magazine,
Turin, Italy (November
9).
2021
Carmen Concilio. “Landscape/mindscape/langscape: The
ephemerality of the digital and of the real in Marlene
Creates’s
video-poems for ice and snow,” Neohelicon, online
journal (June 15).
Cynthia Imogen Hammond.
“Glacier, Plaza, and Garden: Ecological Collaboration and
Didacticism in Three Canadian
Landscapes” in the
Special Issue "Eco-Didactic Art, Design, and Architecture in
the Public Realm," Sustainability,
MDPI (Multidisciplinary
Digital Publishing Institute), Basel, Switzerland (May 20).
https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/13/10/5729/pdf
https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/13/10/5729/htm
2020 Lynn Badia, Marija Cetinic, and Jeff
Diamanti, eds. “Climate Realism: The Aesthetics of Weather,
Climate, and Atmosphere
in the Anthropocene," Resilience: A Journal of
Environmental Humanities, vol. 7, nos. 2–3,
University of Nebraska Press,
Lincoln, Nebraska, USA
(Spring–Fall): 13–19.
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Cove-St. Philip's (January): 6.
2019 Governor General’s Award Winners
Announced, Canadian Art
online (February 13).
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Kate
Taylor. “Governor General’s Awards to honour eight artists in
March,” The Globe and Mail,
Toronto (February 13): A17.
Sue
Bailey. “Top Honours for Newfoundland Artist,”
AllNewfoundandLabrador.com (February 14).
Sam
McNeish. “A ‘natural’ choice,” The Telegram, St. John’s (March 9): 10–11.
https://www.thetelegram.com/news/local/marlene-creates-wins-governor-general-award-in-media-and-visual-arts-290807/
Sam
McNeish. “Marlene Creates wins Governor General Award in Media
and Visual Arts, The Western Star, Corner Brook, Newfoundland
(March 9).
https://www.thewesternstar.com/news/local/marlene-creates-wins-governor-general-award-in-media-and-visual-arts-290807/
Kathryn Welbourn. “Marlene Creates pioneers environmental art:
Portugal Cove artist and poet wins Governor General’s Award,”
The
Northeast Avalon Times, Portugal Cove–St. Philip’s
(March): 9.
Becky Rynor. “Lasting
Legacy: the Winners of the 2019 Governor General’s Awards in
Visual and Media Arts,” National
Gallery
of Canada online magazine
(
March 27).
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Ashley Sheppard. “Memory, Language and the Land: the Art of
Marlene Creates,” The
Independent, St. John’s (April 1).
https://theindependent.ca/2019/04/01/memory-language-and-the-land-the-art-of-marlene-creates/
Dillon Collins. “Environmental artist Marlene Creates reflects
on her life and love of Newfoundland after earning the most
prestigious honour of her career,
The Newfoundland Herald,
vol. 73 no.14, St. John’s (April 7–13): 18–20.
Dillon Collins. “Artist
Spotlight: Marlene Creates,” The Newfoundland Herald, St.
John’s (April 11).
https://nfldherald.com/artist-spotlight-marlene-creates/
Leila
El Shennawy. “Carleton’s Art Gallery Celebrates Summer
Exhibitions,” The Charlatan, Carleton University, Ottawa (June
6).
http://charlatan.ca/2019/06/carletons-art-gallery-celebrates-summer-exhibitions/
Maureen
Korp. "Two New Exhibitions at the Cartleton University Art
Gallery," The Oscar,
Ottawa (July–August): 34.
Elizabeth Whitten. “Exploring the Art in Nature,” Downhome, St. John’s (August): 98–103.
Courtney Zwicker, allNewfoundlandLabrador.com (October 18).
"Wisdom, Wit and Other
Tidbits: Excerpts from Our Interview with Marlene Creates,” PhotoLife, Quebec City (December/January 2020):
16–19.
"Instant de sagesse : Extraits de notre entrevue avec Marlene
Creates,” Photo Solution
Magazine, Québec (Décembre/Janvier
2020):
16–19.
Evelyn A. Armstrong. “Art Culture and Environments:
Eco‐Artistic Strategies Directed toward Human/World
Attunement”,
The
Ecumenical Review, vol.7, no.4: 734
2018
Sophie Pilipczuk. "IN and OF: Response to Marlene Creates: Places, Paths,
and Pauses", Visual
Arts News, vol 40 no 1,
Halifax (Summer 2018): 46–49.
Laura Hardy. "Places,
Paths, and Pauses: a Dalhousie Art Gallery exhibit,” Dal Gazette, Halifax (May
5).
http://dalgazette.com/arts-culture/places-paths-and-pauses/
Sarah
Gittins. "Sarah Gittens reviews Marlene Creates: Places, Paths, and Pauses", ecosartscotland ( May
10).
https://ecoartscotland.net/2018/05/10/sarah-gittins-reviews-marlene-creates-places-paths-and-pauses/
Ray
Cronin. “Tracings and Passages, Marlene Creates," Border Crossings, vol 37
no 1, Winnipeg (March, April May): 56–62.
________. “Places,
Paths, and Pauses: The Work of Marlene Creates. Dalhousie Art
Gallery hosts a look at a lifetime spent
exploring the beauty of the natural world," Unravel (formerly Halifax Magazine) online (April 17).
https://unravelhalifax.ca/places-paths-and-pauses-the-work-of-marlene-creates/
2017
Ray Cronin. “Marlene Creates’ Natural Art,” Atlantic Books Today,
Halifax (Fall 2017): 56.
http://atlanticbookstoday.ca/marlene-creates-natural-art/
“Must-Sees—Shows to See Over the Holidays: December 21, 2017
to January 3, 2018,” Canadian
Art online (December 21).
http://canadianart.ca/must-sees/shows-see-holidays-december-21-2017-january-3-2018/
Jean
Graham. “A couple of gorgeous gifts: 'Develop or Perish: A
Pictorial Record of J.R. Smallwood's New Industries' and
‘Places, Paths, and Pauses: Marlene Creates'"The Northeast Avalon Times,
Portugal Cove–St. Philip's (December): 11.
Steven Ross Smith. “Preserving Women's Stories,” Galleries West (December
18).
http://www.gallerieswest.ca/art-reviews/books/preserving-women-s-stories/
Joan
Sullivan. “’Underlying all my work has been an interest in
place,’” The Telegram,
St. John’s (November 25): B10–11.
http://www.thetelegram.com/living/joan-sullivan-underlying-all-my-work-has-been-in-interest-in-place-164324/
Stephen Dale. “Creates and Cáhen in the Spotlight at the
Beaverbrook,” National Gallery of Canada online magazine,
(November 21).
https://www.gallery.ca/magazine/exhibitions/creates-and-cahen-in-the-spotlight-at-the-beaverbrook
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Gil
McElroy. “Do No Harm: Marlene Creates,” Re:Sculpt, International
Sculpture Centre, Princeton, New Jersey, USA (Oct 25).
https://blog.sculpture.org/2017/10/25/marlene-creates/
Alexxa Gotthardt. “This Remote Artist Residency Is Set on a
Tiny Fishing Island”, Artsy
Magazine (October 2).
https://www.artsy.net/article/artsy-editorial-remote-artist-residency-set-tiny-island-time-zone
Katrina Clarke. “New retrospective opens at Beaverbrook,” The Daily Gleaner,
Fredericton (September 23): A2.
https://www.telegraphjournal.com/daily-gleaner/story/100351887/
Leah
Sandals. “16 Art Shows to See This Fall,” Canadian Art online
(September 21).
http://canadianart.ca/features/16-art-shows-to-see-this-fall
Murray Whyte. “Huge Canadian art show in Venice showcases our
home and creative land,” Toronto
Star (September 19).
https://www.thestar.com/entertainment/visualarts/2017/09/19/imago-mundis-huge-canadian-art-show-captures-our-slightly-unsettled-state-whyte.html
Russell Smith. “Getting to the art of Fogo Island,” The Globe and Mail,
Toronto (September 14): L2
https://beta.theglobeandmail.com/arts/art-and-architecture/russell-smith-getting-to-the-art-of-newfoundlands-fogo-island/article36239146/
Leah
Sandals. “The World’s Newest Biennale, in Outport
Newfoundland,” Canadian Art
online (August 23).
http://canadianart.ca/features/bonavista-biennale/
Anna
Kovler. “Seen by the Water: Marlene Creates and Fogo Island,”
Arsenal, Montreal (August).
http://arsenalmontreal.com/en/seen-by-the-water-marlene-creates-and-fogo-island/
Women
Eco Artists Dialog (WEAD) Magazine no.9: Artists at Work member’s
portfolio
https://directory.weadartists.org/wead-artists-portfolio-9
Eva
Crocker. “12 Years of Growth and Transformation in Marlene
Creates’ Boreal Poetry Garden", The Overcast online,
St.
John's (July 18).
https://theovercast.ca/12-years-of-growth-and-transformation-in-marlene-creates-boreal-poetry-garden/
Lauren Collins. “The Talk of the Town, Dept. of Hoarding: Gift
of Words,” The New Yorker,
New York (April 17): 21.
and
on line: “Pen Pals Provide Linguistic Curios”, https://www.newyorker.com/?p=3334580&mbid=social_tablet_e
2016 Andrew Vowles. “Poet, environmentalist
Marlene Creates to hold memory mapping workshop and share film
about her
work”, Guelph Today
online publication, Guelph, Ontario, posted October 12, 2016.
Myriam Suchet and Sarah Mekdjian. “L’hypothèse de la
traduction artiviste : mise en chantier indisciplinaire”
(The
Hypothesis of Artivism as a Form of Translation. An
Indisciplinary Perspective), Itinéraires – Littérature,
textes, cultures,
no. 2016-1, Université Paris, France
https://journals.openedition.org/itineraires/3312
2015 Emily Urquhart. “The Unique
Language of Newfoundland”, Hakai
Magazine: Coastal Science and Societies, Victoria,
BC, online (December 2).
http://www.hakaimagazine.com/article-long/unique-language-newfoundland
Marlene Creates.
“A Newfoundland Treasury of Terms for Ice and Snow”, portfolio
in Billie: Undercurrents in
Atlantic Canadian Visual Culture,
vol. 1, issue 1,
Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Fredericton: 6-13.
Patricia Grattan. “Re-forming the Language – landscape in
Newfoundland art”, Billie:
Undercurrents in Atlantic Canadian Visual Culture,
vol. 1, issue 1,
Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Fredericton: 28-35.
“Poets and biologist to host poetry-infused tastings of
edible, local plants and fungi”, The Overcast, #19, St. John’s (August): 12.
Jean Graham. “Two views of the province through CFA eyes”, The Northeast Avalon Times,
Portugal Cove-St. Philip’s (June): 14.
2014 "Walkers", Inventory, C Magazine #121, Toronto
(Spring): 79
Jill Glessing. “Expanding our Field with CONTACT Festival”, CV Photo 96, Montréal
(Hiver/Winter): 46-53.
Lizzy Hill. “Rugged
Nonconformity: The Art of Newfoundland and Labrador”, National Gallery of Canada
online magazine, February 19.
2013 Marlene Creates, portfolio in KATALOG–Journal of Photography
& Video, issue no. 25.3, Museet for Fotokunst
Brandts, Odense, Denmark: 46-49.
Sarah Milroy. "Photographer Marlene Creates Honoured at
CONTACT", The Globe and
Mail, Toronto (May 31): L4.
“Marlene Creates takes
home $5,000 prize”, The Telegram, St. John’s (June 4).
Fran
Schechter. “Marlene Creates”, NOW Magazine, issue 1635 vol. 32 no. 38,
Toronto (May 23-29): 64.
2011
Robert
Finley. “Marlene Creates: Of Words and Woods”, Canadian Art online
(September 15):
https://canadianart.ca/reviews/marlene_creates/
Marlene Creates. "Into the Woods and Out of the Gallery," The Osprey, journal of
Nature Newfoundland & Labrador,
vol 42 no 4, (Fall): 5-7.
Sue Sinclair. “A Place to Lay Your Head”, Arc Poetry Annual 2011,
Ottawa: 117-119.
Andrea Kunard. “Between Two Points”, BlackFlash, vol. 28.2,
Saskatoon (winter): 20-22.
“Local
artist and poet Marlene Creates…”, The Northeast Avalon Times, no. 133,
Portugal Cove (May): 8 & 12.
Tara
Bradbury. “Posies and poetry—Marlene Creates shares verse in
her own backyard”, The Telegram, St. John’s (July 15):
A1, B1, B3.
Beth
Carruthers. “Canada: Ecoart Terrain, A Conversation and Brief
Survey of the Terrain, Part II,” Women Eco Artists Dialog
(WEAD), Issue No.2,
Oakland, CA (November).
https://directory.weadartists.org/canada-ecoart-terrain-part-ii
2010
Kathryn Welbourn. “Local river gets starring role,” The Northeast Avalon Times, no. 126,
Portugal Cove-St. Philip's (October): 1 & 4.
Sue
Hickey. "Art Ex-ceptional," The
Advertiser, Grand Falls-Windsor (August 12).
2009 Mark Filipowich. “Marlene Creates
explores the ‘Signs of Our Time’: Canadian road signs featured
at McIntosh Gallery,
The Gazette, Western
University, London (January 21): 5.
Craig
Francis Power. “The 25 Greatest Works of Art Ever Made in
Newfoundland and Labrador”,
The Scope, vol.
4, no. 14, St. John’s (August 13-27): 7-9.
Melissa Gruber. “CARFAC Annual General Meeting and Conference
in St. John’s”, CARFAC
Calendar,
vol. 12, no.1, Ottawa
(Spring/Summer ’09): 6-7.
Jan
Allen. “Marlene
Creates: Interrogative Movement", Prefix Photo 19,
Toronto (May): 62-75.
Tess de
Haan. “Signs of our time”, ArtSCAPE
Magazine, London, Ontario (February): 4-6.
2008
Marian Frances White. “League of Canadian Poets’ Inaugural
Conference in St. John’s a Success”, Word, vol. 19, no. 4,
Writers’ Alliance of
Newfoundland and Labrador, St. John’s (Autumn): 15-16.
2007 Nathan Walsh. “Take the Sign”, Echo,
Kitchener (July 5-11): 15.
Barb
Sweet. “Lessons to be taken from Yukon project:
conservationist”, The Telegram, St. John’s (April 14):
A4.
2005
Sarah Milroy. “Blue skies and yucky stuff”, The Globe and
Mail, Toronto (November 29): R1-2.
Jennifer
Morgan. “Like landscapes”, The Express, St. John’s
(September 21-27): 13.
2004
Elissa
Barnard. “Of land and sea”, The Chronicle-Herald,
Halifax (November 13): D1 & D9.
Scott
McLeod, Prefix
Photo 10, Toronto (November): 30-31.
Noreen
Golfman. “It takes the artist to make us see”, The
Independent, St. John’s (September 19): 21.
2003
Frank Clifford. “Finding Wilderness: A dozen people take a
perilous journey in Canada’s vast Yukon Territory…”, Los
Angeles
Times
Magazine, Los
Angeles, (November 30): 22 -27, 39-40.
Bart
Gazzola. “Outside the Frame: Marlene Creates adds extra
dimension to photography”, Planet S, Saskatoon,
(October 30): 17.
“Local
artist selected for northern expedition”, The Express,
St. John’s (June 4-10): 19.
Jean
Edwards Stacey. “Rolling on a river”, The Telegram,
St. John’s (May 30):B1.
Wendy
Welch. “Gallery Gets Gifts, Goes Ga-Ga”, Monday Magazine,
Victoria (May 1–7): 17.
Robert
Amos. “Gallery strives to amass contemporary works”, Times
Colonist, Victoria (April 10): D5.
Ingrid
Paulsen. “Funking up the AGGV”, Weekend Edition,
Victoria (March 21): 12.
2002
Marlene Creates, portfolio, Arts Atlantic 72, vol. 19
no. 3, Halifax (Summer): 28-31.
Stephanie
Porter. “Saving Grace: Artist Marlene Creates pays tribute to
the women, and memories, of the old Grace hospital”,
The Express, St. John’s (May 8-14): 19-20.
“Echoes
of Grace, Remembering Through Art”, The Telegram, St.
John’s (May 8): A4.
2001
Marlene Creates. “The Distance Between Two Points is Measured
in Memories, Labrador 1988” (portfolio), Queen’s Quarterly,
vol.
108, no. 4, Kingston (Winter): 538-547.
David
Garneau. “River City”, Canadian Art, vol. 18, no. 4,
Toronto (Winter 2001): 82.
Marlene
Creates. “Thirst for revenge distorts biblical message”,
Letter to the editor, The Telegram, St. John’s
(September 18): A6.
Gil
McElroy. “Marlene Creates: Orientation”, Art On Paper,
New York (July-August): 78.
Joyce Mason. “A new
landscape tradition”, Elle Canada, Montreal, no.2
(Summer): 42.
"Fast Forward", Canadian Art, vol. 18,
no. 2, Toronto (Summer 2001): 24.
Gil McElroy.
“Spatial Orientation”, Afterimage, vol. 28, no. 6,
Visual Studies Workshop, Rochester, NY (May/June): 15.
“Newfoundland
artist joins Royal Canadian Academy”, The Telegram,
St. John’s (May 16): 34.
2000 Diane Tye. “Marlene Creates. Places
of Presence: Newfoundland kin and ancestral land,
Newfoundland 1989-1991”, Newfoundland
Studies, vol. 16
no. 2, Memorial University, St. John’s (Fall): 291-292.
Laurie
Dalton. “Grid of 100 pictures is worth 1000 words”, The
Athenaeum, Acadia University, Wolfville (November 28):
21.
“Raises
Questions”, The Advertiser, Kentville (December 1):
23.
“Fast
Forward”, Canadian Art, vol. 17, no. 3, Toronto
(September): 20.
Deborah
Forbes. “Language and Land Use, Alberta 1993 thought
provoking”, The Medicine Hat News, Medicine Hat (Aug
4): B4
Kay
Burns. “Signs that point the way: Revealing the irony of
imposing systems on land”, Fast Forward Weekly, vol.
5, no. 26,
Calgary
(June 22 -28): 3
Alberta Views, vol. 3,
no.4, Calgary (July/August): 12.
1999
Andrea Cooper. “Marlene Creates: Questions about the Place,
Nova Scotia 1998”, Current, vol. 1,
Mark
Vaughan-Jackson. “Exhibit asks questions with pictures”, The
Sunday
Telegram,
St. John's (Sept 5): 17.
Gil
McElroy. “Intersections: Places, General Regulations, and
Memories”, Arts Atlantic 64, Charlottetown
(Summer/Fall): 21.
Roger
LeBlanc. “Artist's work graces embassy walls”, The Express,
vol. 9 no. 9, St. John's (July 28-August 3): 6.
Robin
Metcalfe. “Letter from Halifax”, C Magazine #62,
Toronto (May-August): 48.
Barry
Dole. “Intersections”, Picaro, Mount Saint Vincent
University, Halifax (January 12): 10-11.
1998 Ken
Roberts. “Mapping”, Descant 103, vol. 29, no.4,
Toronto (Winter): 111-124.
Robin
Metcalfe. “Marlene Creates”, CVphoto, no. 43, Montréal
(Summer): 15-20. (portfolio)
“Markers
Along Memory Lane Celebrate 125 years of Mount Living”, Folio
Montana, Mount Saint Vincent University,
Halifax
(Spring/Summer): 9, 13.
Bernard
Lamarche. “Vox populi, De Saint-Jean-Port-Joli à Montréal, une
exposition sur les lieux communs”, Le Devoir,
Montréal
(30-31 mai): D8-9.
Daniel
Béland. “Trois fois Trois Paysages”, CVphoto, no. 42,
Montréal (Spring): 32.
Kathryn
Welbourn. “Places of Presence”, The Express, St.
John's (April 8): 10.
Kip
Bonnell. “Creating with Creates”, The Muse, Memorial
University of Newfoundland, St. John's, vol. 48, no. 12 (Jan.
16): 19.
1997
Elizabeth Legge. “Contours – Body Double”, Canadian Art,
vol. 14, no. 4, Toronto (Winter): 72.
Sue
McCluskey. “World of wonders”, The New Brunswick Reader (December
27):
8-9.
Christina
Sabat. “Analysis: group shows vs. solo shows”, The Daily
Gleaner, Fredericton (November 22): 11-12.
Mark
Vaughan-Jackson. “The art of excellence - Arts community
honors its best”, The Sunday Telegram, St. John's
(Sept 14): 2.
Bernard
Lamarche. “Cap sur les Studios d'été”, Le Devoir, Montréal
(26
août):
B7.
Marie
Deschènes. “L'art contemporain s'inspire de l'art populaire”,
Le Peuple Côte-Sud, Montmagny (23 août): 5.
Gary
Michael Dault. “National Gallery surveys the scene”, The
Globe and Mail, Toronto (August 14).
Michel
Bois. “Du pin sur la planche”, Voir, Québec (7-13
août).
Betty
Ann Jordan. “Toward a new art of the touch”, The Globe and
Mail, Toronto (August 2): C11.
“Le
Centre Est-Nord-Est accueille l'événement «Les lieux
communs»”, L'Oie blanche, Montmagny (2 août).
“Entre
la culture populaire et l'art contemporain existent Les Lieux
communs”, Le Peuple Côte-Sud, Montmagny (26 juillet):
9.
Sandra
Gwyn. “A Sense of Place”, Maclean's, Toronto (June
23): 18-21.
John
Bentley Mays. “McMichael shows miss the mark”, The Globe
and Mail, Toronto (February 13): A16-17.
1996
Robin Metcalfe. “Afterimages: Representing the Absent Body”, Arts
Atlantic 56, Charlottetown (Fall/Winter): 6-7.
Marlene
Creates. Letter to the editors, MIX, vol. 22, no. 2,
Toronto (Fall): 62.
Linda
Turk. “History, landscapes meet in art”, The
Chronicle-Journal, Thunder Bay (October 24).
Curtis
Rumbolt. “Barstool prophets: Eastern Edge Gallery’s
Post-Modern Salon aims to revive lost art of civilized
debate”,
The Express, St. John’s (September 4): 18.
Alain
Demers. “La passion de Terre-Neuve reproduite en images”, La
Boîte
à Nouvelles, Iroquois Falls (28 août): 2.
“Creates
brings East Coast to Falls”, The Daily Press, Timmins
(August 16): 3.
Thérèse
Dion. “Danish smorgasbord”, The Gazette, Montreal
(August 3): G6.
Marlene
Creates. “Portfolio: Language and Land Use, Newfoundland
1994”, BlackFlash, Saskatoon (Summer): 14-17.
Maja
Swannie. “Storyland, Walter Phillips Gallery, Banff”, Flash
Art,
Milan, Italy (May-June): 57.
Mike
Gartside. “Sea Change”, Venue, Bristol, England (May
10-24): 78.
Mark
Vaughan-Jackson. “Newfoundland Artist shares the Heart of St.
John's with European audiences”, TV Scene,
The
Evening Telegram, St.
John's
(May 4-10): cover & 3.
Mark
Vaughan-Jackson. “Containing the harbour's art”, The
Evening Telegram, St. John's (April 28): 13.
Mark
Vaughan-Jackson. “Art as ambassador”, The Evening Telegram,
St. John's (March 22): 15.
Christine
Koch. “Marlene Creates: Language and Land Use, Newfoundland
1994”, Arts Atlantic 54, Charlottetown (Winter): 6.
Peter
Gard. “Land and Sea: Eight Artists from Newfoundland”, Arts
Atlantic
54,
Charlottetown (Winter): 4-5.
Curtis
Rumbolt. “Art across the ocean: Local artist Marlene Creates
will put St. John's on display at an international art
exhibit
in Copenhagen this summer”, The Express, St. John's
(February 7): 17.
Roly
Martin. “Newfoundlanders tell stories of home”, Remote
Control, Thunder Bay, vol. 4, no. 2: 5-7.
Elissa
Barnard. “Afterimages leaves impression”, The Novascotian,
Halifax (February).
Murdo
Macdonald. “Exploring myth, magic and mystery written in
stone”, The Scotsman, Edinburgh (January 15): 15.
1995
Jude
Schwendenwien. “Joseloff's ‘Edge of Town’ is sophisticated
show”, The Hartford Courant, Hartford (November 19):
G.
Deedee
Cuddihy. “Beyond the obvious”, Glasgow Herald, Glasgow,
Scotland
(October
18).
“Canadian
Embassy official to open Museum exhibition”, The Northern
Standard, Monaghan, Ireland (October 5).
Marlene
Creates. Letter to the editors, MIX (formerly Parallélogramme),
Toronto
(September): 54.
“Land
and sea converge at the Glebe”, Donegal People's Press, Letterkenny,
Ireland
(August 30).
Cliff
Eyland. “Records of a Personal Landscape”, C Magazine
#46, Toronto (Summer): 25-27.
Alan
King. “Photos may tell much less (or more) than the truth”, The
Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa (June 18): B7.
Ian
Hill. “Newfoundland landscapes”, Irish Times, Dublin,
Ireland (June 7).
Gil
McElroy. “Marlene Creates: Landworks 1979-1991”, Art
Papers, vol. 19, no. 3, Atlanta , Georgia (May/June):
60.
Robin
Metcalfe. “Atlantic Canada in Brief”, C Magazine,
Toronto (Spring): 63.
Peter
Gard. “Newfoundland art and artists getting noticed”, The
Newfoundland Herald, St. John’s (March 25): 18-19.
John
Perlin. “The Irish invasion”, The Sunday Telegram, St.
John’s
(March
12): 17.
Joan
Sullivan. “Irish eyes focus on Land and Sea”, The Sunday
Telegram, St. John’s (March 5): 17.
Andy
Pedersen. “Marlene Creates finds art where nature intended”, The
Daily News, Halifax (January 21): 20.
Elissa
Barnard. “Artist celebrates love of the land”, The
Chronicle-Herald, Halifax (January 19): B7.
1994
“Fast
Forward”, Canadian Art, Toronto (December): 12.
Pat
Durr. “Home is where the art is”, Arts Atlantic 50, Charlottetown
(Fall):
24.
Alison
Gillmor. “Emotional links to landscape explored”, Winnipeg
Free Press, Winnipeg (October 22): B4.
Lisa
Moore. “Home Is Where The Art Is”, Parallelogramme, Toronto
(vol.
20,
no. 2, Fall): 16-25.
Pat
Durr. “Marlene Creates, Galerie SAW Video, Ottawa”, Arts
Atlantic 49, Charlottetown (Spring/Summer): 17-18.
James
Wade. “A strong showing comes from home”, The Evening
Telegram, St. John’s (July 24): 21.
Peter
Gard. “Home show explores women’s viewpoint”, The
Newfoundland Herald, St. John’s (July 23): 18-19.
Sue
Hickey. “Marlene Creates returns to Newfoundland roots”, The
Pilot,
Lewisporte (May 18): 3, section A.
Deborah
Nobes. “Home is where the art is”, The Express, St.
John’s (April 20): B1.
Jennifer
Couëlle. “Newfoundlanders bring something from home to city”,
The Gazette, Montreal (April 2): 5, section i.
Catherine
Matthews. “Marlene Creates, Landworks: 1979-1991”, The
Buzz, Charlottetown (April): 6.
Paul
Gallant. “Special places recorded in Creates exhibit”, The
Journal-Pioneer, Charlottetown (March 8).
Gary
Michael Dault. “Margins of Memory”, Canadian Art, Toronto
(Spring): 66-69.
Marlene
Creates. “The Distance Between Two Points is Measured in
Memories”, Orion, New York (Spring): 10-11.
1993
Lisa
Moore. “Marlene Creates: Landworks 1979-1991”, Arts
Atlantic 47, Charlottetown (Fall): 26-28.
Nancy
Baele. “Landmark artist returns to landmark gallery”, The
Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa (September 19): B6.
Peter
Gard. “Montreal Art”, The Newfoundland Herald, St.
John’s (July 10): 14-15.
"Eastern
Edge", The Newfoundland
Herald, St. John's (June 5): 9.
Nancy
Baele. “Landworks in time: Artist deals with passages”, The
Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa (May 10): B6.
James
Wade. “Memory maps and ancestral land on show”, The
Evening Telegram, St. John’s (April 4): 2.
James
Wade. “The landscapes of Marlene Creates”, The Evening
Telegram, St. John’s (March 28): 21.
"A
River, an Island, a City: The Persistence of Geography", Parallelogramme, vol.18,
no.4, Toronto (March): 74.
Lisa
Moore. “Creates approaches landscape in unique way”, The
Newfoundland Herald, St. John’s (March 27): 12-13.
John
Murchie. “Fast Forward”, Canadian Art, Toronto
(March): 12.
“At
MUN Art Gallery”, The Evening Telegram, St. John’s
(February 28): 21.
Deborah
Nobes. “Creates’ Landworks”, The Express, St. John’s
(February 17): 13.
Stéphane
Aquin. “Femmes d’aujourd’hui”, Voir, Montréal (21-27
janvier): 18.
Josée
Vinette. “Visions de Femmes”, Montréal Campus,
Montréal (20 janvier): 12.
Marie-Michèle
Cron. “Le téléscopage du Moi et l'Autre”, Le Devoir,
Montréal (16 janvier): C-14.
Joanne
Latimer. “Myself, My Art”, Montreal Mirror,
Montreal (January 14-21): 22.
1992
Denis
Lavoie. “Têtes d'affiche”, La presse, Montréal (20
décembre): C8.
“Meets
artist”, The Evening Telegram, St. John’s (December
3): 24.
“Don
à la ville”, Le journal de Montréal, Montréal (21
novembre): 38.
Gil
McElroy. “Rephotographing the Land”, Arts Atlantic 44, Charlottetown
(Fall
1992): 9-10.
Peter
Gard. “Exhibitions deal with water, fire, earth and air”, The
Newfoundland
Herald, St. John’s (September 12): 18-19.
Dawn
Rae Downton. “Artist/Writer? A Symposium”, Arts Atlantic
43, Charlottetown (Spring-Summer): 42.
Marlene
Creates. “Long Harbour incinerator has serious consequences”,
Letter to the editor,
The Newfoundland Herald, St. John’s (June 20): 2.
Marlene
Creates. “Proposed incinerator at Long Harbour fraught with
problems”, Letter to the editor,
Randy
Burton. “Environment”, BlackFlash, The Photographers
Gallery, Saskatoon (Spring): 7-12.
Chris
Pickard. “Eastern Edge Gallery: art for art’s sake”, The
Evening Telegram, St. John’s (February 23): 17.
Elissa
Barnard. “Challenging Ansel Adams’ landscapes”, The
Mail-Star, Halifax (January 30): C4.
Robert
Currie. “Landscape”, The Gazette, Dalhousie
University, Halifax (January 23): 13.
1991
Layne
Christensen. “Memories of Labrador communities part of
exhibit”, East London Reporter, London (September 26):
10.
Lisa
Moore. “Canada Council displays Art Bank pieces”, The
Newfoundland Herald, St. John’s (September 14): 22-23.
Elizabeth
Beauchamp. “Newfoundland artist captures love of landscape”, The
Edmonton
Journal, Edmonton (July 7): D2.
Christina
Sabat. “Visual Arts in Review”, The Daily Gleaner,
Fredericton (June 1): 13.
Christina
Sabat. “Artist Seeks Active Encounters With The Landscape”, The
Daily
Gleaner, Fredericton (May 13): 22.
Anne
Lamar. “Permanent Collection is a treasure worth cherishing”,
The Sunday Express, St. John’s (April 21).
James
Wade. “Celtic Art: A living continuum”, The Sunday
Telegram, St. John’s (March 17): 20.
Kathleen
Winter. “Artist Marlene Creates: finding our place in the
wilderness”, The Sunday Express, St. John’s (January
27): 34.
1990
John
K. Grande. “Reclaiming the Soul of Modern Art”, Canadian
Forum, Halifax (December): 6-9.
Jill
Pollack. “Marlene Creates, Presentation House Gallery, North
Vancouver”, Arts Atlantic 38, Charlottetown (Fall):
38-39.
Sylvain
Campeau. “Lieux et distances de projection”, ETC Montréal
no.12, Montréal (septembre): 26-27.
Nancy
Baele. “Land art with quiet staying power”, The Ottawa
Citizen, Ottawa (June 21): B10.
Alexander
Wilson. “Art, Geography and Resistance”, The Massachusetts
Review, Amherst (Spring-Summer): 233-248.
Paul
Schratz. “Art enters consciousness”, The North Bay Nugget,
North Bay (March 24): C20.
Robin
Laurence. “Sugimoto and Creates Display Details of Existence
”, The Georgia Straight, Vancouver (March 23-30): 22.
Nancy
Baele. “Putting a wrap around Canadian art”, The Citizen,
Ottawa (February 15).
Suzanne
Joubert. “À la Galerie Ufundi: Liens pour un quatuor”, Le
Droit, Ottawa-Hull (10 février): A8.
Jacqueline
Fry. “Marlene Creates, Eastern Edge Gallery, St. John’s”, Parachute
no.57, Montréal (janvier): 35-36.
Peter
Gard. “Maskunow: A Trail, A Path”, Arts Atlantic 36, Charlottetown
(Winter):
8-9.
1989
Mavis
Penney. “Two very different exhibits”, The Labradorian,
Happy Valley-Goose Bay (December 5): 15.
Robert
Stacey. “Walking in Woods: Notes on the Visitations of Hamish
Fulton”, Northward Journal no.47, Kapuskasing: 16.
Marlene
Creates. “Leave the bears alone!”, Letter to the editor, The
Newfoundland
Herald, St. John’s (August 19): 4-5.
Anne
Lamar. “Images from the Avalon”, The Sunday Express,
St. John’s (July 16).
James
Wade. “Exhibition enjoyable . . .”, The Evening Telegram,
St. John’s (July 2).
Peter
Gard. “O Darkly Bright: William Brooks Cabot In Labrador”, The
Newfoundland
Herald, St. John’s (June 10).
James
Wade. “Map drawn from memory on tundra spawned current Creates
exhibit”, The Sunday Telegram, St. John’s (April 30).
James
Wade. “Maskunow: A Trail, A Path”, The Evening Telegram,
St. John’s (April 1): 24.
Peter
Gard. “Varying looks at landscapes”, The Newfoundland
Herald, St. John’s (March 11): 26-27.
Anne
Lamar. “Maskunow: A Trail, A Path”, The Sunday Express, St.
John’s
(March
5).
Anne
Lamar. “Notions of Environment gets down to basics”, The
Sunday Express, St. John’s (February 26).
Jennie
Punter. “Happy 20th Anniversary to students in the front lines
of art”, The Whig-Standard, Kingston (January 28):
16-17.
Garet
Markvoort. “Student exhibition reflects talent and
creativity”, The Queen’s Journal, Kingston (January
17): 16.
1988
Marie-Jeanne
Musiol. “Memory/Souvenir”, Vie des Arts, Montréal
(mars): 67-68.
Jerry
McGrath. “Art in the Soo - Sans Démarcation”, Vanguard,
Vancouver (February/March): 10-13.
Peter
Gard. “Commission winners and losers”, The Newfoundland
Herald, St. John’s (January 16): 22-23.
1987
Nancy
Baele. “Leaving an imprint...”, The Citizen, Ottawa
(October 15).
Fred
Gaysek. “Sans Démarcation“, Artviews, Toronto
(Summer): 24-31.
Christine
Rivet. “Ottawa artist stylizes subtle changes with the
landscape”, Sault This Week, Sault Ste. Marie (August
19): 10A.
Joanne
Thompson. “'Bedlam' reigns as Sault prepares for art
experience”, The Sault Star, Sault Ste. Marie (June
13).
“White
Water Gallery: Art’s First Address in the Near North”, Artviews,
Toronto (Spring): 16.
1986
Steven
G. McLaughlin. “True strength in art” , Letter to the editor,
The Nugget, North Bay (September 18).
Mary
L. Bon. “Satire on Main St.”, Letter to the editor, The
Nugget, North Bay (September 13).
Louise
Middleton. “Rice on the rocks”, Canadore College, North
Bay
(September
12).
“Missed
opportunity”, The Nugget, North Bay (September 10).
Gilbert
McElroy. “Appallingly ignorant attitude”, Letter to the
editor, The Nugget, North Bay (September 10).
Dawn
Clarke. “Gallery director says sculpture deserves acclaim, not
ridicule”, The Nugget, North Bay (September 9).
Drew
McAnulty. “Footprint ‘art’ a protest”, The Nugget,
North Bay (September 8): 1.
Drew
McAnulty. “Wave Patterns, Lake Nipissing, 1986”, The
Nugget, North Bay (September 5).
“Outdoor
sculptor to visit North Bay waterfront”, The Near North
Sun, North Bay (August 15): 9.
“Photographs
on display”, The Western Star, Corner Brook (August
4).
Elizabeth
Thompson. “Sculptor uses nature to make a statement”, The
Gazette, Montreal (March 27): G7.
David
McFadden. “The Physicality of Landscape”, Canadian Art,
Toronto (March): 84-85.
Felicity
Redgrave. “Traces”, Arts Atlantic 24, Charlottetown
(Winter): 10-11.
1985
Martha Tancock. “Artspace and AGP host companion landscape
shows”, Peterborough Examiner, Peterborough (October
23): 36.
“Sticks,
stones and art”, Peterborough Examiner, Peterborough
(October 22): 22.
Elissa
Barnard. “Each leaving traces”, The Mail-Star, Halifax
(June 18).
“Exhibitions
reflection of interests”, The Mail-Star, Halifax (June
5).
Marie
Delagrave. “Paysages éphémères”, Le Soleil, Québec (18
mai).
Kevin
McMahon. “Artists vs. elements at Brock”, The Standard,
St. Catharines (April 8): 9.
1984
Norman
Debono. “Marlene Creates”, The Windsor Star, Windsor
(October 6).
Joella
Sidhu. “Artist takes Canadian Club members on tour to ancient
stone circles”, The Packet, Orillia (March 20): 6.
1983
Nancy
Tousley. “An artist who believes in paper work...”, Calgary
Herald, Calgary (November 10): G8.
“Artists
named as winners in juried exhibition”, The Whig-Standard,
Kingston (November 8).
Linda
Harvey-Rioux. “Marlene Creates, Canadian artist at the Dunlop
Gallery”, Regina Sunday News, Regina (October 9): 8.
Denise
Ball. “Marlene Creates employs paper and landscape”, The
Leader-Post, Regina (September 29): C1.
Jo-Ann
Mihalich. “Artist emphasizes nature’s qualities”, The
Chronicle Journal, Thunder Bay (September 27): 17.
Tom
Gentles. “A temporary presence in ancient landscapes”, The
Times-Herald, Moose Jaw (September 22).
Olivier
Asselin. “Dumouchel, Dickson et Creates”, Le Droit, Ottawa
(23
avril):
33.
Caroline
Stone. “On Site: The Artist in the Environment - Marlene
Creates”, Arts Atlantic 16, Charlottetown (Spring):3.
1982
Philip
Hicks. “The new sculpture”, The Evening Telegram, St.
John’s (October 23).
“Ottawa
sculptor creates cairn using Newfoundland stone, rock”, The
Evening Telegram, St. John’s (September 18): 4.
Beatrice
Watson. “Marlene Creates makes her art in the landscape”, The
Times News, Thunder Bay (July 24).
Patrick
Brennan. “Artist's work on display in Kenora”, Daily Miner
and News, Kenora (May 21).
“Ottawa
artist conducting workshop”, Daily Miner and News,
Kenora (May 14).
1981
Nancy
Baele. “Photographer papers stones to sculpt scene”, The
Citizen, Ottawa (November 14): 28.
Bruce
Paton. “Elements presents the question: Can photography be
art?”, Ottawa Revue, Ottawa (November 12-18).
Angela
Marcus. “Marlene Creates’ bridge between natural and
artificial”, Ottawa Revue, Ottawa (November 12-18): 9.
Frank
Rackow. “Beyond the limitations of the craft”, The
Charlatan, Carleton University, Ottawa (October 29): 24.
Suzanne
Joubert. “Photographier l’éternité”, Le Droit, Ottawa
(24 octobre): 21.
Greg
Burliuk. “Paper, Stones and Water: Nature’s Magic”, The
Whig-Standard, Kingston (March 13): 19.
E.
Jane Northey. “Marlene Creates at SAW Gallery”, Artmagazine,
Toronto (February-March): 59.
Steven
Leak. “Bringing nature and paper together”, Arthur
Magazine, Trent University, Peterborough (February).
Daniel
Sharp. “Earth connection explored through paper and stone”, Peterborough
Examiner, Peterborough (February 2): 20.
1980
Rosalie
Smith McCrea. “Sculpture in photography”, The Citizen,
Ottawa (October 11): 21.
1979
Kathleen
Walker. “Quality exhibition”, The Citizen, Ottawa
(December 7).
1978
Roger
Amoroso. “Marlene Creates”, Ottawa Revue, Ottawa (May
25-31): 5.
Kathleen
Walker. “Artist plumbs depths of surface”, The Citizen,
Ottawa (May 19).
2023
Tim Lilburn. Numinous Seditions:
Interiority and Climate Change, University of Alberta
Press, Edmonton (cover image)
2022 Erin Wunker. The
Routledge Introduction to Twentieth- and
Twenty-First-Century Canadian Poetry, Routledge (cover
image)
2001 Full Circle,
Newfoundland Symphony Youth Choir (CD cover image)
2000
Susan
Knutson. Narrative in the Feminine: Daphne Marlatt and
Nicole Brossard,
Wilfred Laurier University Press, Waterloo (cover image)
Full Circle, Youth Choral Exchange Final Concert,
Basilica of St. John the Baptist, St. John’s (concert
programme)
1999
Lynn
Davies. The Bridge That Carries the Road, Brick Books,
London, Ontario (cover image)
Page des Librairies, no. 56 (février-mars), Paris,
France (p. 30-33)
1998
International
Journal of Canadian Studies, no. 18 (fall), Diaspora
and Exile / La diaspora et l'exil, Ottawa (cover image)
Annuaire du Canada 1999, Statistics Canada,
Ottawa (p. 6)
1992
Canada:
A Portrait, Statistics Canada, Ottawa (p. 111, 125)
BROADCAST MEDIA(radio interviews, tv spots
& features)/ ÉMISSIONS(radio, tv et
reportage)
2023 "Good To Be Here: A Cove-sical," student concert at Beachy Cove Elementary School, Portugal Cove-St. Philip's, Newfoundland, with a song
composed by Grade 3 & 4 students with Kyle McDavid about Marlene Creates, titled "Everything astonishes," June 8, 2023.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeFLaNsJmxU (13:09–17:48)Andrea McGuire. “Winter Walk,” The Morning Show, CBC Radio One, St. John's (February 10): 10 min.
https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-56-st-johns-morning-show/clip/15894391-winter-walk
Mireille Langlois.
"Marlene Creates expose à la Comox Valley Art Gallery," Panorama,
Radio-Canada, Vancouver, 24 août (10 min.)
https://ici.radio-canada.ca/ohdio/premiere/emissions/panorama/episodes/649909/rattrapage-du-mercredi-24-aout-2022/14
Adam Walsh. CrossTalk, CBC Radio One, St. John's,
October 20.
Josée
Basque. “Bulletin de nouvelles du mercredi 25 août,” Le Téléjournal Atlantique,
https://ici.radio-canada.ca/tele/le-telejournal-acadie/site/episodes/563286/episode-du-25-aout-2021
Carolyn Stokes. Here & Now, CBC TV
News, St. John’s (March 7): 4½ min.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVdErGx3D0E&t=39m51s
audio rebroadcast on Weekend AM, CBC Radio
One, St. John’s (March 10).
Ashley Sheppard. “Human experience, memory, language and the
land: Marlene Creates celebrates over 40 years of
artistry with a Governor General’s award,” Kicker News, St. John’s
(March 15): 5 min.
http://kicker.cna-nl.com/2019/03/15/human-experience-memory-language-and-the-land/
Barbara Deland. Guest Interview with Marlene Creates, VOWR
Radio, St. John’s (June 16, rebroadcast June 19): 28 min.
Heather Barrett. Weekend Arts Magazine,
CBC Radio One, St. John’s (October 12): 14 min.
https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-72-weekend-am/clip/15741034-a-book-about-artists-christopher-and-mary-pratt-an-exhibit-by-artist-marlene-creates-and-a-culinary-work-of-art-the-sweet-turkey-mess
Marie Isabelle Rochon, Radio-Canada, St.
John’s (October 13): 2 min.
https://www.facebook.com/infoacadie/videos/3180619715341742/
Patrick Butler. “Rétrospective
sur l’oeuvre de Marlene Creates,” La Matinale, Radio-Canada, St. John’s
(October 16): 7 min.
https://ici.radio-canada.ca/premiere/emissions/la-matinale/episodes/445759/audio-fil-du-mercredi-16-octobre-2019/25
Jamie Fitzpatrick. The Morning Show, CBC
Radio One, St. John’s (November 1): 7 min.
CBC News. “Mapping out memories with artist
Marlene Creates” (with files from the St. John’s Morning Show), (November
3).
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/memory-maps-1.5345084
2017
Heather
Barrett. Weekend Arts
Magazine, CBC Radio One, St. John's (July 23): 10
min.
2016 “Exploring Place, Memory Maps, and
Language with Marlene Creates” with Dale Jarvis for the
Heritage Foundation’s
Intangible Cultural
Heritage and CHMR Radio, Memorial University, St. John’s
(September 22)
http://doodledaddle.blogspot.ca/2016/09/exploring-place-memory-maps-and.html
2015 Barbara
Deland. Guest Interview
with Marlene Creates, VOWR Radio, St. John’s (August
30, rebroadcast September 2): 28 min.
Elizabeth Yeoman. Interviw
with Marlene Creates, CHMR–FM Radio, Memorial
University, St. John's (August 6): 45 min.
Cecil Haire. CrossTalk, CBC Radio One,
St. John’s (June 29): 10 min.
Angela Antle. Weekend Arts Magazine,
CBC Radio One, St. John’s (April 25, rebroadcast August 30): 12 min.
https://soundcloud.com/cbc-weekend-am-nl/marlene-creates-new-book-2015-04-25t09-36-04000
2013
Angela Antle. Weekend Arts
Magazine, CBC Radio One, St. John's (June 15).
2012 Barbara Deland. Guest Interview with Marlene
Creates, VOWR Radio, St. John’s (December 16,
rebroadcast December 19): 28 min.
The
Nature of Inspiration, documentary film by 291 Film
Company, Regina, broadcast premier on
CBC Documentary Channel
(August 4 & 6): 45 min.
2010 Angela Antle. Weekend Arts Magazine, CBC Radio One, Grand
Falls-Windsor (August 8): 15 min.
Angela Antle. Weekend Arts
Magazine, CBC Radio One, St. John’s (February 6): 9
min.
Mike
Power. Labrador Morning,
CBC Radio One, Goose Bay (February 2).
2009 Tom Allen. Radio Two Morning, CBC Radio Two (October
9): 3 min.
Suzanne Woolridge. The
Morning Show, CBC Radio One, St. John's (June 1).
Mack
Furlong. Weekend Arts Magazine, CBC
Radio One, St. John's (May 30): 2 min.
The Tolt, the Droke, and the
Blast Hole Pond River with Marlene Creates, by 291
Film Company, Knowledge Network – British
Columbia’s Educational
Broadcaster (February 16): 24 min.
2008 Mack
Furlong. Weekend Arts
Magazine, CBC Radio One, St. John's (October 18): 11
min.
Farmyard Radio, Grizedale
Arts, Lawson Park, Coniston, Cumbria, England, online webcast
interview (September 26): 1 hour.
The Tolt, the Droke,
and the Blast Hole Pond River with Marlene Creates by
291 Film Company, Regina,
part
of the series Landscape as Muse, Bravo! Canada
television (April 10): 24 min. (rebroadcast March 22,
2010)
https://www.291filmcompany.ca/copy-of-landscape-as-muse-season-iv-2008
The Morning Show, CBC Radio One, St. John’s
(April 10): 2 min.
2007 Liz
Zetlin and Angela Antle. Weekend Arts Magazine, CBC
Radio One, St. John’s (October 20): 3 min.
Weekend Arts Magazine, CBC Radio One, St. John’s
(September 30): 2 min.
Angela
Antle. Weekend Arts Magazine, CBC Radio One, St.
John’s (July 22): 10 min.
Anne
Budgell. Radio Noon, CBC Radio One, St. John’s (April
16)
Artspots, CBC Television, St. John’s, (January 2): 5
min.
Angela
Antle. Weekend Arts Magazine, CBC Radio One, St.
John’s (February 24): 10 min.
2006 Liz
Zetlin, Night Walk: Boreal Poetry Garden, documentary
video: 5 min.
Out of the Fog, Rogers TV, Cable 9, St. John’s (May 8):
1 min
Mark
Cumby. Weekend Arts Magazine, CBC Radio One, St.
John’s (February 19): 5 min.
2005
Angela Antle. Weekend Arts Magazine, CBC Radio One,
St. John’s (November 26): 10 min.
2004 Jeff
Goodes, Fresh Air, CBC Radio, Toronto (November 28):
15 min.
Russ
Knutson, The Afternoon Show, CBC Radio One, Whitehorse
(October 14).
Katie
Nicholson, The Beat on Canada Now, CBC TV, St.
John’s, (September 16).
Anne
Budgell. Radio Noon, CBC Radio One, St. John’s (May
17).
Mack
Furlong. Weekend Arts Magazine, CBC Radio One, St.
John’s (May 16): 16 min. (rebroadcast Saturday, September 11,
2004)
2003
Angela Antle. Weekend Arts Magazine, CBC Radio One,
St. John’s (August 23).
Regart, Rogers TV 23, Ottawa (April 25).
2002
Wanita Bates and Shelagh Rogers. This Morning, CBC
Radio One, Toronto (May 28): 10 min.
2001 Jim
Brown. The Morning Show, CBC Radio One, St. John’s
(October 9).
Angela
Antle. Weekend Arts Magazine, CBC Radio One, St.
John’s (July 28): 6 min.
Seanna
Collins. Global News Morning Edition, Global
Television, Edmonton, (June 25): 3 min.
Suzanne
Woolridge. Arts Report, CBC Radio One, St. John’s (May
23).
2000
Suzanne Woolridge. Weekend Arts Magazine, CBC Radio
One, St. John’s (October 8, 2000): 4 min.
1999
Larry Jay. Evening News, NTV Newfoundland Television,
St. John's (September 17): 2 min.
Colleen
McConnell. VOCM Radio, St. John's (July 9).
Chris
O'Neill Yates. Radio Noon, CBC Radio One, St. John's
(July 8): 6 min.
Suzanne
Woolridge. Radio Noon, CBC Radio One, St. John's
(January 5): 6 min.
Suzanne
Woolridge. Weekend Arts Magazine, CBC Radio One, St.
John's (January 9).
1998
Suzanne Woolridge. Radio Noon, CBC Radio One, St.
John's (September 8): 7 min.
1997
Laurence Boudreau. Moi, j'adore, CKIA-FM, Québec
(October 29).
The
Morning Show, CBC
Radio
One, St. John's (October 17).
Valerie
Beauquier. CBAF Radio Canada, Halifax (September 30).
The
Newfoundland & Labrador Arts Council Annual Arts Awards,
CBC
Television, St. John's (September 16): 60 min.
Suzanne
Woolridge. Arts Report, CBC Radio, St. John's
(September 14 & 15).
Bill
Coultas. Personal Portraits: Marlene Creates, Cable
Atlantic Television, St. John's (May): 30 min.
Lorraine
Gilbert, La Tête des eaux: art/nature project by
Boréal Multimédia: video.
1996 Gene
Gort. The Edge of Town, Second International Distinguished
Artists Symposium and Exhibition, Hartford Art
School,
Hartford,
Connecticut: video 24 min.
1995 John
Johnson. Landworks of Marlene Creates, “Sunday Arts
& Entertainment”, CBC Television, Toronto: 30 min.
(rebroadcast
Sunday, December 7, 1997).
1993
Lynda Hall. interview with Marlene Creates, “Art
Snack”, CHUO (Ottawa University Radio), Ottawa (September 30).
Anne
Lamar. Marlene Creates: Landworks 1979-1991, “Weekend
Arts Magazine”, CBC Radio, St. John's (March 13): 5 min.
1990
Angela Antle. interview with Marlene Creates on Don
Wright, “Weekend Arts Magazine”, CBC Radio, St. John's
(September): 8 min.
1990
Angela Antle. interview with Marlene Creates, “Weekend
Arts Magazine”, CBC Radio, St. John's (April 21): 8 min.
1988 Joan
Borsa. Rewriting the Script: Feminism and Art in Ontario,
Women’s Art Resource Centre, Toronto: video.
1987 Anne
Lamar. The Diary Exhibition, “State of the Arts”, CBC
Radio, national (April 19): 6 min.
1986 The
White Water Gallery presents Marlene Creates, interview
with Gil McElroy, Maclean Hunter Cable 12, North Bay
(September 4-5): 22 min 24 sec.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_awUxEMKQg
1984
Robert Fortin, Radio Canada, Windsor (October 11): 1.5 hours.