Collection: Libby Hague
Libby Hague‘s artistic practice examines the humane and complex social relationships in our precarious and interconnected world. Her curiosity and love of invention have led her to utilize a hybrid approach that combines the printmaking medium with installation.
Her principal recent exhibitions include: Every Heart can Grow Bigger: make room, O.D.D. Gallery, KIAC, Dawson City, Yukon, 2020; Karachi Biennale, On this Wondrous Sea, 2019 Pakistan, curated by Muhammad Zeeshan and Asma Mahmoud; Every Heart can Grow Bigger, Gallery Stratford, curated by Angela, Brayham, 2019; Wider than the sky, Loop Gallery, Toronto, 2018; Habitat, in 4 person exhibit Fabrications, Kelowna Art Gallery, 2017 curated by Liz Wylie (originally curated by Pat Macaulay for Harbourfront , Toronto); The past is never over: A Libby Hague Retrospective, Art Gallery of Mississauga, curated by Kendra Ainsworth, Nov., 2017.
