Fugitives in the Archive exhibition by Trudi Lynn Smith and Kate Hennessy. Photograph by Rachel Topham — Fugitives in the Archive exhibition. Royal BC Museum. Trudi Lynn Smith and Kate Hennessy. 2018.

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What’s Insight Magazine

ByTrudi Lynn Smith July 1, 2018March 4, 2023

What’s Insight Magazine

July 2018. Check out the write up Kate Hennessy and I put together on our research-creation work at the Royal British Columbia Museum Fugitives: Anarchival Materiality in Archives

Pup tent camera obscuras

ByTrudi Lynn Smith June 3, 2016August 14, 2023

Pup tent camera obscuras. Two pup tents with knapsacks for solo trips: recovered vintage materials, darkout fabric, a set of simple lenses for close up and distant views. Tent footprint each 1.5 m x 2.1 m. Created for Imagine Our Parks, installations with selected participants in summer 2016.

Portable Camera Obscura: Seel’s Tree, Waterton Lakes National Park

ByTrudi Lynn Smith June 3, 2015March 4, 2023

Cultivating the Arts of Attention

ByTrudi Lynn Smith February 17, 2019February 17, 2019

I’ve been invited to the Bard Center for Experimental Humanities to install my work March 7-18, 2019. I’ll be installing my Drift Camera, video of the breath camera and hosting a workshop on cultivating the…

Portable Camera Obscura: Waterton Lake National Park

ByTrudi Lynn Smith June 3, 2015March 4, 2023

Digital Cultures

ByTrudi Lynn Smith September 14, 2017August 14, 2023

Fall 2017. Invited scholar, Digital Cultures and Creativity, University of Maryland. Workshop on respiration and photography with the Breath Camera. Students are part of the Seminar Fleshy Futures: Technologies and the Body.

Linnet Lake

ByTrudi Lynn Smith September 26, 2017September 23, 2018

Watch the video footage here The impermanent return: Photography, protected areas and the matter of Linnet Lake. This is a film still from Lake Linnet, in Waterton Lakes National Park. The film still shows…

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