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Dr. Lycia Trouton was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, during the period of the Troubles and immigrated to Vancouver, Canada, in 1970— Since then she has lived in multiple countries, each influencing her art dramatically.
Lycia Danielle Trouton is a Canadian artist. Early life. Lycia Danielle Trouton was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and raised in Vancouver, Canada. Trouton went to pre-college at Emily Carr University of Art and Design and Otis College of Art and Design.
Lycia Trouton is a multi-award winning artist and contemporary art historian. Her work insightfully grasps the exploration of liminal spaces with both intellectual rigour and a desire to bring humaneness to light.
Lycia Trouton, DCA Page 4 Delivered in-depth instruction to educate students on intercultural arts practices by encouraging open and engaging discussions. Facilitated an advanced studio class, including preparing readings, directing group and individual critiques, and conducting assessments.
May 15, 2021 · What every town in the North needs is a copy of The Linen Memorial, begun in 2002 by Lycia Trouton, made up of 400 white Irish linen handkerchiefs, on which the names of all those Troubles...
Apr 19, 2021 · Lycia Trouton. Dr. Lycia Trouton (b. Belfast) has a BFA (Honours) and MFA in sculpture from the USA. She was an Earth or Land Artist and Public Artist in the 1990s before completing her doctorate in postcolonial text/textiles at the University of Wollongong, NSW Australia, followed by a decade as a lecturer and assessor, internationally.
Lycia Trouton, unpublished thesis, 2005, University of Wollongong, appendix p.277b [ 9 ] In 1987, when I was at art school in Pittsburgh, USA, my professor of Cultural Theory, Richard (Dick) Schoenwald, alerted us to the incredible impact of Maya Lin’s Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial, a reconciliatory monument, which also inspired my creation.
Jul 23, 2020 · Dr. Lycia Trouton grew up in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada in the 1970s and witnessed the Indigenous cultural renaissance of that era, including the 1976 opening of the Museum of Anthropology, University of British Columbia (UBC), near where she lived.
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Lycia Trouton and her Linen Memorial The Ulster or Irish Troubles Linen Memorial is an ongoing site conscious memorial installation which seeks to re narrate the 3,721 deaths which took place during the fraught period in contemporary Northern Ireland, called 'the troubles'; the artist chose to commemorate those who died during the dates of ...
