Andreas Rutkauskas
 
 
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Significant Forms at the Kelowna Art Gallery

Exhibition runs March 2 - June 9, 2024. Featuring work by Wally Dion, Wanda Lock, Zachari Logan, Amanda McCavour, Samuel Roy-Bois, Andreas Rutkauskas, and Sami Tsang

Stories of Fire
Online Exhibition Series Part III: Sightlines

Confluence Lab & the University of Idaho's Prichard Art Gallery

Éveil, solo exhibition at the Musée Régional de Rimouski

Exhibition runs from October 6 , 2023 - February 4, 2024 in Rimouski, Québec

Fieldwork, Group Exhibition at the Lake Country Art Gallery

Exhibition runs from September 30 - November 25, 2023 in Lake Country, British Columbia

Slocan City International Music and Art Fair

Group exhibition of visual art at one of the premiere music events in the British Columbia interior. June 16-17, 2023

Fire Season II

Bringing together voices from around the world to face the complex subject of wildfires. Our second publication Fire Season II is now available.

Triennale BanlieuE!

Maison des arts de Laval, Québec, Canada

Exhibition runs July 31st - October 30th, 2022

The Prefix Prize

Urbanspace Gallery, 401 Richmond St W, Ground Floor, Toronto, Canada

Exhibition runs May 5th - June 25th, 2022

The Resilience of Landscapes

Essay by Franck Michel, portfolio by Andreas Rutkauskas appearing in Ciel Variable 119 - Against Nature

Refuge: Après l’incendie / After the Fire

Grantham Foundation for the Arts and the Environment, September 26 - November 28, 2021

Cahier 02

In conjunction with my exhibition at the Grantham Foundation for the Arts and the Environment, a bilingual (Français/English) publication featuring texts by Curator Geneviève Chevalier, Art Historian Mark A. Cheetham and Geographer Mathieu Bourbonnais is available in print and as a PDF

After the fire

Alternator Centre for Contemporary Art, September 10 - October 23, 2021

Living with Wildfire

“Rutkauskas, a lecturer in UBCO’s Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies, focuses on photography and videos of landscapes that have undergone changes. For him, the Living with Wildfire project is an opportunity to raise awareness about the diverse perspectives related to wildfire while also highlighting a more holistic approach to the topic.”

Evolving The Forest

Evolving the Forest is a book with a wide array of voices celebrating the past and future of our trees, woods and forests. Contributions are from artists, scientists, policy-makers, foresters, NGOs, historians, philosophers and others, curated into three sections: ecology and forest management, creative responses, and philosophy & polemic. Like all art.earth Books the sumptuous and generous design comes with 230+ colour illustrations.