04 - Anica Neiman x Corri-Lynn Tetz

Mystery Art Raffle

From August 29^_-September 19, Corri Lynn Tetz and Anica Neiman will be raffling off artwork in support of Camp Pekiwewin, iHuman Studios, and Edmonton’s Foodbank.

To have your name entered in the raffle draw, make a $15 donation to any on the previously mentioned organizations and send a receipt or screenshot of your donation to @anicaneiman, or email aneiman@ualberta.ca. Each entry is worth $15, but you may enter as many times as you want (for example, a $30 donation is worth two entries). The first ten people to enter will be notified and receive an original drawing by one of the artists in the mail!

The draw will take place on September 19^th at noon and artwork can be shipped anywhere in Canada. The links/information on where to donate can be found below:

Camp Pekiwewin: etransfer blmyeg@gmail.com with the note “Pekiwewin.”
iHuman Studios: https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/m/8429/donation
Edmonton’s Foodbank: https://www.edmontonsfoodbank.com/donate-now/

Raffle items

A small, blonde child is riding on the back of a brown horse that is standing on it's back legs

Corri-Lynn Tetz, Ride, oil on canvas, 24x30

A naked person is bending over so that there body and face are concealed. They seem to be hovering in the air, over a landscape of hoodoos. This print is entirely in black and white

Anica Neiman, Badlands, stone litho print on rag paper (bleed print), 24x19

A black and white close-up shot of a pond, with water lilies floating on top of the water

Anica Neiman, Breeding, copper etching and digital print on rag paper, print size: 8.5x10, paper size: 16x16

A dystopian landscape in grey scale shows four large square-like structures that are surrounded by fungi-like growth

Anica Neiman, Parameters I, copper etching on rag paper, print size: 8x12, paper size: 12x16

MENTEE

Anica Neiman is an emerging visual artist from Edmonton, Alberta, currently completing her Bachelors of Fine Arts at the University of Alberta. Anica’s practice is primarily rooted in painting and printmaking. Over the past year, she has been creating a body of work that delves into her own anxieties around intimacy and desire. Drawing from the grotesque, Anica has been creating work about the impact trauma can have on perception and behavior. Her practice has been greatly influenced and inspired by readings about the grotesque, learning about psychology and different genres of horror.

MENTOR

Corri-Lynn Tetz was born in Calgary, Alberta and now lives and works in Montreal. She studied at Red Deer College, Emily Carr and most recently graduated from the MFA program at Concordia University. Tetz has received project support from the Conseil des Art et des Lettres du Québec, The Canada Council, the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation and in 2016, was awarded the Brucebo Residency Fellowship Residency. Her work was featured in the Magenta Foundations Carte Blanche: A Survey of Canadian Painting and in 2012, she was a finalist in the RBC Painting Competition. Tetz’s paintings have been exhibited across Canada, Sweden and the United States.

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