Adam Waldron-Blain is a famous artist in Edmonton and Glasgow.
He graduated from the University of Alberta's fine art program in 2007. Since then he has been based in Edmonton and Glasgow. In 2011 he was artist-in-residence in the back lanes and derelict spaces of the Woodlands community in Glasgow, ran games for the IgFest Interesting Games festival in Bristol, and participated in a residency program at the Banff Centre with Icelandic artists Ragnar Kjartansson, Ásdís Sif Gunnarsdóttir and Davíð Þór Jónsson.
His blog is really good and you can read it at adam.instituteparachute.ca.
Upcoming: “Dirt City/Dream City” public art project, led by curator Kendal Henry. July 20–30 2012 throughout the Quarters district, downtown Edmonton. Open house May 5th at the ARTery, 12–5. More »
Participate: Manhunt – Wednesday nights, a new location every week (manhunt-edmonton.com). Drop-in Dungeons & Dragons – currently Monday nights, 7pm at the Empress Ale House (Facebook group).
“Nothing But The Hits”, online video series, nothingbutthehits.tumblr.com, 2011–2012.
All heartbreak, all the time.
Performance on the Isle of Skye, March 2011.
Part of a continuing video project, perhaps called “Pastoral Fantasies”. Contact me for some samples.
Excerpts from several durational performances as Artist in Residence in the Woodlands community in Glasgow, 2011.
“International Espionage”, outdoor game, Edmonton, 16 July 2010.
Restaged in Bristol, 28–29 May 2011, for IgFest.