This summer, Arsenal Contemporary Art Montreal is pleased to welcome Hannah Perry for a residency. The British artist will be in creative work (May 24 - July 28, 2016) as part of the group exhibition I feel we think bad presented from July 29 to Dec 23, 2016 at Arsenal Contemporary Art Montreal.

About

Hannah Perry is an artist working mainly in installation, print and video. From different materials, Perry generates footage, sound clips, images and objects, which allow her to carefully explore personal memory in today’s hyper-technological society, and thus develop a wide network of references.

Hannah Perry was born in 1984 in England. Graduated from Goldsmiths College, University of London in 2009 and the Royal Academy of Arts in 2014, she lives and works in London. Her recent exhibitions include: 100 Problems at Contemporary Fine Arts (Berlin, Germany), I feel we think bad at Arsenal Contemporary Art (Montreal, Canada), Mercury Retrograde at Seventeen (London, England), Private settings: Art After the Internet at the MOMA (Warsaw, Poland), New Order II at Saatchi Gallery (London, England), A sense of things at Zabludowicz Collection (London, England), Stedelijk at Trouw at Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam, Netherlands). Hannah Perry is represented by Contemporary Fine Arts (Berlin, Germany), Galerie Lisa Kandlhofer (Vienna, Austria) and Althuis Hofland Fine Arts (Amsterdam, Netherlands).