Kim Neudorf

Banner Image: “flood of nails," 2020, watercolour & acrylic on paper

Kim Neudorf’s writing and paintings explore themes of resilience, healing, and survival while seeking to undo easy legibility in order to honour the daily, more complicated modes of visibility and existence.

Neudorf completed their BFA from Alberta College of Art and Design in 2005 and their MFA from Western University in 2012. They attended the Optic Nerve Thematic Residency at the Banff Centre for the Arts in 2005 and in 2011 were named one of fifteen semi-finalists at the thirteenth RBC Canadian Painting Competition.

Their work has appeared most recently at Support project space, London; DNA Gallery, London, Ontario; Paul Petro, Toronto; Franz Kaka, Toronto; Forest City Gallery, London, Ontario; Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre, Kingston; Evans Contemporary Gallery, Peterborough; and Susan Hobbs Gallery, Toronto. They live and maintain a writing and studio practice in London, Ontario.

For more information, please visit their website at kimneudorf.com

Recent Press:

TOTALLY RUINOUS/ TOTALLY RUIN US: IN DISCUSSION WITH KIM NEUDORF

Recent Works

“untitled,” 2017, oil on canvas

“untitled,” 2020, oil on canvas

“rude sun,” 2020, oil on canvas

“para dies,” 2020, watercolour & acrylic on paper

“untitled,” 2019, oil on canvas

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