TEGAN MOORE
TEGAN MOORE works with sculpture and installation using methods of saving, salvage, and deconstruction, in a material research practice investigating the hidden systems that mediate interior climates. Her recent exhibitions include Foam Fatigue at YYZ Artists' Outlet (2021), Immersion Grade, at Vivo Media Arts (2019) and Variations at Zalucky Contemporary (2018), and residencies at Tokyo Arts and Space, Mustarinda (Finland), and Flaggfabrikken (now Aldea, Norway). She co-organizes the project space Support, in London, Ontario, with Ruth Skinner and Liza Eurich. Moore currently works collaboratively with The Synthetic Collective researching plastics pollution and organizing the upcoming exhibition, Plastic Heart: Surface All the Way Though at the Art Museum at the University of Toronto. She is also an artist-researcher on Speculative Energy Futures (2017-2023). Please visit her Website.

Recent work by Tegan

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Leach Grate, 2021, Salvaged expanded polystyrene, cigarette butts from plastic pollution sample, mycelium composite packaging
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Chiral Coil, 2021, Salvaged foam floor underlay, salvaged polypropylene building membrane, pin
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Foam Fatigue, 2021, Installation View
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Subtraction Inventories, 2016, Installation View
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Source Searching, 2019, Salvaged polypropylene building membrane (Tyvek), life hook, pool sifter, greenhouse fans
OUR STORY
​Artists Jamelie Hassan and Ron Benner and jazz musician Eric Stach founded the Embassy Cultural House (1983-1990) located in the restaurant portion of the Embassy Hotel at 732 Dundas Street in East London. Other former members of the board were: Debrann Eastabrook, Henry Eastabrook, Sharron Forrest, Wyn Geleynse, Janice Gurney, Jean Hay (1929 - 2008), Doug Mitchell, Kim Moodie, Gerard Pas, Peter Rist, Wanda Sawicki, Jean Spence and Jennie White.

In 2020, at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Embassy Cultural House was re-envisioned as a virtual artist-run space and website. 

​London, Ontario is on the traditional lands of the Anishinaabeg, Haudenosaunee, Lenape, Attawandaron and Huron-Wendat peoples, at the forks of Deshkan Ziibi (Antler River), an area subject to the Dish with One Spoon Wampum and other treaties.

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