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                Max Liboiron        Max 
                Liboiron produces art that a rises from her exper iences in northern 
                Canada on a working acreage, in her ear ly studies of biology, 
                and in her more recent studies in cultura l studies. She holds 
                an MFA and cert ific ate of Cultural Studies from the State University 
                of New York at Stony Brook, and a BFA with Dist inction from Mount 
                Al lison University in Sackvil le, New Brunswick. Her work has 
                been shown in Canada, Ireland, and New York, including the SoHo 
                Photo Gallery, The Internationa l Print Center New York, and in 
                v arious univers ity art ga lleries around the country. The work 
                encompa sses instal lation, sculpture, printmak ing, animat ion, 
                digita l and pinhole photog raphy, and drawing. Liboiron cur rent 
                ly teaches drawing, animation, and digita l imaging at SUNY Stony 
                Brook and Suf folk Community College, NY.  Artist’s 
                Statement - Recent Work:  What 
                get s to “count” as nature is part of a larger narrative within 
                Western culture. I use several media to move around the hybridity 
                between nature and culture and the narra tives that strive to 
                keep them apart. I explore many of these themes within the visua 
                l trope of the natura l history diorama. My recent work depict 
                s the violence, collaboration, confusion, limina lity, and int 
                imacy tha t is at sta ke when enacted hybridity between nature 
                and culture- not the mainst ream, sanit ized, hal f-and-ha lf 
                ver sion, but the messy hybridit y with no clea r point of origin. 
                These alternative narrat ives pos it nature as a loc al place 
                made of humans, technology, anima ls, socia l expect ations, economies, 
                and the relat ionships between them.  Contact 
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