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What poetry allows is the removal of parts of speech so that a life may make sense to itself.
How to lift traces to lines, to tangibility full of traces that have been erased by regimes of governance or regimes of power?
So, where I find myself located as trace, trace becomes vocabulary.
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An edited trace from Brand, Dionne. “Pressure on Verbal Matter: Dionne Brand and the Making of Language”. Interview by Robert Enright. Border Crossings Magazine, November 2020.
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COOPER COLE is pleased to present Traces, a solo exhibition by Rhea Dillon. This marks the artists first solo exhibition with the gallery and in Canada.
Opening reception: Thursday, May 21, 6-8pm
Rhea Dillon (b. 1996, London, UK), is an artist, writer and poet.
Select recent solo and group exhibitions include “Heads” at the American Academy of Arts and Letters, NYC; “DFT 2025” at Wesleyan University, Connecticut; “Gestural Poethics” at Heidelberger Kunstverein, Germany; “Accumulation – On Collecting, Growth and Excess”, at The…
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What poetry allows is the removal of parts of speech so that a life may make sense to itself.
How to lift traces to lines, to tangibility full of traces that have been erased by regimes of governance or regimes of power?
So, where I find myself located as trace, trace becomes vocabulary.
~
An edited trace from Brand, Dionne. “Pressure on Verbal Matter: Dionne Brand and the Making of Language”. Interview by Robert Enright. Border Crossings Magazine, November 2020.
~
COOPER COLE is pleased to present Traces, a solo exhibition by Rhea Dillon. This marks the artists first solo exhibition with the gallery and in Canada.
Opening reception: Thursday, May 21, 6-8pm
Rhea Dillon (b. 1996, London, UK), is an artist, writer and poet.
Select recent solo and group exhibitions include “Heads” at the American Academy of Arts and Letters, NYC; “DFT 2025” at Wesleyan University, Connecticut; “Gestural Poethics” at Heidelberger Kunstverein, Germany; “Accumulation – On Collecting, Growth and Excess”, at The…



































































































