Dominique Crowley's new exhibition, Monstrorum, is set in a fictional museum space and presents an alternative natural history. Crowley shares her journey from helping her mother run art classes to pursuing medicine and eventually returning to art as a career.
Dominique Crowley ’s new exhibition, Monstrorum , is set in a fictional museum space and presents an alternative natural history . As a teenager, Crowley helped her artist and educator mother run children’s art classes.
Although she initially pursued medicine, her interest in art history remained. Moving to Canada allowed her to study for a BFA and gave her the confidence to pursue art as a career. She now works from a studio in Pallas Studios in the Coombe.
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