Robert Arndt engages with the interplay between reading objects, institutional pedagogies and the complexity of subjectivity and selfhood. Since graduating from Emily Carr Institute of Art + Design (now Emily Carr University) in 1998, Arndt has exhibited and screened his work in solo and group exhibitions in Canada, the U.S., and abroad, including the Vancouver Art Gallery, Contemporary Art Gallery (Vancouver), and Artists Space (New York). He currently works and lives in Vancouver, B.C.

Robert Arndt

Robert Arndt Contemporary Art

Remainders, Repeats and Rejects,

2017,

Dimensions variable. Image courtesy of the Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver,

Archival pigment prints

Pursuit, Plunder & Fleece,

2014,

28"x17.5",

Inkjet print

Pursuit, Plunder & Fleece,

2011-15,

single channel video projection,

Pursuit, Plunder & Fleece,

2011-15,

single channel video projection,

Pursuit, Plunder & Fleece, Installation view,

2015,

Pursuit, Plunder & Fleece, Installation view,

2015,

Focal Points,

2008,

32"x45",

Inkjet print

PPF Attempt No.2,

2015,

57"x59",

Ink jet print

A Line Meant in Passing No. 3,

2011-2015 (Still),

10:00 mins,

single chanel video

Compositional Workstudy (The Score) ,

2011-15,

ink jet print,

Deleted Scene (A Line Meant in Passing),

2010,

40"x45",

ink jet print

A Line Meant in Passing No. 1,

2008-2010 (Still),

10:00 mins,

single chanel video

A Line Meant in Passing No. 1,

Installation view,

2010,

Contemporary Art Gallery Vancouver

Placeholder, production still (deleted scene),

2011,

Placeholder, single channel video projection, Installtion view Artspeak Vancouver ,

2011,

Exiting Picture Left, 2006, Light jet print, 53" x 71",

A Technique (Paganini) ,

27.5" x 32",

ink jet print

Mirror Traversing Picture Plane,

2006,

34" x 39",

ink jet print, ink jet print,

Recover,

2006,

44"x72",

ink jet print

Footnote 1,

2002,

43"x54",

ink jet print

Lines for the Next Exhibition,

2004,

Single channel video projection. Installation view Vancouver Art Gallery,

Proposals for an Exhibition,

2000,

Installation view, Western Front Gallery,