Dating back to his earliest work and threaded directly through to his current sculptural installation at the AGA, Selected Mutations gives us insight into the development of an artists’ practice as his focus on “the found” and on alteration and adaptation within the natural and not-so-natural realms is viewed from both ends of the time spectrum.

Paul Freeman is the Artistic Director at the Nina Haggerty Centre for the Arts, an art centre for artists with developmental disabilities in Edmonton and a drawing instructor at the University of Alberta in the Department of Art and Design, Freeman, received his BFA from The Alberta College of Art & Design (Calgary) in 1998, and his MFA from the University of Alberta (Edmonton) in 2005. He is the recipient of numerous Academic awards Scholarships and Grants, and his work has been exhibited in public and private spaces across Canada.