BIO
Marlene Hilton Moore’s studio work for the past twenty years has engaged in the identity of the female in today’s society through sculpture, audiovisual installations, and photography.  Her extensive schedule of solo and group exhibitions includes galleries in Ontario, Quebec and the East Coast.
 
Hilton Moore has also been a recipient of many Public Art Commissions over the last twenty years. Her distinctive profile in Canadian visual arts is marked by outstanding achievements at local and national levels, particularly in the complex arena of Public Art and Monuments.  

In 2010 Hilton Moore retired from her professorship at the School of Design and Visual Art, Georgian College following a distinguished 25-year teaching career.


ARTIST STATEMENT
Marlene Hilton Moore’s photographic work develops narratives based upon a woman, a dress, and a place. Visually weaving together encoded cultural messages that allude to personal social histories, Marlene creates a continuum of her investigation into identify formation in her photographic series of women. Hand crafted dresses and objects, combined with an individual space, expand reality into a dance of authenticity and vision.