Peter Dubé
No. 108 – fall 2014

Metaphorical Spaces : An Interview with James Nizam

James Nizam is a Vancouver-based artist whose work interrogates the lines between, and connecting, sculpture, architecture, photography and the performative. Nizam holds a BFA from the University of British Columbia and was longlisted for the Sobey Art Award in 2011.

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James Nizam, Sundial, 2013. Photo credit: Birch Contemporary. Courtesy of the artist.
James Nizam, Two Triangles, 2013. Courtesy of the artist.
James Nizam, Umbra, 2013. Courtesy of the artist.
James Nizam, Thought Form (Cube), 2011. Photo credit: Birch Contemporary. Courtesy of the artist.
James Nizam, Thought Form (Fan), 2011. Photo credit: Birch Contemporary. Courtesy of the artist.
James Nizam, Drill Holes Through Studio Wall, 2012. Photo credit: Birch Contemporary. Courtesy of the artist.
James Nizam, Wrought Iron Railing in Light Reflective Material, 2013. Photo credit: Birch Contemporary. Courtesy of the artist.
James Nizam, Shard of Light, 2011. Photo credit: Birch Contemporary. Courtesy of the artist.
James Nizam, Installation View, Yukon Arts Centre, 2013. Courtesy of the artist.