- April 9, 2004 to May 8, 2004
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Ciona constructed a 'nest' or 'web' out of rope and string, both constructing and inhabiting it during the gallery's open hours. The 'unseen interval' refers to the sense of wonder that a viewer must experience upon witnessing a project or construction in progress, leaving for a period of time, and returning to find the creation has progressed into something new or more complete.
By Joelle Ciona
date | 14 Programs
Dates 2004- March 12, 2004 to April 3, 2004
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An audio installation with 3 audio tapes and 24 motorized drumsticks. Three audio tapes play continuously while interacting with the rhythms produced by the motorized drumsticks. Wave Over Wave is a memorial and a history, a gendered response to living at the edge of the sea.
By Rita McKeough
Wave Over Wave
- February 6, 2004 to March 5, 2004
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The three artists work with the wearable costume as a means to represent the indigenous body, while dealing with the stereotypes and realities of aboriginal communities. They reconnect with history through the language of ceremonial clothing, the use of traditional family crests and the incorporation of organic materials.
By Daina Warren, Peter Morin, Sonny Assu - Curated by Daina Warren
Futuristic Regalia
- January 9, 2004 to January 31, 2004
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Marianne Corless has produced a series of portraits and flags, constructed out of recycled animal pelts, recycled blankets and human hair, that symbolize the historical origins of Canada.
By Marianne Cortess - Curated by Daina Warren