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posted by max haiven on avr. 14, 2015 - View profile

Halifax

Scene Otherwise: Recent work by Carole Condé and Karl Beveridge (Mayworks Festival)


7:00pm
Vendredi Avril 17 2015
- 9:00pm
Mardi Mai 12 2015

Venue: The Khyber Centre for the Arts
Address: 5521 Cornwallis St.
Cost: Free
Accessibility: Accessible

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Scene Otherwise:
Recent work by Carole Condé and Karl Beveridge
Organized by: Anna Leonowens Gallery, NSCAD University
Khyber Centre for the Arts: 5521 Cornwallis St.
Dates: April 17th – May 12th – Free

 

Closing reception: May 12th at 8pm following the MayworksHalifax Workshop


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The exhibition Scene Otherwise features four recent photographic projects by the artists Carole Condé and Karl Beveridge who live and work in Toronto, as part of the Mayworks festival in Halifax. The projects look at the issue of climate change and its roots in capitalist development, the dual exploitation of migrant workers and the earth, the role of public institutions in the promotion of a democratic culture, and the recent Occupy movement that expressed a new type of resistance to the economic and environmental devastation of life.The artists often work with the communities involved in their projects. The exhibition includes works produced in collaboration with migrant agricultural workers (UFCW) and public cultural workers (members of CUPE). A limited edition poster with essay by Max Haiven will be available at the closing reception.
 

Presenting Partners:

Art + Activism at NSCAD,
Anna Leonowens Gallery,
Khyber Centre for the Arts

 

Organizer:http://mayworkshalifax.ca/contact-us/

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