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June 17, 2020 November 21, 2020
To Fish As Formerly: A Story of Straits Salish Resurgence
June 17 - November 21, 2020
Legacy Downtown | 630 Yates St.
Lekwungen territory
Curated by XEMŦOLTW Dr. Nicholas Claxton, UVic, School of Child and Youth Care) and Katie Hughes, UVic Department of History, graduate student.
With artists: TEMOSEN Charles Elliott, John Elliott, Chris Paul, Dylan Thomas, Sarah Jim, Temoseng, aka Chasz Elliott and Colton Hash.
To Fish as Formerly tells the story of the SXOLE (the Reef Net Fishery) through contemporary art, traditional knowledge and historical documentation. The exhibition shares the story of the efforts of generations of W̱SÁNEĆ people who are revitalizing the belief systems, spirituality, knowledge and practices inherent to the SXOLE.
See FOCUS story by Kate Cino,
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October 17, 2020 02:00 AM 04:00 AM
** Opening Night **
The Nature Preserve project engages with the re-naturalisation of creativity. Under
the project's extended metaphor, the preserve acts as an intermediate wild environment in
that invites interpretations, perspectives, creativities, identities and allows us to stretch their
legs a little.
Mythology, landscape, and the painted medium is used to instigate the beginnings
of a comfortable interpretation, but the specific subject within the work moves to repel any
obvious or absolute reading.
Counterpointed in small ways with several videos, the project experiments with absurdism and humor to present a landscape of playfully fluctuating possibilities, that we may explore and celebrate these unsung parts of ourselves.
Xchanges Gallery
2333 Government Street,
Suite 6E,
Victoria
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October 17, 2020 06:00 PM October 18, 2020 11:00 PM
This event began 2020-10-17 and repeats every 3 weeks on Sunday and Saturday until 2020-11-01
The Nature Preserve project engages with the re-naturalisation of creativity. Under
the project's extended metaphor, the preserve acts as an intermediate wild environment in
that invites interpretations, perspectives, creativities, identities and allows us to stretch their
legs a little.
Mythology, landscape, and the painted medium is used to instigate the beginnings
of a comfortable interpretation, but the specific subject within the work moves to repel any
obvious or absolute reading.
Counterpointed in small ways with several videos, the project experiments with absurdism and humor to present a landscape of playfully fluctuating possibilities, that we may explore and celebrate these unsung parts of ourselves.
Xchanges Gallery
2333 Government Street,
Suite 6E,
Victoria
Upcoming Events