Author: guelphoutdoorschool
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Appropriation of Indigenous Dress
Historicist: The White Torontonian’s Indian
The appropriation of aboriginal dress, history, and imagery, and the stereotypes associated with them.
For the full article see the Torontoist
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Exhibition at the Power Plant: Live Moth Swarm
Carlos Amorales, Black Cloud, 2007/2015. Installation view: Museum Kunst der Westküste, Alkersum, 2015. Courtesy of Diane and Bruce Halle Collection. Photo: by Lukas Spörl.Mexico City-based artist Carlos Amorales’ Black Cloud(2007/2015) immerses spectators in a swarm of 30,000 delicate black moths whose frailty and stilled flight contrasts with the sordidness of their forceful infestation of The Power Plant’s Clerestory.
GUEST CURATOR: CHRISTINE SHAW
See the Power Plant website for details
SPECIAL OPENING HOURS FOR NUIT BLANCHE
Saturday, 3 October – Sunday, 4 October
Join us for special overnight opening hours on the night of 3 October for Scotiabank Nuit Blanche.
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Guelph Arboretum’s Chris Earley doing Stand-Up Bird Calls
See the Arboretum’s You Tube Channel here.
Talk to Diane if you would like to submit a work of video art to the Arboretum’s channel.
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LOOKING AT, AND OVERLOOKING, WOMEN WORKING IN LAND ART IN THE 1970S
Nancy Holt, Views through a Sand Dune, 1972.
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