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Research & Projects 

Canadian Portraits

October 26, 2016December 16, 2016 admin

Graduate student curators in Concordia University’s Art History program worked under the guidance of Dr. Loren Lerner to produce virtual exhibitions of Canadian portraits.

Click here for a link to the website.

  • ← Family Works
  • Collaboration – Exhibition – Research →

News & Events

April 5 & 6: Vernissage + Performance/Lecture by Annie Rollins as part of “Immaterial Remains”
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April 5 & 6: Vernissage + Performance/Lecture by Annie Rollins as part of “Immaterial Remains”

March 12, 2018 Alex Robichaud Comments Off on April 5 & 6: Vernissage + Performance/Lecture by Annie Rollins as part of “Immaterial Remains”

April 5, 5:00 – 7:00pm: Vernissage + Performance/Lecture April 6, 6:00 – 7:30: Performance + Lecture In this performance/lecture, Rollins presents her most pressing conundrum: how do you preserve a shadow? With a short survey of her apprenticeship and fieldwork, a trajectory of the failures that brought her to her thesis question and a musing of shadows, […]

March 23, 12pm: Integrating Social Issues in the Art Museum: Creating Audio Guides for Visitors, Designing Training for Museum Guides
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March 23, 12pm: Integrating Social Issues in the Art Museum: Creating Audio Guides for Visitors, Designing Training for Museum Guides

March 12, 2018 Alex Robichaud Comments Off on March 23, 12pm: Integrating Social Issues in the Art Museum: Creating Audio Guides for Visitors, Designing Training for Museum Guides

Latest Blogs

Art and Conflict in Ayotzinapa, Mexico
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Art and Conflict in Ayotzinapa, Mexico

November 23, 2017 Alex Robichaud Comments Off on Art and Conflict in Ayotzinapa, Mexico

Aurelio Meza Fall 2017  Excerpts from the essay “Curar saberes difíciles: arte, curaduría y Ayotzinapa.” Calle 14, 12 (21), 2017. In Winter 2015, Erica Lehrer taught a seminar at Concordia University, Montreal, on the curation of what she and other scholars call “difficult knowledge”—the (usually) violent heritage that cross- or intrasocial conflicts, both past and […]

Víctimas de Guernica: Art and Reconciliation in El Salvador
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Víctimas de Guernica: Art and Reconciliation in El Salvador

November 15, 2017 admin Comments Off on Víctimas de Guernica: Art and Reconciliation in El Salvador
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