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Past Events & Exhibitions 

International Graduate Field School in Critical Museology

May 2, 2017March 2, 2018 Melissa Castron
Concordia’s first International Graduate Field School in Critical Museology begins at CaPSL on May 15th!
For more information click here.

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  • ← Inaugural Int’l Conference of the Council for Museum Anthropology
  • Museums and their Publics at Sites of Conflicted History →

News & Events

April 20th, 6pm: “CALLEJERA” a multi-media performance by Jose Richard Aviles
Current Events & Exhibitions News 

April 20th, 6pm: “CALLEJERA” a multi-media performance by Jose Richard Aviles

April 17, 2019 Alex Robichaud Comments Off on April 20th, 6pm: “CALLEJERA” a multi-media performance by Jose Richard Aviles

“not built, only implied, and usually invisible . . . useless, amoral and sensual space that lives only in and for experience.” — Aaron Betsky, Queer Space: Architecture and Same-Sex Desire CALLEJERA is a multi-media performance piece that explores the testimony and spatial analysis of the Queer Ethical Subject. Historically, Queer folk, especially Queer folk […]

Congratulations on a Moving Memory Retrospective
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Congratulations on a Moving Memory Retrospective

March 18, 2019 admin Comments Off on Congratulations on a Moving Memory Retrospective

Latest Blogs

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Blackness and Experience in Two Canadian Establishment Museums: Critical Reflections

May 8, 2019 Alex Robichaud Comments Off on Blackness and Experience in Two Canadian Establishment Museums: Critical Reflections

By Sally Hough, Research Assistant (Beyond Museum Walls) How does one experience an establishment museum? What are the subject positions of people working in and visiting museums? What are the complexities related to inclusion in establishment museums? Can contemporary art disrupt stereotypes of Blackness and Canada’s claim to innocence with regard to race and racism?  Museum […]

Visual Footnotes: An immersive strategy to present and encourage reflections about research journeys
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Visual Footnotes: An immersive strategy to present and encourage reflections about research journeys

May 7, 2018 Alex Robichaud Comments Off on Visual Footnotes: An immersive strategy to present and encourage reflections about research journeys
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