Two Rivers Gallery
725 Canada Games Way, Prince George, BC V2L 5T1
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july
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Rita Leistner, a Toronto and Montreal-based award-winning photographer, has worked in numerous warzones as a conflict photographer. In 2003, she trekked the mountains from Turkey to cover the
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Rita Leistner, a Toronto and Montreal-based award-winning photographer, has worked in numerous warzones as a conflict photographer. In 2003, she trekked the mountains from Turkey to cover the war in Iraq. She attributes the physical and mental conditioning this work required to her ten years of working as a tree planter. More recently, over the course of four years, Leistner embedded with a community of tree planters during which time they planted 45 million trees on 26,000 hectares of land, an area equivalent to 48,000 football fields. Documenting the demands of planting and the planters themselves, Leistner has created a remarkable body of work that positions her subjects as environmental heroes, forever changed by their experiences.
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April 29 (Friday) - July 17 (Sunday)
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Two Rivers Gallery
725 Canada Games Way, Prince George, BC V2L 5T1
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In difficult times, tools from our past can help us build new pathways forward. In the exhibition Matrilineal, interdisciplinary artist Haley Bassett draws from her Métis and Eastern European
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In difficult times, tools from our past can help us build new pathways forward. In the exhibition Matrilineal, interdisciplinary artist Haley Bassett draws from her Métis and Eastern European heritage to explore new methods of recovery from gender-based violence. These considerations take shape in often feminized artforms, such as Métis beadwork and matryoshka (nesting) dolls. Through these explorations, Bassett finds new resilience in the face of traumas and tribulations past and present.
Time
June 23 (Thursday) - August 7 (Sunday)
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Two Rivers Gallery
725 Canada Games Way, Prince George, BC V2L 5T1
august
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In difficult times, tools from our past can help us build new pathways forward. In the exhibition Matrilineal, interdisciplinary artist Haley Bassett draws from her Métis and Eastern European
Event Details
In difficult times, tools from our past can help us build new pathways forward. In the exhibition Matrilineal, interdisciplinary artist Haley Bassett draws from her Métis and Eastern European heritage to explore new methods of recovery from gender-based violence. These considerations take shape in often feminized artforms, such as Métis beadwork and matryoshka (nesting) dolls. Through these explorations, Bassett finds new resilience in the face of traumas and tribulations past and present.
Time
June 23 (Thursday) - August 7 (Sunday)
Location
Two Rivers Gallery
725 Canada Games Way, Prince George, BC V2L 5T1
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