Journalist Kelly Boutsalis will discuss her work in arts journalism and her commitment to telling stories from Indigenous communities.
Art Creates Change Public talk: Elle Flanders and Tamira Sawatzky
Faculty of Art presents Elle Flanders and Tamira Sawatzky
DateThursday, January 28, 2016
Cost
Cost
FREE
LocationOCADU Auditorium Room 190, 100 McCaul Street
OCAD University's Faculty of Art in Partnership with
UNIFOR, Ontario Regional Council Present:
ART CREATES CHANGE
The Kym Pruesse Speaker Series
Antagonisms in Disappearing Public Spaces
Public Studio is the collaborative art practice of filmmaker Elle Flanders and architect Tamira Sawatzky, whose works range from large-scale public art works and immersive installations to socially engaged projects. Exploring antagonisms in and around public space and its disappearance, war and landscape, post-colonialism and political dissent. Public Studio’s work has been shown internationally, including their recent intervention Migrant Choice at the Venice Biernale.
DateThursday, January 28, 2016
Cost
Cost
FREE
Website LocationOCADU Auditorium Room 190, 100 McCaul Street
Thursday, January 28, 2016
OCAD University's Faculty of Art in Partnership with
UNIFOR, Ontario Regional Council Present:
ART CREATES CHANGE
The Kym Pruesse Speaker Series
Antagonisms in Disappearing Public Spaces
Public Studio is the collaborative art practice of filmmaker Elle Flanders and architect Tamira Sawatzky, whose works range from large-scale public art works and immersive installations to socially engaged projects. Exploring antagonisms in and around public space and its disappearance, war and landscape, post-colonialism and political dissent. Public Studio’s work has been shown internationally, including their recent intervention Migrant Choice at the Venice Biernale.
Venue & Address:
OCADU Auditorium Room 190,
100 McCaul Street
Cost:
FREE
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