Luke Parnell: The Laxgiik Convocation Robe
The Laxgiik Convocation Robe is an installation created in the style of a Northwest coast Indigenous Chilkat blanket. On Friday, October 26 there will be an Artist talk, ongoing performance and sale!
Location
Ada Slaight Gallery, OCAD University 100 McCaul Street, 2nd floor Toronto, ON
The Laxgiik Convocation Robe, Luke Parnell
The Laxgiik Convocation Robe
Luke Parnell & Selected Prints by Working Title Press
Curated by Erica Cristobal
The Laxgiik Convocation Robe is an installation created in the style of a Northwest coast Indigenous Chilkat blanket. This project is capturing the spirit in which these prestigious blankets are given: the spirit of reciprocity. Prints will be sold and removed from the installation one by one; the Robe will be ever changing until the last print is sold.
Proceeds will be donated to Printmaking, Publications, Sculpture / Installation & Indigenous Visual Culture programs at OCAD U.
Opening: 5:00 – 9:00 pm Friday, October 26
Artist talk: 6:00 pm
Ongoing performance and sale: Friday, October 26, 5 – 9 pm
Saturday, October 27, Noon – 5 pm
Ada Slaight Gallery, OCAD University
100 McCaul Street, 2nd floor
Working Title Press is a project-driven, active studio residency in OCADU's Printmaking and Publications departments, where artists work alongside faculty members and students to produce print editions, artist’s publications and multiples.
Website Location
Ada Slaight Gallery, OCAD University 100 McCaul Street, 2nd floor Toronto, ON
The Laxgiik Convocation Robe
Luke Parnell & Selected Prints by Working Title Press
Curated by Erica Cristobal
The Laxgiik Convocation Robe is an installation created in the style of a Northwest coast Indigenous Chilkat blanket. This project is capturing the spirit in which these prestigious blankets are given: the spirit of reciprocity. Prints will be sold and removed from the installation one by one; the Robe will be ever changing until the last print is sold.
Proceeds will be donated to Printmaking, Publications, Sculpture / Installation & Indigenous Visual Culture programs at OCAD U.
Opening: 5:00 – 9:00 pm Friday, October 26
Artist talk: 6:00 pm
Ongoing performance and sale: Friday, October 26, 5 – 9 pm
Saturday, October 27, Noon – 5 pm
Ada Slaight Gallery, OCAD University
100 McCaul Street, 2nd floor
Working Title Press is a project-driven, active studio residency in OCADU's Printmaking and Publications departments, where artists work alongside faculty members and students to produce print editions, artist’s publications and multiples.
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