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SUMMARY:Disrupted Space (move over!) - Jackie Wong in the Massy Gallery
DESCRIPTION:Join us May 2nd for the opening of Jackie Wong’s Disrupted Space (move over!) in the Massy Gallery. \nOpening Reception: May 2nd 7pm-10pm\nOn display through June 2nd. \nDisrupted Space (move over!) \nThis body of work focusses on the notion of disrupted space. A variety of orb forms and shapes address the condition of place and how these extractions influence movement around them and how we perceive the path they disrupt. Orbs are often referred to as spiritual spirals\, shapes formed by one thing orbiting another. Perhaps one can look at the BC First Nation Ovoid shape\, it is the center of many designs in which other forms and shapes evolve/revolve around them. The orb is often the starting point to a sophisticated design\, it is the grounding and pivotal point of departure. This body of work includes not only includes the obvious orb forms that disrupt a given path\, but it includes the orb that one can transform a surface or place. \nThe exhibition includes clay works\, collagraph prints\, photographs\, oil and wax paintings\, and water colours. \nJackie Wong is a teacher during the day. At the side of her desk she curates exhibitions\, orchestrates projects with artist and students\, and finds time for her personal art practices. \nThis event is taking place on the unceded territories of the Musqueam\, Squamish and Tseil-Waututh Nations.
URL:https://www.massybooks.com/event/disrupted-space-move-over-jackie-wong-in-the-massy-gallery-2/
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SUMMARY:Launch: Shirley Camia's "Mercy"
DESCRIPTION:Poet and author Shirley Camia will be launching her new poetry collection\, Mercy\, in the Massy Gallery at 3pm on May 26th\, with guest Tania De Rozario. \nShirley Camia is a Filipina-Canadian poet. \nShe is the author of four collections of poetry: Mercy (Turnstone Press\, 2019); Children Shouldn’t Use Knives (At Bay Press\, 2017)\, 2018 winner of The Manuela Dias Book Design and Illustration Award (Book Design) at the Manitoba Book Awards and an Honourable Mention in Poetry at The Alcuin Society Awards for Excellence in Book Design in Canada; The Significance of Moths (Turnstone Press\, 2015); and Calliope (Libros Libertad\, 2011). \nHer work has been featured in publications such as The New Quarterly\, CV2\, TAYO and the Winnipeg Free Press\, as well as the anthologies\, Endlessly Rocking (Unbound Content\, 2019) and My Lot is a Sky (Math Paper Press\, 2018). \nBorn in Winnipeg\, Shirley has lived across Canada\, the Philippines\, Japan and Kenya. She is currently based in Copenhagen\, Denmark.
URL:https://www.massybooks.com/event/launch-shirley-camias-mercy/
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