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These audio portraits were produced in connection with story collection for Arts Access at the AGO and [murmur] in the Grange in the spring of 2009.
updated 10.03.2009 by Julia Grant
What is art? Why does it matter? How can we connect with each other creatively? How can we discover new relationships together? How can we raise issues? How can we create meaning?
These are…
updated 05.14.2009 by Britt
This exhibition is a culmination of ideas about community arts practice, encapsulating a three-year project called ArtsAccess. It refers to a larger work which I call a Community Arts…
updated 05.13.2009 by Mosa Neshama McNeilly
Having worked with the Thunder Bay Art Gallery in the past, the Dilico group expressed an interest in developing a project with ArtsAccess, a regional community arts initiative, of which TBAG…
created 04.27.2009 by ArtsAccess Thunder Bay
This exhibition narrates my reflections on the evolution of relationships and projects in my work in ArtsAccess, and how I implemented the practice of community arts.
Five questions were…
updated 04.15.2009 by Mosa Neshama McNeilly
Glen Orchard Public School's grade's 1 and 6 created collage illustrations to tell the history of the Wahta Mohawks.
created 03.06.2009 by serene
Gravenhurst Highschool created plasticine characters to tell the history of the Wahta Mohawks.
O.M. Smith Grade 8 students interview and take photo's of their communities elders to honour them.
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