
Cultural Graffiti in London

From a collaboration between Ayumi Goto and Peter Morin, they each address their perspectives as a Japanese diasporic woman and Tahltan First Nations man with further contributions from Corey Bulpitt, Roxanne Charles, Navarana Igloliorte, Cheryl L’Hirondelle, Haruko Okano, and Juliane Okot Bitek.

Geisha Gyrl: Yakyuu! Let's Go!

The exhibit includes collections of gifts (above) from the two artists that they have given each other over their many years of friendship. Each gift is accompanied by handwritten letters further explaining any cultural significance. The exhibit is full of nice, artistic touches like this.

Protect the Sacred Headwater
Also on the top floor, British Columbia multimedia artist Kevin Schmidt shares his large conceptual We Are the Robots installations mirroring his trademark do-it-yourself themes of invention and performance.

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Both How Do You Carry the Land? and We Are the Robots are on display now until October 28th.
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