Community Panel Discussion: Art as a Means of Survival

By Demi | Published: April 27, 2022

Gallery Gachet welcomes you to attend a community panel discussion:

Art as a Means of Survival – The Importance of Storytelling in the DTES

Community Panelists:

Meenakshi Moore, Pierre Leichner and Leef Evans

Moderated by: Bernadine Fox

April 30 / 2 – 4

Gallery Gachet

9W Hastings

Can’t make it in person?

Join via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5553942203

This community panel discussion accompanies the current exhibition ELBO.

Along with the wide range of subject matter in Laurie Marshall’s practice, a fascinating theme of his work is his representations of individuals in the DTES. These representations are heavily tied to Gachet’s mandate of demystifying the lived experiences of people in the DTES and showcasing artworks that contribute to humanizing and recognizing the agency of these individuals.

 

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