Meditations on Grief and Memory Come to Cultural Centre in New Exhibitions
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Meditations on grief and memory come to Aurora Cultural Centre in new exhibitions
Meditations on grief and memory are bound for the Aurora Cultural Centre this month as two acclaimed Canadian artists bring powerful new installations to the community.
VALÈNCIA. The Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporània (CCCC) organizes this August a special program of visits and workshops to bring your exhibitions to the...
Meditations on grief and memory come to Cultural Centre in new exhibitions
Meditations on grief and memory are bound for the Aurora Cultural Centre this month as two acclaimed Canadian artists bring powerful new installations to the community. Up first is “They are loved – an epidemic of grief,” by Tracey-Mae Chambers, a prominent textile artist who previously installed a work at the Aurora Family Leisure Complex and hosted by the Centre. This new work by the Metis artist, an evocative look at the lives lost to the opi…
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