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Edited audio recording of a talk by Eryn Foster about Eyelevel's 50th anniversary exhibition. Find a transcription here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SUyvm2NrNvosPQzUkFP1wC6dO66EIgMo/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=100790921696560390360&rtpof=true&sd=true

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49. Mini Banners - Gregory Denton, dental floss, paper, June 27, 2006 1:09

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an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks

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50. To myself in 18 years, Francesca Tallone, photographs (part 2), 2004-2006 0:31

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an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks

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51. To myself in 18 years, Francesca Tallone, photographs (part 1), 2004-2006 0:44

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an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks

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46. Assumptions, Terry Havlis Drahos, mixed media 0:31

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an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks

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47. Storage, James Mac Swain, book, November 2005 0:41

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42. Refuge Tornado Shelter, Adriana Kuiper, Acrylic on food package (US Military Food Ration) 0:40

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35. Groovy and Green Invitation, Mitchell Wiebe, Colour Xerox, 2006 0:43

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36. Homage to Grandfather, Christine Holzer-Hunt, mixed media and etching, 2006 0:46

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38. Tree Plant, Sojourner Parsons, To be planted on July 29, 2006 1:05

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30. Barrington Str. 2006, Marissa Gough, colour photograph, 2006 0:35

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26. Carbon Copy Drawing #24, Patrick Rapati, carbon copy drawing with red pencil, 2003 0:33

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27. 24 Shapes on Office Paper, Joe Russel Falk, pencil, watercolour pencil, marker and wine, June 2006 0:32

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17. Untitled, Kate O'Connor, Graphite, 2006 0:34

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19. Siezed, Robert Zigone, inkjet on watercolour paper1of20, 2006 0:46

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15. Steven Fisher, July 2006 0:45

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8. 2 Pictures of Me, Katharine Hanczaryk, belly ring, lucky penny, business card, sticky film, 2006 0:34

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00-Wall-text-and-introduction 3:20

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an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks

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Artist Talk by Adrien Crossman - Queer Bath Zine 34:25

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Queer Bath Zine is a collaborative photography project that archives moments of queer and trans people bathing. Made up of images collected between 2020-2022, the project takes the form of a zine that explores how bathing, as a solitary or social activity can be a space that allows marginalized individuals to create their own environments of care and safety. Launching at Eyelevel's Bookstore, 2482 Maynard Street on February 23rd @ 6:30PM with a talk by Adrien at 7PM, refreshments will be provided. The Queer Bath Zine features contributions from: Maddie Alexander, Vida Beyer, Dana Buzzee and Sam Wrigglesworth, Lucas Cabral, Chimera Collaboration (Vanessa Godden and Melissa Tran), Katie Clarke + T, Adrien Crossman + Katrina Sellinger, Dimitar Dangov, Marissa Diaz-Morris, Luke Maddaford, Francesca Ekwuyasi, Rowan En, AK Fischer, Angela Glanzmann, Rima Hanna, Zoe Hayes, Ashley Hemmings, Julian Kirchmann, Arjun Lal, Maddie Lycheck, Avery Morris, Laurence Philomène, Jocelyn Reynolds, Wren Tian, Thistle, Cameron Walker, Meichen Waxer, and Jessica Yee…

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Mouthlevel Episode 5 - Humble Pie 16:06

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For this talk, the artist will be making whipped cream as they engage in a discussion with attendees about their practice and critical examinations of whiteness and white supremacy. Following the discussion, Russell will stage a performance in response to several recent instances of white artists using the trauma of people of colour as subjects in their work, without being held responsible to these subjects or their histories, and, inevitably, conjuring more trauma for the depicted communities. Russell will read from a manifesto compiled of quotes from these artists as they respond to accusations of racism and cultural appropriation. Each time they recite the words I, Me, or Mine, Russell will be pied in the face with a plate of whipped cream.…

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Mouthlevel Episode 4 - Waking Dreams of a Chinatown, Somewhere Around Here. Part 2 16:59

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PART 2 OF 2 Annie will use this platform to create a sense of Chinatown in Halifax, since it does not exist in a geographically-located sense. Participants will join the artist in imagining and building a Halifax Chinatown experience (and map) by moving through the city, sampling one food item/dish from each location, while mapping their travels and reflections on a shared tablecloth. This will look a lot like a food tour, thematically based on Chinese cuisine, where participants will travel together to sample some of the city’s Chinese food establishments and/or offerings.…

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Mouthlevel Episode 3 - Waking Dreams of a Chinatown, Somewhere Around Here. Part 1 16:40

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Annie will use this platform to create a sense of Chinatown in Halifax, since it does not exist in a geographically-located sense. Participants will join the artist in imagining and building a Halifax Chinatown experience (and map) by moving through the city, sampling one food item/dish from each location, while mapping their travels and reflections on a shared tablecloth. This will look a lot like a food tour, thematically based on Chinese cuisine, where participants will travel together to sample some of the city’s Chinese food establishments and/or offerings.…

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Mouthlevel Episode 2 - Mindful Practice: Kitchen as Studio 16:24

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For this talk, the artist will be serving Miyeokgook, a traditional Korean soup typically cooked for loved ones, it represents the gift of comfort and health and is often served to new mothers, when one is sick, or as a birthday meal. This intimate talk will take place in a domestic setting, harnessing the sense of communal cooking the artist experienced as a child. Lee will be speaking about her past work ‘Birthday Soup for My Father’, in which she prepared this soup to cope with witnessing her father’s illness—as an act and labour of love and compassion through a performance of care. The artist will also be serving tangerines as dessert and asking us to reflect and meditate on our anxieties and fears through the practice of mindfulness around consuming food. At the end of the meal, she would like us to honour this experience of caring, preparing and cooking the ingredients for those who have taught us countless things in the kitchen, and thus life.…

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Mouthlevel Episode 1 - Exploring Culture, Tradition, and Home Through Ritual. 17:51

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