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#callresponse centers Indigenous women and artists as vital presences across multiple platforms. Opens at @stridegallery @truckgallery in #Calgary Jan 19

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#callresponse opens our FINAL exhibition in #YYC on Jan 19th, starting at 7PM @StrideGallery and then onto @truckgallery at 9PM.

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#callresponse is en route from NYC to Saskatoon where it will be installed @aka_artist_run and @Wanuskewin_Park. In the meantime you can order the book from @gruntgallery ❤️💜🖤

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The #callresponse catalogue is finally here! We are co-launching the book tis Saturday @gruntgallery, 6-8 PM along with @CMagazineArt #136 guest edited by #BUSHgallery. Join us for a casual evening of celebration and discounted reading materials!

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Call to Boycott Open Space’s call for Curator of Exhibitions: https://t.co/aNOrGp5k9D

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We need to hold up Indigenous men and boys, and demand #JusticeForColton

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And we are off on the bounciest bus ever, for a Sunday tour of the galleries. #CallResponse #TorontoArt

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Hi All!
Come spend a Sunday afternoon with us during the last event of this #CallResponse installation. The bus leaves The Gladstone Hotel at 12pm and returns around 5pm. RSVP: [email protected]
Hope to see you out! #Toronto #TorontoArt #IndigenousArt

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Thread to Response Here: https://t.co/hMA6k9McoD

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RESPONSE: "Lake Ontario Almanac, a Twitter thread posted by the artist on January 24, 2018 from her temporary home located approximately 3.2 kilometres from the shoreline of Lake Ontario" Aylan Couchie, experimental media, 2018 ... 1

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/END ALMANAC

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WEATHER:

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WAR: "Lake Ontario is ranked as the twelfth largest lake in the world."

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VISION: "THE LAKE WILL NAME ITSELF"

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TRAVEL:

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TIME: "The water entering Lake Ontario today is 331 years into its journey through Erie, Huron, Michigan, and Superior..."

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SPORT:

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RESOURCE: "Using large rakes with forked hooks at the end to pry slabs of stone from the waters, the extracted resources were then loaded onto a barge to transport and sell as construction materials in the growing urban centres."

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MOVEMENT: "Of her experience of the walk around Lake Ontario, Josephine has talked about what she saw: [...] and the difficulties of processing and coping with these sights around its shores." https://t.co/lMZiy5QkXo

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MINERAL:

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LANDMARK: Coordinates 44°2′12″N 76°28′54″W