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The Workers Arts and Heritage Centre is pleased to announce the opening of a new exhibition, Scouring City, Brushing Sky, on May 14. Developed by artists Amelia Jimenez, Margo Charlton and Lynn Hutchinson, with the Working Women Community Centre, and participants from SEIU local 2 many of whom work as office cleaners. The powerful works in the exhibit are created by those who toil in our office buildings or workplaces often after everyone has gone home. The New Workers Songbook
Inspired by WAHC’s collection of mid-twentieth century
worker’s songbooks, DodoLab is collaborating with artist Curator Caitlin
Sutherland and Hamilton artist, musician Tor Lukasik-Foss on the creation
of a new collection of songs for the working people of Hamilton. Annual Reports now available for download in both French and English Winter/Spring 2010 Looking for Community Service Volunteer Hours? Labour Arts Needs You! Are you an artist, community group, union or professional organization seeking creative ways to engage your audience or membership with regards to issues related to work, the workplace, employment or social justice? WAHC's Labour Arts |
The Workers Arts and Heritage Centre invites you to join us in a celebration of Workers Pleasures and Pastimes commemorating the 15th anniversary of the WAHC and the 150th anniversary of the historic Hamilton Custom House with special events scheduled for the weekend. Events include
the opening of the For more information: TICATS DEALS FOR WAHC
Nothing is more working class than the spirit and sport of football! In recognition of the important role of sport in developing worker
identity and solidarity, the Workers Arts & Heritage Centre in cooperation
with the Hamilton Tiger Cats are pleased to extend a discounted ticket
offer on select home games including this Saturday's HOME OPENER and the
popular LABOUR DAY CLASSIC, to the museum's members and friends. MAKING ART WORK:
Compiled by Hamilton Artist Ingrid Mayrhofer the manual features works by artists engaged in Labour Arts across Canada. It is designed as a source of instruction and inspiration for artists and activists undertaking collaborative art projects in their communities. Making Art Work was produced with generous assistance from the Ontario Arts Council. |
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