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Previous ExhibitionsIn our Main GalleryGone From Advertised Position
These paintings are a portrayal of the loss of Newfoundland's rural outport traditional way of life. They are a study of turmoil. The images waver between certainty and uncertainty, reality and illusion, past and present. Through varying degrees of representation and abstraction, the fragmented images and spatial shifts create paintings depicting the chaos of these changing times.
Behind the Lines Bill Horne's exhibit "Behind the Lines" is a visual rendering of one activist's efforts in solidarity with workers, First Nations people and grassroots organizations. He uses a number of different materials on silkscreens to demonstrate his vision. Claire Kunjundzic presents "Bread and Roses: Art in Solidarity". Claire has created art for the labour, women's and solidarity movement for over 30 years. Claire also created the original canvas painting for the International Women's Day poster "Solidarity Across Borders".
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This is one story of an international phenomenon. It is the story of the gradual disappearance of one unique culture, one part of Canada's heritage.