Ongoing in the Dark Room: “sacrifice of war”

See works in graphite and colour by Daniel Hanequand in the third floor Dark Room. This is a new but continuing exhibit and not a reception.

“sacrifice of war” in the Dark Room

Daniel Hanequand had direct experience of war. Some years after surviving that experience he made these pieces, eight in total. We did not have occasion to meet him but we met his wife, Maria Carla, and she bequeathed some of his work to us. I think that we are living in a time when we need to reflect upon the madness and sacrifice of war. It is a privilege to be able to show this work which does not champion political sides but instead awakes us to the enormous cost to all of us if we allow ourselves to be infected by hate.

-Curator, deborah harris

Voyage through nine indoor exhibit spaces plus an outdoor seating area with street-facing art. Installations change constantly and a library is available with art books and an indoor garden.

All installations by curator deborah harris. FREE ADMISSION

Visit us downtown near Yonge and College from Tuesday to Saturday 12noon to 5:30pm.

This is a continuing exhibit and not a reception. CLOSED DEC 22 TO JAN 20.

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