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SUMMARY:Conversation and Opening Reception 
LOCATION:Dunlop Central Gallery\nDunlop Central Gallery
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for a conversation between artist David Garneau and cu
 rator Arin Fay followed by a reception to celebrate the opening of the exh
 ibition David Garneau: Dark Chapters..\nhttps://rpl.libnet.info/event/1724
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>In his exhibition <em>Dark Chapters</em>\,
  David Garneau presents meticulously&nbsp\;rendered&nbsp\;metaphorical&nbs
 p\;still life&nbsp\;paintings&nbsp\;of objects set in intriguing\, deliber
 ate arrangements. These configurations&nbsp\;illustrate&nbsp\;the intertwi
 ned reality of modern and traditional Indigenous life alongside the compli
 cated ramifications of colonization.&nbsp\;Garneau titled the exhibition D
 ark Chapters&nbsp\;to&nbsp\;conjure&nbsp\;Justice Murray Sinclair&rsquo\;s
  description of the residential school system&nbsp\;in the&nbsp\;Reports&n
 bsp\;of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission&nbsp\;as &ldquo\;one of th
 e darkest\, most troubling chapters in our nation&rsquo\;s history.&rdquo\
 ;&nbsp\;As with traditional still life&nbsp\;painting\, the items in Garne
 au&rsquo\;s work carry deep&nbsp\;significance\, associations\, and storie
 s.&nbsp\;The titles of Garneau&rsquo\;s paintings are also an important pa
 rt of his meaning-making\, which guide viewers toward understanding&nbsp\;
 his&nbsp\;intention&nbsp\;while prompting thoughtful dialogue around&nbsp\
 ;reconciliation.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p><img src="https://static.libnet.info/front
 end-images/editor/rpl/Garneau2_David_photoby_Mika_Abbott.jpg" width="147" 
 height="222" alt="" /></p>\n<p><strong>David Garneau</strong> (M&eacute\;t
 is Nation of Saskatchewan) is a Professor of Visual Arts at the University
  of Regina. He is a painter\, curator\, and writer who engages creative an
 d critical expressions of Indigenous contemporary ways of knowing\, being\
 , and doing.&nbsp\;He received the Governor General&rsquo\;s Award in Visu
 al and Media Art: Outstanding Achievement\, was inducted into the Royal So
 ciety of Canada (both 2023)\, andâ€¯received The Order of Gabriel Dumo
 nt Silver Medal and King Charles III Coronation Medal (both 2025).&nbsp\;<
 /p>\n<p><img src="https://static.libnet.info/frontend-images/editor/rpl/Ar
 in_Fay_BW___Louis_Bockner.jpg" width="166" height="208" alt="" /></p>\n<p>
 <strong>Arin Fay</strong> is a curator living near Kaslo\, British Columbi
 a. Her areas of special interest include publications\, curatorial writing
 \, and advocating for art and artists. An active member of the arts and cu
 lture community in the Kootenay region for thirty years\, as an artist\, w
 riter and curator. Arin is currently the Curator at the Nelson Museum\, Ar
 chives and Gallery in Nelson\, BC.</p>\n<p><br /><em>Dark Chapters</em>&nb
 sp\;is a touring exhibition curated by Arin Fay&nbsp\;from the Nelson Muse
 um Archives &amp\; Gallery. It&nbsp\;is&nbsp\;accompanied by a publication
  of the same name.</p>\nhttps://rpl.libnet.info/event/17243280
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