This is an archived event from Culture Days 2021.
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Art Installation: #hopeandhealingcanada by artist Tracey-Mae Chambers
In-person
Indigenous Nature & outdoors Sculpture & installation Visual arts MuseumDate and time
Location
Oakville Museum
9 Navy Street
Oakville, ON
Directions: Oakville Museum - Outdoor installation on the Museum's West Porch (facing the Sixteen Mile Creek).
Access
Free.
Offered in English.
Wheelchair accessible and has gender-neutral washrooms.
About
Join Tracey-Mae Chambers as she creates her site specific art installation #hopeandhealingcanada in Oakville. Everyone is welcome to stop by throughout the day.
Tracey-Mae Chambers grew up as a stranger to her own story; adopted and re-named, grafted into a family tree. The discovery in adulthood of her Ojibwa-Metis heritage was a revelation that set her on a path of discovery. Her work is in the powerful tradition of the vessel as metaphor for individuals; we fill and re-fill ourselves throughout life to create our own story.
#hopeandhealingcanada is Tracey-Mae Chamber's reaction to Covid-19 and her hope for healing by reconnecting with other people and our environments. The work illustrates the temporary nature of the pandemic, struggles and achievements and our very existence.
Links
- More information about the artist and the project: traceymae.com
Organizer
Town of Oakville
A vibrant and impressive community within the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), the Town of Oakville is a beautiful lakeside town with a strong heritage, preserved and celebrated by residents and visitors alike. Founded in 1857, this striking town has become one of the most coveted residential and business centres in Ontario. This thriving municipality of about 215,000 residents provides all the advantages of a well-serviced urban centre, while also maintaining its small-town ambiance. Ideally located in a beautiful natural setting, Oakville offers first-rate facilities and amenities.