This is an archived event from Culture Days 2025.
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Opening Reception: The hand, the fingers and the reversed glove | Alejandro Tamayo
In-person
Visual arts Sculpture & installationDate and time
Location
Artcite Inc. (Conduit Gallery)
998 Drouillard Road
Windsor, ON
Access
Free.
Offered in English.
Wheelchair accessible and has gender-neutral washrooms.
About
October 3 - 25, 2025
Conduit Gallery
Opening reception: October 3, 7:00 - 10:00 PM
What began as a playful impulse to collect one object for each letter of the English alphabet has evolved into a deeper reflection on language, matter, presence, and the Cosmos.
The use of found objects and their arrangement mirrors the structure of a sentence, where each letter functions as an atomistic unit. The work invites viewers to consider how meaning emerges in the mind as these elemental parts are brought into relation.
"The hand, the fingers and the reversed glove" draws from a range of sources, including art-historical references, language games, and cosmological ideas.
Alejandro Tamayo is a Colombian/Canadian visual artist, writer, and arts administrator based in Windsor. Often taking a conceptual approach, Tamayo employs sculpture, drawing, photography, and installation as vehicles to reflect about contemporary modes of art production and systems of meaning. His work has been exhibited individually and collectively in Canada and abroad.
Links
- Artcite Inc. artciteinc.ca
- Alejandro Tamayo thepopshop.org
Organizer
Artcite Inc.
Artcite Inc. is a non-profit, artist-run centre for the contemporary arts, dedicated exclusively to expanding the visibility of contemporary art within our region and advancing the professional presentation, promotion, and animation of contemporary art forms.
Hours of Operation:
Sunday -Closed
Monday- Closed
Tuesday -Closed
Wednesday - 12-6pm
Thursday -12-6pm
Friday - 12-6pm
Saturday - 12-6pm
This event is part of a hub:
Windsor and Region Festival Hub
Arts Council Windsor & Region Windsor, ONThis year's Festival will include a variety of events including hands-on workshops, art exhibitions, studio tours, as well as a self-directed art walk from Walkerville to Ford City.