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Q&A | José Luis Torres: Temporary Territories

Dates June 5.2023

Discover the stories and take a deep dive into the processes behind AGG’s current exhibition Temporary Territories in this exclusive Q&A with artist José Luis Torres who guides viewers through the installation that weaves together the biographies of everyday objects converging at this transient but meaningful intersection. Integrating aged and discarded furniture from the local community, the simple gesture of “making do” that informs the construction of Temporary Territories highlights the prolonged ambiguity inherent to experiences of immigration and exile.This interview is recorded in French; both English and French subtitles are available. Born in Argentina, José Luis Torres has lived and worked in Quebec since 2003. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in visual arts, a Master’s degree in sculpture, as well as training in architecture.

Image detail: José Luis Torres, Temporary Territories, 2023, found objects. Photo by Toni Hafkenscheid

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José Luis Torres: Temporary Territories
May 19.2023 / September 3.2023

The constructions of José Luis Torres evoke the prolonged ambiguity and estrangement inherent in experiences of immigration and exile.

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In Conversation: Anong Beam and Rhéanne Chartrand

February 27.2024 February 27.2024

AGG welcomes artist Anong Beam, Carl Beam's daughter, in conversation with curator Rhéanne Chartrand, who has long been engaged with Beam's oeuvre.
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Cross-Border Dialogues

October 26.2023 October 26.2023

Launching in the fall of 2023, Cross-Border Dialogues features a series of conversations connecting curators and programmers in the United States and Canada.
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In conversation: Jason Lujan with Rhéanne Chartrand

April 5.2023

Tour Under a Star-Filled Sky virtually with Lujan and Chartrand as they discuss how the exhibition fits the trajectory of Lujan's art-making and responds to place and collecting practices.
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In Conversation: Meg Ross and José Andrés Mora

June 8.2022

Artists Meg Ross and José Andrés Mora discuss the production and display strategies explored in their respective practices.
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Curating, Care, Community: In conversation with Sally Frater, Taqralik Partridge, and Vince Rozario

February 17.2022

Curators Sally Frater, Taqralik Partridge, and Vince Rozario discuss notions of stewardship in relation to and beyond their exhibitions currently on view at the Art Gallery of Guelph which offer nuanced explorations of distinct colonial histories and anti-colonial approaches.
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In Conversation: Tarralik Duffy and Taqralik Partridge

January 27.2022

Artist Tarralik Duffy and curator Taqralik Partridge discuss the development of the exhibition ᐃᓅᓯᕋ | Inuusira, focusing on the influence of Pitseolak Ashoona's work as well as her legacy.
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In Conversation: Jagdeep Raina with Shauna McCabe

December 7.2021

Artist Jagdeep Raina and Art Gallery of Guelph director Shauna McCabe discuss the AGG's touring exhibition Chase, presented in partnership with the Textile Museum of Canada.
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Art as Resilience | Vectors of Transmission Panel Discussion

October 6.2021

A discussion with featured artists Ruth Cuthand, Bonnie Devine, Bea Parsons, Barry Pottle, and Katherine Takpannie, whose work provides vital context for this novel virus, highlighting how its impacts are not experienced equally and consistently across populations but are rather tied to wider colonial histories.
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