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BEEN A LONG TIME COMIN’: Pluralism and the African Diasporic Aesthetic
Momday February 4, 2010
11:00am-1:30pm
Leigha Lee Brownw Theatre
Univertisty of Toronto Scarbourough
1265 Militery Trail,
Scarbourough, ON
RSVP: http://baltc-utsc.eventbrite.ca
the cartographer’s mistake: Southall and other places
Sarindar Dhaliwal
A Space Gallery (MAIN GALLERY)
Exhibition runs January 18 2013 – February 23 2013
Reception: January 18 2013: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Essay by: Michelle Jacques
Copresented by: A Space Gallery, LIFT
Location:
A Space Gallery
401 Richmond Street West, Suite 110
Toronto, Ontario M5V 3A8 Canada
Toronto, Ontario M5V 3A8 Canada
Tuesday to Friday 11am – 6pm
Saturday 12pm – 5pm
Saturday 12pm – 5pm
The title of Sarindar Dhaliwal’s solo exhibition identifies one very specific location – Southall, the suburban district of London, England, to which her family immigrated in the 1950s – and an indeterminate number of unnamed ones – the “other places.” These undisclosed sites likely include India, or more precisely, the Punjab, where the artist was born, and Canada, where, as a teenager, she moved with her family. Dhaliwal’s work, produced over the course of a career that has spanned more than three decades, also typically spans, to some extent or other, the three countries that she has called home. While Dhaliwal has employed many mediums in her œuvre, amongst them painting, photography, installation, printmaking and video, her work is unified in its consideration of identity, migration and Diaspora, and by its use of narrative strategies and autobiographical content. Ultimately these stories take her – and us – far away from that time and place in Southall, to the many other places, real and imagined, that ultimately determine who we are. Continue reading


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