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SUMMARY: Cosmologies: anything that exists has a beginning\; curated by CCS
 T candidate Daina Warren
DESCRIPTION: Opening\, Friday\, July 3\, 2009. Artist Talk: July 4\, 2009 a
 t 2pm. Show runs July 4 to August 8\, 2009. Jason Baerg\, Dana Claxton Lewi
 s deSoto\, Richard Tawhanga Kereopa This multi-media group exhibition deals
  with complex cultural systems created by individual artists from various I
 ndigenous cultures. These systems of knowing the world display various cosm
 ological […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <h4>Opening\, Friday\, July 3\, 2009. Artist 
 Talk: July 4\, 2009 at 2pm. Show runs July 4 to August 8\, 2009.</h4><p>Jas
 on Baerg\, Dana Claxton<br />Lewis deSoto\, Richard Tawhanga Kereopa</p><p>
 This multi-media group exhibition deals with complex cultural systems creat
 ed by individual artists from various Indigenous cultures. These systems of
  knowing the world display various cosmological interests through reflectio
 n on beliefs about the creation of the natural world\, investigate spiritua
 l practices\, or show the various cultural applications based in time and s
 pace philosophies.  Other systems provide access to the creator - all of wh
 ich can be combined into a personal way of being or intervening space\, add
 ing to the understanding of self. This four-person show at Centre A Gallery
  in Vancouver includes\, Jason Baerg’s project is based in Cree and Métis c
 ultures combined with his investigations of contemporary painting and creat
 ing a virtual world\; Richard Kereopa’s work deconstructs his own Maori cul
 tural identities in relation to a global culture\; Dana Claxton’s video is 
 a mesmerizing account of spirit work and a powerful Lakota medicine woman\;
  Lewis deSoto\, from the Cahuilla Nation\, creates an installation that spe
 aks to his interests in Buddhist philosophy through the understanding of se
 lf and desire.</p><p>This exhibition is curated by <strong>Daina Warren</st
 rong>\, a candidate to the Masters Degree in Critical Curatorial Studies at
  The University of British Columbia\, with support from the Killy Foundatio
 n\, the Alvin Balkind Fund for Student Curatorial Initiatives\, the Morris 
 and Helen Belkin Art Gallery\, and the Department of Art History\, Visual A
 rt and Theory at The University of British Columbia.</p><p>Centre A: Vancou
 ver International Centre for Contemporary Art<br />Tel: (604) 683 8326<br /
 >Email: info@centrea.org / dainawarren@hotmail.com<br />Hours: Tue-Sat 11am
  – 6pm</p><p><strong>Image</strong>: Video Still\, Dana Claxton\, her eyes 
 have seen many worlds\, 2005.</p><p><a href="http://www.centrea.org/" targe
 t="blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://www.centrea.org</a></p>
LOCATION:Centre A: Vancouver International Centre for Contemporary Art
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