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SUMMARY: Ian Wallace — The Modernity Thesis and the Crisis in Representatio
 n
DESCRIPTION: Ian Wallace is a Vancouver-based artist and art historian. A r
 ecent recipient of the Molson Prize\, he is known throughout the world for 
 his critical reflections and contributions as and pioneer in photo-conceptu
 al art. A graduate of the University of British Columbia\, Wallace has serv
 ed as a mentor and teacher to several generations of artists at UBC and at 
 the […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <p><strong>Ian Wallace</strong> is a Vancouve
 r-based artist and art historian. A recent recipient of the Molson Prize\, 
 he is known throughout the world for his critical reflections and contribut
 ions as and pioneer in photo-conceptual art. A graduate of the University o
 f British Columbia\, Wallace has served as a mentor and teacher to several 
 generations of artists at UBC and at the Vancouver School of Art (now Emily
  Carr University of Art and Design). He was the recipient of the Governor G
 eneral's Award in Visual Art in 2004\, and most recently undertook three la
 rge-scale solo exhibitions in Europe\, at Witte de With\, in collaboration 
 with Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen and Kunsthalle Zurichn.</
 p><p><em>The Distinguished Visiting Artist Program is made possible through
  the generous support of the Rennie Collection.</em></p><p><img class="size
 -full wp-image-19608 alignleft" src="https://ahva.cms.arts.ubc.ca/wp-conten
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 1" /></p>
LOCATION:Frederic Lasserre\, Room 102
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