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SUMMARY: Never-Dying Worm
DESCRIPTION: Exhibition runs January 11 to February 4\, 2012. January 11 to
  February 4\, 2012 AHVA Library Gallery\, UBC (gallery open Wednesday throu
 gh Saturday 12-5pm) Opening Reception Wednesday\, January 11\, 5 – 7pm. An 
 exhibition with works by: Abbas Akhavan\, Raymond Boisjoly\, Barry Doupé\, 
 Derek Dunlop\, Kelly Lycan\, Natasha McHardy\, Heather Passmore\, Ryan Pete
 r and Fan-Ling […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <h4>Exhibition runs January 11 to February 4\
 , 2012.</h4><p><strong>January 11 to February 4\, 2012</strong><br />AHVA L
 ibrary Gallery\, UBC<br />(gallery open Wednesday through Saturday 12-5pm)<
 /p><p><strong>Opening Reception Wednesday\, January 11\, 5 - 7pm.<br /></st
 rong><br />An exhibition with works by:</p><p>Abbas Akhavan\, Raymond Boisj
 oly\, Barry Doupé\, Derek Dunlop\, Kelly Lycan\, Natasha McHardy\, Heather 
 Passmore\, Ryan Peter and Fan-Ling Suen</p><p>Curated by <a href="https://a
 hva2016.sites.olt.ubc.ca/persons/marina-roy/"><strong>Marina Roy</strong></
 a></p><p>A form of material intelligence\, or unconscious materialism\, can
  be seen operating beneath everyday relations between people\, materials an
 d things. The artists in this exhibition investigate materials and approach
 es to art-making that illuminate a variety of 'symptoms' related to oppress
 ion and repression (personal\, social\, and historical): obsessive collecti
 ng\, recycled or discarded materials\, outdated and deskilled processes\, o
 bjects invested with memory and attachment\, base materialism\, and matter 
 loaded with class\, sexual\, gendered\, racial and ethnic connotations.</p>
 <p>Read essay - <a class="download-btn" href="http://legacy.ahva.ubc.ca/Eve
 ntPDFs/1054.pdf">https://ahva.ubc.ca/EventPDFs/1054.pdf</a></p><p>AHVA Libr
 ary Gallery\,<br />University of British Columbia<br />Koerner Library\, Ro
 om 112<br />1958 Main Mall<br />604-822-4563<br />Department of Art History
 \, Visual Art & Theory</p><p><a href="https://ahva2016.sites.olt.ubc.ca/com
 munity/ahva-gallery-home/" target="blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://
 gallery.ahva.ubc.ca</a></p><p> </p><p>[gallery link="file" ids="24172\,2417
 3\,24174\,24175\,24176\,24177\,24178\,24179\,24180"]</p>
LOCATION:AHVA Library Gallery\, Room 112\, Koerner Library
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