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SUMMARY: Surveilling Public Space: Perspectives on Spectacle
DESCRIPTION: 18 – 21 November\, 2009 (Wed – Sat) Gallery Hours: 1:00PM – 5:
 00PM Free Admission Opening with Performative Act: Nov 18\, 2009 (Wed) 7:00
 PM Simon Fraser University (Communication) and the Vancouver Public Space N
 etwork present a public art exhibition by various artists at the Interurban
  Gallery from November 18 – 21\, 2009. Free admission. Despite Foucault’s [
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <p>18 - 21 November\, 2009 (Wed - Sat)<br />G
 allery Hours: 1:00PM - 5:00PM<br />Free Admission<br />Opening with Perform
 ative Act: Nov 18\, 2009 (Wed) 7:00PM</p><p><strong>Simon Fraser University
  (Communication)</strong> and the <strong>Vancouver Public Space</strong> <
 strong>Network</strong> present a public art exhibition by various artists 
 at the Interurban Gallery from November 18 - 21\, 2009. Free admission.</p>
 <p>Despite Foucault’s famous assertion\, it is becoming increasingly clear 
 that in contemporary society\, it is impossible to separate the notion of s
 urveillance from that of spectacle. Technological advances have allowed the
  surveillance of our cities to become all but invisible\, yet at the same t
 ime policing and security have become deliberately spectacular. Particularl
 y\, the upcoming securitization of Vancouver for the 2010 Olympics will for
 ge a link between spectacle and surveillance on an unprecedented scale.</p>
 <p>Surveilling Public Space looks to comment on the increasing normalizatio
 n of surveillance cameras in contemporary society. Surveillance cameras are
  not merely functional but are also full of social meaning. The show will p
 ortray a variety of perspectives on the act of video surveillance in public
  space and its social\, political\, and economic implications. This exhibit
 ion posits to create a visceral or experiential understanding of the meanin
 g of video surveillance in our society.</p><p>Artists:</p><p><strong>Kately
 nn Bailey</strong></p><p>Carey Dodge</p><p>V. Fors & S. Neumerschitsky</p><
 p><strong>Julia Higgs & Byron Peters</strong></p><p>Mandy Kolahi</p><p>Tina
  Krueger Kulic</p><p>Mireille Lo</p><p>Laura McKillop</p><p><strong>Holly P
 armley & Agnieszka Wojdyla</strong></p><p>Dana Stewart</p><p>Amanda Leigh T
 heresa</p><p>C. Vallieres & P. Rarick</p><p>Lorinc Vass</p><p>Andrew Wade</
 p><p>Kevin Wals</p>
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