In the book Canada’s Forgotten Salves, Two Hundred Years of Bondage, Marcel Trudel’s research documents the enslavement period in Quebec. This work references my interest in his documentation process, and how the yearly arrival of people enslaved ironically situates them as commodities; the very idea that Trudel was explaining. As well, I am further acknowledging ideas of transport, capitalism and colonialism’s traces in our society. This installation acts as a mere gesture to this history, and a hopeful continuation of further discussion of these issues, and specifically the act of marking.
- Making A Mark
- Student Introduction Video
- Cours et projets
- Geneviève Grenier | OUvert
- Christopher Johnstone | Trudel's Forgotten Slaves Gallery
- Ryth Kesselring / Tobias Moisey | Weaving Memories
- Bianca Su | Layered Lands
- Nathalie Dubois Calero | Bridge (Le pont)
- Nathalie Dubois-Calero | Floating Island
- Artistes correspondants
In the book Canada’s Forgotten Salves, Two Hundred Years of Bondage, Marcel Trudel’s research documents the enslavement period in Quebec. This work references my interest in his documentation process, and how the yearly arrival of people enslaved ironically situates them as commodities; the very idea that Trudel was explaining. As well, I am further acknowledging ideas of transport, capitalism and colonialism’s traces in our society. This installation acts as a mere gesture to this history, and a hopeful continuation of further discussion of these issues, and specifically the act of marking.