Summer Exhibition - 'Adaptation: Between Species'
Presented by: The Power Plant
This exhibition casts an eye on our place within the ecosystem of planet Earth.
With artists of varying ages and cultural backgrounds examining the complex relationships among human and non-human animals, plants and the natural world, 'Adaptation' encourages us to think differently about where the human ends and other living creatures begin.
‘Adaptation: Between Species’ presents the work of leading international artists alongside that of newer figures whose work has gained international attention. Ranging in tone from reverent to decidedly iconoclastic, and created with media including photography, film/video, sculpture, and painting, works in the exhibition examine the lure of primeval states and primitive behaviours, and the urge to understand oneself as wild at heart.
All Summer, All Free
Free gallery admission all summer, thanks to the support of the Hal Jackman Foundation and Media Partner NOW Magazine.
Starts: Jun 19, 2010 Ends: Sep 12, 2010
At: The Power Plant , 231 Queens Quay West, Toronto
Playing: Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Times: Tues-Sun: 12-6PM, Sat: 12-8PM
Cost: FREE
Getting there:
For more information contact:
Phone:
416-973-4949
Email:
thepowerplantSPAMFILTER@harbourfrontcentre.com
