
2 PM and 4 PM, in person on the 4th Floor
Join Abound artist Jenny McMaster and blind story-teller Kim Kilpatrick for a sound and touch based tour of Jenny’s Hare in Situ installation. Ideal for non-sighted or low vision participants, but open to all, this session will include rich descriptions of the exhibition and a chance to touch the artworks’ materials, such as handmade paper, fabric, and raw hemp fibre. The session will also involve an opportunity to interact with the Listening Hare sculpture which is equipped with a contact microphone which amplifies the sound of touch.
Safety protocols: Participants will interact with the art objects using gloves and be supplied with a package of the materials intended for their personal use only. Social distancing, masking and vaccination protocols will also be observed.
Registration Required
Contact Michael Davidge, Manager of Learning and Engagement mdavidge@oaggao.ca
Jenny McMaster, Hare in Situ, Exhibition View, 2021, Cast abaca pulp with pigments, window screening, gypsum strips, papier-mâché, picture wire, fabric, wool roving, wound and braided cotton picture wire, raw hemp fibre, cardboard, pie tins coated with abaca pulp, contact microphone, video projection and abaca paper. Photo: Justin Wonnacott