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Judy Radul: World Rehearsal Court
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World Rehearsal Court, a solo exhibition of new work by Vancouver artist Judy Radul is a large-scale media installation. This work draws on Radul’s research into the role of theatricality and new technologies in the court of law and it questions the distinctions between experience, testimony, reproduction, truth, and fiction that the law attempts to make distinct. World Rehearsal Court addresses the complexities of real-life experience that the court compresses into written record.
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July 10 to December 20, 2009
Tonel
Las partes que más me sudan cuando me pongo nervioso
[The Parts of Me that Sweat the Most When I Get Nervous]
Walter C. Koerner Library, Main floor, 1958 Main Mall, University of British Columbia
Antonio Eligio Fernández, known as Tonel, is an artist, scholar, critic, and curator. He has worked extensively in Cuba, Latin America, Europe, Canada and the United States. His early formation as an artist included regular publication of his drawings and cartoons, notably in DDT, a bi-weekly humour magazine published in Cuba in the 1970s. His articles and essays on Cuban and Latin American contemporary art have been published regularly in Cuba and elsewhere.
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