Carole Itter: Only when I’m hauling water do I wonder if I’m getting any stronger, brings together a selection of the artist’s multi-disciplinary works and archival materials from the 1960s to the present.  Revealing her attention to locality, language and choreography, the title references Itter’s writing and points to her self-reflexive labour as an artist, as a woman and as an inhabitant of shacks, old houses and cooperatives on the West Coast.