Michèle Pearson Clarke, A Welcome Weight On My Body, photo documentation by Darren Rigo at Gallery 44 (Toronto), 2018.

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Sep 29
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2:00 pm
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Artist Talk 

Brunch Talk with Michèle Pearson Clarke

Michèle Pearson Clarke will discuss her exhibition A Welcome Weight on My Body, which is the culmination of her year-long residency at Gallery 44, with Lily Cho and Leila Timmins. 

Lily Cho is an Associate Professor and the chair of the Department of English at York University. Cho authored the essay Making Heavy Weights Light, which accompanies Clarke’s exhibition.

Leila Timmins is Curator, Exhibitions and Collections at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery. She is the former Curator of Exhibitions and Public Programs at Gallery 44.

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