(Un)settled
will
probe
themes
ranging
from
the
indigenous
history
of
Scarborough
to
the
proliferation
of
modernism,
from
immigration
to
urban
sprawl,
and
the
underlying
tensions
between
ecology
and
human
intervention.
Participating
artists
will
explore
the
Guild’s
eccentric
utopianism,
using
a
variety
of
media
and
strategies
ranging
from
performance
to
video
and
sound.
The
project
involves
participating
artists
Lori
Blondeau,
Basil
Alzeri,
Terrance
Houle,
Matt
Walker,
Duorama
(Ed
Johnson
&
Paul
Couillard),
alongside
Lisa
Myers
and
her
York
University
undergraduate
class,
and
Bojana
Videkanic’s
University
of
Waterloo
Landmarks2017
undergraduate
class.
Visitors attending regularly scheduled weekly events between May 2–16 and June 5–16 will be invited to meet 15 minutes prior in front of the main entrance to Guild Park. Once gathered, visitors will be led by volunteers on a guided tour. Each weekly event will culminate in an artist talk and a walking tour of projects throughout the park.
More information about (Un)settled, the participating artists and the Guild can be found on the project website.
Guild
Park
and
Gardens
201
Guildwood
Parkway,
Scarborough
May
2–16
&
June
5–16,
2017