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  • Haiti : Holdup Exhibition by Darren Ell
    March 26, 2010 9:00 am - 12:45 pm

    Sponsored by: Department of Communication Studies
    Darren Ell is an artist, activist and journalist and he produces photographic work dedicated to human rights and social justice issues. Ell’s commitment to the responsibility of bearing witness and using art as a tool for social transformation is evident in this provocative installation. In Ell’s words “Since all of my projects focus on victimized groups of people, I involve myself in their struggle as an artist-citizen. During the two to three years it takes to complete a project, I engage in journalism and activism to bring their cause to a larger audience. This in turn generates interest in my artwork.”

    Campus:  Loyola CJ - 1.419
    CJ (formely Drummond Science)
    7141 Sherbrooke St. W.

  • Haiti : Holdup Exhibition by Darren Ell
    March 25, 2010 9:00 am - 4:45 pm

    Sponsored by: Department of Communication Studies
    Darren Ell is an artist, activist and journalist and he produces photographic work dedicated to human rights and social justice issues. Ell’s commitment to the responsibility of bearing witness and using art as a tool for social transformation is evident in this provocative installation. In Ell’s words “Since all of my projects focus on victimized groups of people, I involve myself in their struggle as an artist-citizen. During the two to three years it takes to complete a project, I engage in journalism and activism to bring their cause to a larger audience. This in turn generates interest in my artwork.”

    Campus:  Loyola CJ - 1.419
    CJ (formely Drummond Science)
    7141 Sherbrooke St. W.

  • Learning from the Ground Up: Knowledge production and social movements
    March 24, 2010 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

    Sponsored by: School of Community and Public Affairs
    Learning from the Ground Up: Knowledge production and social movements
    Lecture by: Dr. Aziz Choudry, Assistant Professor, Integrated Studies in Education, Department of Education, Faculty of Education, McGill University


    Campus:  Sir George Williams CI - 101
    CI Building
    2149 Mackay St.

    Contact:  cperry@alcor.concordia.ca
    scpa-eapc.concordia.ca
  • Haiti : Holdup Exhibition by Darren Ell
    March 24, 2010 9:00 am - 4:45 pm

    Sponsored by: Department of Communication Studies
    Darren Ell is an artist, activist and journalist and he produces photographic work dedicated to human rights and social justice issues. Ell’s commitment to the responsibility of bearing witness and using art as a tool for social transformation is evident in this provocative installation. In Ell’s words “Since all of my projects focus on victimized groups of people, I involve myself in their struggle as an artist-citizen. During the two to three years it takes to complete a project, I engage in journalism and activism to bring their cause to a larger audience. This in turn generates interest in my artwork.”

    Campus:  Loyola CJ - 1.419
    CJ (formely Drummond Science)
    7141 Sherbrooke St. W.

  • Haiti : Holdup Exhibition by Darren Ell
    March 23, 2010 9:00 am - 4:45 pm

    Sponsored by: Department of Communication Studies
    Darren Ell is an artist, activist and journalist and he produces photographic work dedicated to human rights and social justice issues. Ell’s commitment to the responsibility of bearing witness and using art as a tool for social transformation is evident in this provocative installation. In Ell’s words “Since all of my projects focus on victimized groups of people, I involve myself in their struggle as an artist-citizen. During the two to three years it takes to complete a project, I engage in journalism and activism to bring their cause to a larger audience. This in turn generates interest in my artwork.”

    Campus:  Loyola CJ - 1.419
    CJ (formely Drummond Science)
    7141 Sherbrooke St. W.


 

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