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Collective Noun at Ian Tan Gallery

Collective Noun

VANCOUVER, CANADA

2018 April

Laara Cerman, David Ellingsen, Kris Grunert, Kevin Lanthier

Curated by Pennylane Shen and Kevin Lanthier

April 7 to April 30, 2018

Ian Tan Gallery

2342 Granville St, Vancouver, Canada

Be the subjects flora or fauna, living humans, their essence or remains, the photography exhibition “Collective Noun” shows how we unconsciously take what we find in our environment, collect, store and categorize in order to express and define a part of ourselves.

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