
Lee Bae: UNION
Feb 24 → Jun 20
Lee Bae’s dedication to presence requires our own, offering a moment of respite and contemplation
Wednesday, April 14, 2021
Wednesday, May 12, 2021
Wednesday, June 16, 2021
From 5 PM to 6 PM
Free
You can book a 5 or 10-minute phone conversation with Cheryl Sim by choosing your time slot: [email protected]. FaceTime option available.
We can also take spontaneous calls depending on availability: 514 849-3742.
During the three next months, our curator invites you to ask any question you might have after watching the guided tour of Lee Bae: UNION! Any topics are welcome. Similar artists to Lee Bae, the main themes of the exhibition, Lee Bae’s past artworks… you name it!
Lee Bae’s dedication to presence requires our own, offering a moment of respite and contemplation
Lee Bae’s dedication to presence requires our own, offering a moment of respite and contemplation
Free
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Collaboration
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