SEA LEGS
- SARAH MOORE
- OTHER SIGHTS
1:36
Fermez les yeux. Close your eyes.
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- Journée Sans Culture, Response to the Foreshore
2:08
I’m trying to, in my own little way…
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- Cissie Fu, SESSION 12
3:37
If I look out the front window of my house…
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- Carol Sawyer, Response to the Foreshore
5:18
When people start to learn a different story of a place, it does shift how they relate…
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- Kamala Todd, Phase II Session 2
6:53
I’m still learning what it means to be a guest or a visitor to these lands..
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- Kamala Todd, Phase II Session 2
9:19
You’re in the minimally furnished master bedroom…
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- Journée Sans Culture, Response to the Foreshore
11:27
Des gens souples, disponibles et expressifs…
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- Journée Sans Culture, Response to the Foreshore
11:30
If I look out the front window of my house…
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- Carol Sawyer, Response to the Foreshore
12:27
I was intrigued there had been a beach near the foot of my street…
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- Carol Sawyer, Response to the Foreshore
12:55
The developer continues, ‘Do you know anyone who doesn’t want to live near the water?’…
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- Journée Sans Culture, Response to The Foreshore
13:13
Stories about the food that the First Nations people gathered there…
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- Carol Sawyer, Response to the Foreshore
13:32
What the Tsleil-Waututh elders say about how things used to be there…
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- Kamala Todd, Phase II Session 2
14:06
The colonial mindset, and the presumption of being able to take…
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- Kamala Todd, Phase II Session 2
14:35
My own observations working at the city…
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- Kamala Todd, Phase II Session 2
15:44
To really build sustainability… we have to decolonize…
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- Kamala Todd, Phase II Session 2
16:40
Who should be informing that is the local people who have that knowledge…
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- Kamala Todd, Phase II Session 2
17:52
This is the original (colonial) work of art on the Seattle waterfront…
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- Eric Fredericksen, Session 12
18:14
Do you know anyone who doesn’t want to live near the water?…
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- Journée Sans Culture
18:29
Barbara Kruger piece… Who salutes longest? Who prays loudest? Who is bled dry? Who dies first? Who makes history? What disappears? Who decides?…
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- Eric Fredericksen, SESSION 12
19:327
I recently curated a show at the VAG and included a painting by Orville Fisher of False Creek in the 1940’s…
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- Carol Sawyer
20:41
You’re in the minimally furnished master bedroom looking at two large windows, muffled from an adjacent room, you hear the words creative place-making…
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- Journée Sans Culture
20:49
What I hope is that people start to have that awareness and acknowledgment…
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- Kamala Todd, Phase II Session 2
22:15
What I’m interested in most of the pieces I show’d today is how the public-ness of the sculpture changed…
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- Carmen Papalia, SESSION 17
23:27
One of our actors Mathew…
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- Marcus Youssef, SESSION 8
24:26
The most profound learning experience for me in this process is what happens if we just take more time…
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- Marcus Youssef, SESSION 8
25:15
My name is Lindsay and I’m speaking from the Bay of Fundy…
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- Lindsay Dobbin
26:56
Geological forces made what was once a horizontal surface into a slanted surface…
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- Lindsay Dobbin
28:03
As I watch the water move in the most interesting part to me is the sound…
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- Lindsay Dobbin
30:18
I’m still learning what it means to be a guest…
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- Kamala Todd, Phase II Session 2
30:25
How we take care of each other, how we become good guests…
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- Cissie Fu, Session 12
30:52
This notion of being guests, in-fact uninvited guests…
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- Jen Weih, Session 8
30:50
To react is to follow the usual lines of cause and effect…
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- Cissie Fu, Session 12
31:47
The generosity of the people of this land…
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- Kamala Todd, Phase II Session 2
32:17
What is interesting is how people come together across differences…
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- Cissie Fu, Session 12
33:43
It’s all about how that journey is done… an incredibly generous and loving way of talking about it, as all of us being in the same canoe…
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- Kamala Todd, Phase II Session 2
33:17
Step one: Find a score. Step two: Invent a constellation of things and places and sounds…
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- Justin Langlois
36:05
To recognize how layered places are…
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- Kamala Todd, Phase II Session 2
36:30
How important oral histories are…
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- Kamala Todd, Phase II Session 2
36:57
Those places will erupt through….
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- Coll Thrush, Phase II Session 2
38:03
They’re still there… they’re still sacred places…
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- Kamala Todd, Phase II Session 2