BEING SCENE ARCHIVE

Browse past Being Scene catalogues for information on past exhibitions.
Photograph of a picnic table being reflected in water. Includes writing: Being Scene 18th Annual Exhibition and Workman Arts logo.

2019 (PDF)

Multiple shopping brands and logos overlapping each other. Includes writing: Workman Arts Presents Being Scene 17th annual juried exhibition

2018 (PDF)

Back of 9 bald heads. Each head has different writings, drawings, and music notes. Includes writing: Workman Arts Presents Being Scene 18th annual juried exhibition

2017 (PDF)

Top half of person with white tshirt and hair covering face. Painting of eyes hover and hug figures shoulders slightly.

2015 (PDF)

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LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Workman Arts would like to acknowledge the Indigenous land on which we are presently located; Toronto comes from the Kanien’kéha word Tkaronto, which can be translated as “where the trees meet the water.” It is part of traditional territories of many nations: the Huron Wendat, the Haudenosaunee, and the Anishinaabe and the Mississaugas of the New Credit.

Workman Arts recognizes this is an ongoing dialogue; we attempt to honour the histories of this land by sharing our space with all people—those Indigenous to Turtle Island and those from all over the world.

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