EXHIBITION: Latino Canadian Cultural Association

August 30 - September 10, 2006
"eX Margins"


Opening Reception:

Thursday, August 31, 6pm

 

 

 

 
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 25, 2006

PRESS RELEASE

The Latino-Canadian Cultural Association (LCCA) cordially invites you to share with our artists at the opening of our multidisciplinary artexhibition titled: eX Margins, Ideas of collaborations.

The exhibition presents the works of contemporary artists Julian Calleros, Sojin Chum, Ulysses Castellanos, Rita Kamacho, Alejandro Freeland, Julieta Maria, Jesus Mora , Nahum Flores, Erik Jerezano, Ilyana Martinez, amongst others. Toronto collective Z’otz* and 2+1 International Collective are also part of the exhibition. Most of the artists are members of the association, working in collaboration with invited artists and presenting a rich variety of media, from performance to installation.

The exhibition will take place from August 30 to September 10, 2006, at Propeller Centre for Visual Arts located at 984 Queen St West Street in Toronto. The opening will be held August 31, 2006 from 6 to 10 pm.

LCCA is a non-profit organization created by and for Latin American artists and cultural workers in Canada. Its inception reflects the need to reinforce and cement our cultural endeavors as well as to stimulate and support these processes by creating a progressive dialogue with other communities within the greater Canadian context.

The exhibition eXMargins explores concepts of limits, frontiers, barriers, and with the idea of collaboration intent to trespass, expose and/or obliterate those limits.

The artists in this exhibition go beyond their known space and territory, by connecting virtually or physically, they expose and link elements, relations and spaces. Margins and limits are then subverted by the idea of collaboration, in an intent by the artists to communicate and display their concerns and presence.

The exhibition displays a variety of works, from performance to installation, painting, wall drawing, sculpture and video.

The LCCA multidisciplinary visual exhibit relates to the organization's mandate and objectives promoting contemporary Latin American art forms which have been transformed from its original roots, by the different influences resulting in expressions that show a fusion between different cultures.

It will be a great pleasure for us to count with your presence in our visual exhibition.

For more information about the ex Margins exhibition or LCCA please contact:

Alejandro Freeland, 416-531-4149, afreeland@sympatico.ca