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Victim mentality is a potent and addictive drug.

You’ve been passionate about archaeology ever since we were kids Felicia! It makes me so happy to see you following your passion!

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I'm sure she likes some chocolate powder.

Thank you Ness for the wonderful testimony. Your work is beautiful ❤️

Whoops my original comment mistook Ms Lee's name for the galleries.My applies.

Loved MacKenzies feelings project ..Definitely aroused feeling .Was wonderful to listen to her and the endearing music that helped carry one along the journey. Thank you and bless you M.

Fantastic talk! I saw this show at the Gardiner a couple years back and it was absolutely amazing. I will never forget it!

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Beautiful, thank you!

This video came up as an ad and I am so glad it did. What a gorgeously filmed and edited video for a gorgeous collection. I am in Alberta, and have never visited the MacKenzie Art Gallery, but this video has me wanting to plan a trip. I'm a performing artist now, but the part of me that has a Bsc in Clothing & Textiles is glowing. Great job!

Wonderful to listen to.

sometimes soft power is the longest lasting

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Of course, No comments allowed on the video about your super racist anti white people Vancouver Art Gallery exhibit. I was shocked when I read this: "This exhibition is intended to foster informed discussions that promote empathy, critical thinking, and a deeper understanding of historical and contemporary issues related to race." What?? Given the blatantly racist nature of the exhibit that statement is patently absurd. And btw how are whites supposed to be able to discuss anything given that your unbelievably racist directions tell them to be silent because they are not allowed "to share an uninvited opinion." Remain silent unless speaking approved opinions?? Approved by whom? Sounds completely evil. Omg, the type of thinking being promoted by this exhibit is atrocious in the extreme.

Commenting on this because you disabled comments on "conceptions of white" (I wonder why). You should all be ashamed of yourselves, not just because it was racist and offensive, I'm sure you're happy about that (aRt Is MeAnT tO bE pRoVoCaTiVe) But because it was lazy, poorly researched, and desperately reaching for all kinds of conclusions. There was nothing 'artful' about it, may as well have been a shitty Ted talk. My favorite example of this was the panel trying to argue that statues of white people couldn't have been white because of the curly hair. Get a fucking grip. Oh, and hitler would've been so proud of the "how Aryan are you?" facial recognition software, you would be laughed out of the louvre.

Commenting on this because you disabled comments on "conceptions of white" (I wonder why). You should all be ashamed of yourselves, not just because it was racist and offensive, I'm sure you're happy about that (aRt Is MeAnT tO bE pRoVoCaTiVe) But because it was lazy, poorly researched, and desperately reaching for all kinds of conclusions. There was nothing 'artful' about it, may as well have been a shitty Ted talk. My favorite example of this was the panel trying to argue that statues of white people couldn't have been white because of the curly hair. Get a fucking grip. Oh, and hitler would've been so proud of the "how Aryan are you?" facial recognition software, you would be laughed out of the louvre.

Commenting on this because you disabled comments on "conceptions of white" (I wonder why). You should all be ashamed of yourselves, not just because it was racist and offensive, I'm sure you're happy about that (aRt Is MeAnT tO bE pRoVoCaTiVe) But because it was lazy, poorly researched, and desperately reaching for all kinds of conclusions. There was nothing 'artful' about it, may as well have been a shitty Ted talk. My favorite example of this was the panel trying to argue that statues of white people couldn't have been white because of the curly hair. Get a fucking grip. Oh, and hitler would've been so proud of the "how Aryan are you?" facial recognition software, you would be laughed out of the louvre.

OOO comments disabled on the last video wonder why.... because people calling you freaks out on the racist bullshit you promote as "art" lmao pathetic

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It's fascinating how viruses under a microscope are examples of nature's art, yet so deadly to us.

Wow! The finished product was astonishing!

i cried playing this game, it was a mind trip of feeling very vulnerable and being scared of what really lies behind technology having control about us. overall it helped me a lot.

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My hometown of Thomson, IL had a local sign painter known as "Painter Bill" who had a very similar style. He would paint out at Mt. Rushmore, the Grand Canyon, carnivals in Florida, and all around Illinois. He would have been a contemporary to Flexhaug, Pletan, and Overbeek.

Thank you for this amazing message and history of the people of First Nations... I will do my part & follow my instructions from Above, 2 A T, no more, no less enough is enough......

It's a beautiful video I love it! #Liked 1 from new friend here.

Where is the packages link can you please share it again.

Went to high school with Duan, always was talented in arts.

Incredible thank you <3

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Very cool guys! I'm quite interested in doing something similar with to feature my work as well as others.

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Hey new subscriber here hope you do the same 😍I really need your support

What are the names of the art pieces

It was a pleasure taking part in this. I'm excited to make a gallery room to add to the evolving cat gallery ;-)

I enjoyed watching this on all the platforms ;-)

This is wonderful! Great job! :D

The Kampelmacher Collection is a monumental achievement, and gifting it to the MacKenzie Art Gallery is a generous act of philanthropy that will benefit the public, scholars and students in perpetuity. Mr. Druyan and Ms. Ladner deserve our deepest thanks and appreciation for donating this magnificent cultural legacy.

Please stop telling the public HOW to look at art. There is no formula to follow. No “proper” words or angle or distance to adhere to. Holding art hostage in your box and limiting its view and parsing it endlessly with verbiage limits the experience of art. These “rules” separate the viewer. Museum and gallery attendance is declining with this antiquated academic approach.

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Add a link to your fund raising page!! I am a 45 year old Canadian who loves art and just learned about the Indian Group of Seven yesterday!! NAC has a wonderful Janvier exhibit and a room honours this collective.

Where is this Mackenzie Art gallery?