The Stack is made of 7,431 photographs, the amount of photographs found in the Oshawa Community Museum archive named: Filing Cabinets.
The Stack contient 7431 photos, le nombre de photos retrouvé dans la collection: Filing Cabinets des archives du Oshawa Community Museum. + information: VISITOR INFORMATION |
The Stack
2017
69.5 x 14"x 11 in/po
Exposition: Visitor Information, The Robert McLaughlin Gallery (Oshawa, Ontario), April 29 to September 17, 2017
Curators/Commissaires: Linda Jansma and Jayne Wilkinson
Artist.e.s: Lise Beaudry, Michèle Pearson Clarke, Martie Giefert, Morris Lum and Jeff Thomas.
“In The Stack, photographs representing each category of the museum’s archive are printed, the total equal to the number of photographs in the entire archive. Moving the collection out of horizontal storage cabinets and into a vertical stack makes the entire archive visible as a totality, but it is only its edges and captions that reveal information about the images contained therein.” - Jayne Wilkinson, Curator
From catalogue essay: In Whose Hands, A Camera?
Thank you to The Robert McLaughlin Gallery for commissioning this work presented in the exhibition Visitor Information from April 29 to September 17, 2017. The exhibition is curated by by Linda Jansma and Jayne Wilkinson and features the works of Michèle Pearson Clarke, Martie Giefert, Morris Lum and Jeff Thomas.
Thank you to Jennifer Weymark (archivist at the Oshawa Community Museum), Dax Morrison, John McCartney for assistance with this project.