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14–23 SEPT. 2018

We Who Spin Around You

Eduardo Navarro

We Who Spin Around You brings audiences face-to-face with our relationship to the celestial. In the early evening as the sun begins to lower in the sky, Navarro invites participants to don custom-made bronze masks designed to help them safely view the sun, transforming it into a tiny green sphere. Then, as night falls across the Southdown industrial area in Mississauga, astrophysicists, astronomers, poets, and researchers give brief lectures on solar history and humanity’s changing relationship to the sun and skies. The work— situated in parkland on the shore of Lake Ontario with sightlines to smoke stacks—invites viewers to think about their place in the surrounding terrestrial and celestial worlds.

 

Lectures, poems and readings will be delivered every night at sunset by Sonja Greckol, Renée Hložek, Julie Joosten, Kent Moore, Stephen Morris, and Karyn Recollet.

 

Friday, September 14, 7:31pm: Karyn Recollet
Saturday, September 15, 7:29pm: Karyn Recollet
Sunday, September 16, 7:27pm: Julie Joosten
Monday, September 17, 7:25pm: Kent Moore
Tuesday, September 18, 7:23pm: Stephen Morris
Wednesday, September 19, 7:21pm: Sonja Greckol
Thursday, September 20, 7:19pm: Renée Hložek
Friday, September 21, 7:17pm: Stephen Morris
Saturday, September 22, 7:15pm: Renée Hložek
Sunday, September 23, 7:13pm: Sonja Greckol

 

Bio

Eduardo Navarro investigates different ways of transforming our senses in order to have a new understanding of our world. His works range from large-scale sculptures to actions and participatory installations that investigate empathy and contemplation. His work has recently been shown at the Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, Buenos Aires; Museo Rufino Tamayo, Mexico City; High Line Art, New York; Der Tank, Basel; and the Drawing Center, New York. His work has been featured in major international group exhibitions including Tidalectics, TBA21, the Mercosul Biennial; the Bienal de São Paulo ; Surround Audience: The New Museum Triennial, New York; the Sharjah Biennial; La era metabolica at the Fundación Malba, Buenos Aires; and Metamorfosi at the Castello de Rivoli, Turin.