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Enemy Alienis the first major solo exhibition and retrospective of works by documentary photographer Tamio Wakayama.His career, spanning over fifty years, began with his photographs of the Civil Rights Movement in the southern United States. Wakayama documented many of the social justice movements and countercultures of the 1960s and 70s. His work tells stories of community, joy and resistance in the face of injustice. The exhibition also highlights Wakayama’s documentation of Indigenous communities in Saskatchewan and the Doukhobors of eastern BC.

We who have known tidesbegins from a poetic inquiry that seeks to understand what it means to exist at the edges of the Pacific Ocean.We who have known tidesis an examination that unveils the ways in which the ocean and living in proximity to it has shaped the work of Indigenous artists, as well as their relation to territories across land and water, and their connections to communities that have witnessed the tides change for thousands of years. Drawn predominantly from the Vancouver Art Gallery’s permanent collection, this exhibition asks us to consider where we are on a deeper level, looking to the ocean as a way of understanding how this place is ever changing.

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Starting and finishing at the Roundhouse Community Centre, Vancouver, BC scenic route goes out on the Seawall, to English Bay, through Stanley Park and back again.

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