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Rewriting Windsor

Smorgasborder 02: Rewriting Windsor

This Thursday, March 5th we’ll be in the basement of Lambton Tower: Studio A to remix / rewrite Windsor’s history. We’ll be remixing visuals and sounds from Windsor’s history, but also looking to collaboratively and collectively write a personal / fictional / “what you can remember” history of Windsor, which we’ll later publish as a book with everyone in attendance as a co-author.

The event is free and starts at 7:30pm sharp. Presented as part of NoiseBorder.

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2 Responses to “Rewriting Windsor”

  1. Justin says:

    I wanted to say a HUGE thanks to Andrew over at International Metropolis for helping us out with some last minute image requests!!! Photos of the event to follow!

  2. [...] Yesterday was the second day of our Making Things Happen (For a Week Straight) show—where we worked in the gallery and travelled to Vincent Massey secondary school to start working with some physics students on another large-scale project we’re planning. We also worked a bit more on the hanging baskets and planned for Thursday’s event. [...]

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