INcarcinoma: A Poetic Outline is a Multi & Inter-Arts exhibit, funded by the Ontario Arts Council, which merges photography (Hasi Eldib), poetry (Vanessa Rotondo), installation and performance to document a young woman’s journey through breast cancer.
The purpose of this work is to raise awareness about breast cancer, specifically in young women, to support families and friends impacted by cancer and to inspire empowerment and hope through the arts. Contact me to purchase your copy of the INarcinoma trade book or to book the INcarcinoma exhibit in your gallery or at your event.
Exhibitions:
February 8-10, 2019 | Rag & Carbon Print Co. | Koyman Galleries | Ottawa, ON, Canada
April 26, 2019 | 8th Annual Women in Insurance Crusade Canada (WICC) Ottawa Sugar Bush Breakfast | Shaw Centre | Ottawa, ON, Canada
May 23, 2019 | Canadian Cancer Society’s (CCS) Evening of Appreciation and Gratitude | Robbie’s Italian Restaurant | Ottawa, ON, Canada
October 2019 | Art House Café Exhibition | Breast Cancer Awareness Month | Ottawa, ON, Canada
November 2019 | Venus Envy Ottawa Exhibition | Ottawa, ON, Canada
Video Credits: Directed by: Greg Carlier & Hazi Eldeeb Director of Photography: Devin Singleton Video Editor/DIT: Ryan Grevatt Lighting/Grip: Rolland Marckwort Art Department/Production Design: Colleen Williamson Choreography: Greg Carlier ASL Consultant: Amber Galloway Project Manager: Kristal Felea Production Assistant: Adam Kruspe Special thanks to the Banfield Agency, Heather Thomson, Dress The Runway and Matt Call Copyright (C) 2019 SoNo Recording Group.
Discover Art History Series
Emmett is a fourth-year student in the Art History program, and works at the Carleton University Art Gallery. In Art History, we study the realm of visual communication in all its varieties, from art and architecture around the world to photography and popular culture. We aim to instill in our students not only a historical framework for understanding imagery, but also a methodological awareness of the multiple possibilities for interpreting art and other visual phenomena.
Elizabeth is a second-year Masters student in the Art History program, and works at the National Gallery of Canada in our practicum program. Carleton University offers students a unique opportunity to work on-site in one of Ottawa’s major art museums or cultural institutions, where they gain hands-on experience in museum, gallery, or archival work for university credit.
Rebecca is a graduate of the Art History program, and works as a Curator at the Ottawa Art Gallery. Our graduates have found work at a great wide range of cultural institutions in Canada and abroad.
Featured Exhibitions: Perspectives: Selections from the Firestone Collection of Canadian Art, an exhibition curated by Rebecca Basciano.