Vancouver DTES, 2022 and Vancouver Glass Objects, 2023 (Far left and right, works by Capucine Vever)
Contraste et indifférence (Part 2)
Group exhibition with artists: Cécile Hartmann, Isabelle Hayeur, Capucine Vever, and Larissa Fassler
A two-part exhibition, co-produced by the Canadian Cultural Centre and the Grantham Foundation for Art and the Environment.
The artists brought together in the exhibition Contrast and Indifference engage with global issues by entering foreign contexts with care and attentiveness, bearing witness to what unfolds there. Being present in place is central to their approach, as is a form of solitude that fosters observation and encounter. Guided by critical awareness and sensitivity to others, they reveal some of the staggering disparities affecting humanity across the planet. By avoiding the spectacular and consistently linking surface phenomena with deeper underlying realities, they articulate the tensions shaping the contemporary world.
The first part of this exhibition was presented at the Grantham Foundation in 2025.
Vancouver DTES, 2022 and Vancouver Glass Objects, 2023 (Far left and right, works by Capucine Vever)
Vancouver DTES, 2022 and Vancouver Glass Objects, 2023 (Far left and right, works by Capucine Vever)
Vancouver DTES, 2022 and Vancouver Glass Objects, 2023 (left, works by Capucine Vever)
Vancouver DTES, 2022 and Vancouver Glass Objects, 2023
Vancouver DTES, 2022 and Vancouver Glass Objects, 2023
Vancouver DTES, 2022
Vancouver DTES, 2022
Vancouver DTES, 2022 and Vancouver Glass Objects, 2023 (right, work by Isabelle Hayeur)
Vancouver Glass Objects, 2023
Manchester, NH, USA I, 2020 (left, work by Isabelle Hayeur)
Manchester, NH, USA I, 2020
Manchester, NH, USA I, 2020
Manchester, NH, USA I, 2020
Manchester, NH, USA IV, 2020 (left, work by Isabelle Hayeur)
Manchester, NH, USA IV, 2020
Manchester, NH, USA IV, 2020 (left and right, work by Isabelle Hayeur)