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all the ways we are connected
andrea hoff
the ‘threads’ of storytelling and connection we share, explored through the media of ceramics and light.
dec 7, 2024 - jan 3, 2025
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walking alongside trauma intiative
a material-based exhibition
exploring the societal impact of vicarious traumatization of sexualized violence
Amelia Douglas Gallery, Douglas College
opening: 01.16.25
exhibition: 01.16.25 - 02.28.25

4th flr. N, Douglas College
700 Royal Ave. New Westminster
one block from New Westminster Sky Train Station
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walking alongside trauma

Walking Alongside Trauma Initiative
Material-based art exploring the vicarious traumatization of sexualized violence.
Amelia Douglas Gallery, Douglas College
opening | 4p-6p | jan 16

jan16 – feb 28, 2025

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