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Atwater Library and Computer Centre
1200 Atwater Ave.,
Westmount,
Québec
H3Z 1X4
Monday 10 am to 8 pm
Tuesday 10 am to 6 pm
Wednesday 10 am to 8 pm
Thursday 10 am to 6 pm
Friday 10 am to 6 pm
Saturday 10 am to 5 pm
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Feminism in Art and Architecture
Our collaboration with Dr Cynthia Hammond’s Feminism in Art and Architecture Art History Class was a particular good example of how we work with students. As a class assignment, students created 30 150 second videos about relatively unknown women artists and architects who were born in, or settled in, the land now known as Canada. The videos were shown at the Library under the umbrella of our Canada 150 video project.
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Canada in 150 Seconds : Alanis Obomsawin - Feminism in Art and Architecture
Canada in 150 Seconds : Geraldine Moodie - Feminism in Art and Architecture
Canada in 150 Seconds : Helen Kalvak - Feminism in Art and Architecture
Canada in 150 Seconds : Mary Marguerite Porter Zwicker - Feminism in Art and Architecture
Canada in 150 Seconds : Sylvia Daoust - Feminism in Art and Architecture
Canada in 150 Seconds : Elizabeth Angrnaqquaq (Group 1) - Feminism in Art and Architecture
Canada in 150 Seconds : Ghitta Caiserman (Group 2) - Feminism in Art and Architecture
Canada in 150 Seconds : Emily Coonan - Feminism in Art and Architecture
Canada in 150 Seconds : Malaya Akulukjuk - Feminism in Art and Architecture
Canada in 150 Seconds : Madeleine Dansereau - Feminism in Art and Architecture
Canada in 150 Seconds : Jennie Thlunaut - Feminism in Art and Architecture
Canada in 150 Seconds : Jean Wallbridge and Marie Imrie - Feminism in Art and Architecture
Canada in 150 Seconds : Agnes Deans Cameron - Feminism in Art and Architecture
Canada in 150 Seconds : Ghitta Caiserman (Group 1) - Feminism in Art and Architecture
Canada in 150 Seconds : Eva Vecsei - Feminism in Art and Architecture
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