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Photograph supplied by artist, Connor MacKinnon.

A Fragmented History: Port Moody - Connor MacKinnon

Port Moody Arts Centre, 2425 St. John's St., Port Moody

Utilizing purpose-built 3D modeling algorithms and digital fabrication, MacKinnon’s sculptures examine the role of fiction, the unknown, and authenticity in the act of historical reconstruction. Enjoy this show by visiting the Gallery or viewing the online exhibition on PoMoArts.ca. Artist talk via Facebook Live: May 26, 7:15PM.

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