"The Paradise Institute: Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller"
2002-12-06 until 0000-00-00
Plug In
Winnipeg, MB, CA Canada

See the multi-media work that won first prize for Canada at the 2001 Venice Biennale! Curated by Canadian Commissioner Wayne Baerwaldt, this clever and luminous installation challenges viewers’ notions of cinematic reality. Cardiff and Miller, originally from Alberta but currently residing in Berlin, are internationally renowned for this mesmerizing artwork. Experience it now at Plug In ICA, the gallery which first brought the work to Venice and the world.

Plug In ICA gratefully acknowledges the support of Canada Council for the Arts, The Manitoba Arts Council, the Province of Manitoba Department of Culture, Heritage and Tourism, The Winnipeg Arts Council, The City of Winnipeg, The Winnipeg Foundation, Alberta Foundation for the Arts, Campbell Family Holding Ltd., Thomas Bjarnason, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, The National Gallery of Canada, The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, our individual sponsors, members and volunteers.

In addition, Plug In ICA acknowledges the generous support of our many Canadian and international sponsors in the production and presentation of The Paradise Institute at the 49th Venice Biennale, June 2001. Co-produced by Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art and The Walter Phillips Gallery, The Banff Centre.

Related Links:

Passport to Paradise: Works by Ian Carr-Harris, Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery Toronto, ON, CA

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Other Important Exhibitions in Canada