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2008 Gallery Hop Panel, Part 2

Power Plant curator Helena Reckitt speaks at the 2008 Gallery Hop

Helena Reckitt at the 2008 Gallery Hop panel in Toronto

Listen in as curator Helena Reckitt explores the new mood of modesty, distress and community-based approaches as reflected in recent exhibitions at Toronto’s Power Plant. Reckitt spoke as part of the 2008 Canadian Art Gallery Hop panel on theme “Delicate: Art and Post-Millennial Culture.”

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