A solo exhibition by Anahí González Para Ayer/Due Yesterday explores the urgency that shapes labour within trade and production networks connecting Mexico and Canada. The title comes from a common expression in Mexican workplaces: para ayer (“due yesterday”), a phrase used when something is expected immediately—as if it should have been finished yesterday. Through photography, installation, […]
Join us in celebrating the opening of Para Ayer/Due Yesterday, and WAHC’s heritage exhibition WIP: Survival and Dignity! Anahí González will be in attendance acting as her alter-ego Manuela, and invites people to interact with her performance The Employee of the Month, and The Next One, and The Next One… alongside Willie the Goose. Community curators from […]
Learn about pigment making with artist Michelle Peraza. Michelle will show participants how to make pigments with soil as a way to make sustainable paints, connect with land, and reflect on experiences of work, migration, and rest. Participants will learn about the pigment making process and have the opportunity to paint with soil-based pigments on fabric […]
Workers Arts & Heritage Centre
51 Stuart St, Hamilton, ON L8L 1B5, Canada
WAHC is situated on the traditional territories the Erie, Neutral, Huron-Wendat, Haudenosaunee and Mississaugas.
