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January 6th to February 9th
Escape from Photography and No Peeking

February 19th - March 23rd
The Female Vulgar

March 31st - April 27th
Open City

May 5th - June 8th
Private Constructs

June 16th - July 13th
1001 Push Up Man and Pink

July 21st - August 24th
L'Hotel Sophie Calle

September 1st - October 5th
Graffiti

October 13th - November 16th
Lost Margaret

November 23rd - December 20th
The Body of My Geography and Some Facts Remain



Lost Margaret
October 13th - November 16th, 2002

Michelle Karch-Ackerman's work points to the parallels of nature and the human spirit. Interested in the diminishing physicality of living objects and our understanding of 'loss', Karch-Ackerman draws a strong reference from the character of Lost Margaret from L.M. Montgomery's novel, "Anne's House of Dreams". This character, a young girl was lost at sea and can act as an embodiment of local histories involving loss at sea. Karch-Ackerman has created an entire wardrobe for a girl from birth to ten years old and hopes to encourage knitters from the local community to join her in a 'knitting bee' to add to this wardrobe, in mourning and in dedication to the life of one lost girl.