Megan Kammerer
Curator / Writer / Researcher

Exhibitions

  1. A Lake Story
  2. Bathed in Strange Light
  3. la sombra que te cobija
  4. Second Shade
  5. Milestone Nerve
  6. To our reunited future
  7. Memories of the Mountain
  8. Shadow Games
  9. Spoiled Milk
  10. Every Beloved Object
  11. Prelude / Requiem
  12. Anoxic Memory
  13. Sutures
  14. Yesterday is Melting


Writing

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Megan Kammerer (she/her) is a curator and writer based in Toronto, Canada. She has held various positions with the Visual Arts Centre of Clarington, The Bentway, Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Blackwood Gallery, and the Art Gallery of Guelph where she worked to support critically engaged exhibition programmes across Southern Ontario.


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14 . Yesterday is Melting




Yesterday is Melting
Visual Arts Centre of Clarington
April 1 - May 28, 2022

Lead Artist: Sandy Williams IV
Featured Artists: ANTIESTABLISHED, Mariana Parisca, Monsieur Zohore
Curated by: Matthew Kyba and Megan Kammerer

Photo Documentation: LF Documentation


Yesterday is Melting encapsulates a relentless pursuit of public agency and free will in the face of colonial institutions, governmental power, and increasing social amnesia. Sandy Williams IV implicates audiences to acknowledge how we observe and participate in history. From the reconceptualization of public monuments to the unspoken implications of unattended luggage or the sociopolitical index captured in currency, Williams strikes a balance in tension. They interplay the untouchable and the malleable, the passage of time and the infallible memory, the transparent and the concealed to encourage the viewer’s participation in history-making.

Additional works by ANTIESTABLISHED (Kate Turner, Warren Jones, and Williams), Mariana Parisca, and Monsieur Zohore respond to Williams’ engagement in the emancipation of public space. Together their disparate works unravel common structures of power and repression in the Americas.

Yesterday is Melting is organized by the Visual Arts Centre of Clarington with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts.