Intercambio / Exchange

INTERCAMBIO / EXCHANGE

Intercambio/Exchange is a series of projects that recognizes the long history of cultural workers in London who, since the 1950's, have had connections with locations in Mexico. Some of the artworks presented conceptually relate to urgent issues of our time, including indigenous issues, the environment and the traditional cultures that are reflected in the arts and culture in both our countries.

Intercambio features artworks and texts by artists working in various formats, including painting, drawing, photography & artist multiples. Research in the communities in London and Mexico and in the ECH's own archives informs this project. Intercambio raises awareness of the international scope of connections made by artists in London, Ontario. In this case, the focus is Mexico, including locations such as Oaxaca, Mexico City, Merida, San Miguel de Allende, and Saltillo, which are important locations to many involved in this project.

The project began with a physical exhibition at Support Project Space. Exhibiting artists include Ron Benner, Patricia Deadman, Duncan DeKergommeaux, Mireya Folch-Serra, Anahí González, Gildo Gonzalez, Jamelie Hassan, Carlos Lores, Kim Moodie, Oscar Ortiz, Jenna Rose Sands, and Jean Spence.

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The Embassy Cultural House would also like to recognize the support of the London Arts Council in programming this project.

Support is located at 260B Clarence Street in London, Ontario.

The exhibition is open 12 - 5 from Wednesday, September 22 to Saturday, September 25.

The exhibition is open by appointment only Monday, September 27 to Friday, October 18. For appointments, please email embassyculturalhouse@gmail.com.

A closing event will take place Saturday, October 16.
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PROJECTS / EVENTS

INTERCAMBIO AT SUPPORT PROJECT SPACE

ANAHÍ GONZÁLEZ: ARTIST MULTIPLE

INTERVIEW WITH CARMINA DE YOUNG

AKIMBO REVIEW BY KIM NEUDORF

Thank you to our partners

E M B A S S Y C U L T U R A L H O U S E . C A

London, Ontario is on the traditional lands of the Anishinaabeg, Haudenosaunee, Lenape, Attawandaron and Huron-Wendat peoples, at the forks of Deshkan Ziibi (Antler River), an area subject to the Dish with One Spoon Wampum and other treaties.