The Maple Leaf Forever, 2023

in Cabinet Music: Cantata for Erosion, 2023 with Will Robinson at The Confederation Centre for the Arts, Charlottetown, PEI

curated by Pan Wendt

The second part of a collaborative project between Lou Sheppard and Will Robinson that reflects on the Brutalist Architectures that house art and culture within the Atlantic Region. Within the ‘Living monument’ to Canada’s Confederation, the Confederation Centre to the Arts in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, the artists reflect on the rhetoric, pageantry and performance of the confederation of Canada, its legacies and the future potential of this building submerged under the rising sea.

Collaborative works by Lou Sheppard & William Robinson

Tideline 2264 (Tricennenial), 2023 Curtains, blue velvet fabric; performance score

Glitter Pattern (Discothèque), 2023 Mirrors affixed to Confederation Centre Ceiling

Six Pavilions (Risers/Rafts), 2023 Plywood cabinets with audio

The Founders Dream, 2023 Cassette Tape, Archival Photo

Works by Lou Sheppard

The Lamp of Memory, 2023 Backdrop, Inkjet print on linen fabric

The Maple Leaf Forever, 2023 Choral Performance and Recording with The St. David's Singers, conducted by Simon Blake with Soloist Janelle Lucyk. Score Arrangement by Lou Sheppard, edited by Nick Veltmyer

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