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Shelter, 2020   A new work by Wyn Geleynse

May 16 through to August 13, 2020

 

Why are we holding out hope in a culture that never really fulfills it? WG

 

Promotional video for his new piece “Shelter” 2020.

 

 

A conversation with Wyn Geleynse and Yves Trépanier about his new piece “Shelter” 2020.

 

 


Studio London Ontario.

 


General Steel Wares Warehouse, London, Ontario

 


General Steel Wares Warehouse, London Ontario (composite)

 


Granville Maquette, 1990

 


Granville Maquette Interior, 1990

 


Granville Projection, 1990. Image courtesy Robert Keziere.

 


Warehouse, 1992 (original)

 


Warehouse, 1992 (original) detail

 


Warehouse, 1992 (original) detail

 


New Warehouse, 2016 (after the flood)

 


New Warehouse, 2016 (after the flood)

 


New Warehouse, 2016 (after the flood)

 


New Warehouse, 2016 ( after the flood)

 


Shelter, 2020     17.75″ x 38.5″ x 30.25″

 


Shelter, 2020     17.75″ x 38.5″ x 30.25″

 


Shelter, 2020     17.75″ x 38.5″ x 30.25″

 

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