Fracking has rapidly spread across the Peace Region of British Columbia over the last two decades, ushering in dramatic changes to the health of its lands, waters and peoples.
This immersive, multimedia installation of sculpture, film, photography and the printed word invites viewers to imagine the tensions that arise from the intersection between the LNG industry and everyday lives in northern British Columbia—and in turn, our roles as bystanders.
Featuring the art of fifth-generation farmer and artist Karl Mattson and photographers from across northern BC.
March 14 – April 3, 2020: Vancouver
UBC Medical Student & Alumni Centre
2750 Heather Street
Exhibit Hours:
Weekdays 9 am – 4:30 pm
Weekends 12 – 5 pm
Opening night March 14
Opening night March 14
Register here for opening night tickets (with welcoming remarks from Grand Chief Stewart Phillip and silent auction of limited-edition Roy Henry Vickers serigraph print “Totem Country” donated by the artist)
General admission free or by donation.
Presented by the Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment.