The Gaze of History exhibition presented a series of prints and drawings from the Burnaby Art Gallery's collection that considered the gaze and directed looking. The powdered graphite faces I drew directly on the walls of the gallery interacted and responded to these framed works and represented the real and imagined former residents of this building.
“Fairacres,” as it was first known, was built as a retirement estate by Vancouver realtor Henry Ceperley and his wife...
