Leah Modigliani: How Long Can We Tolerate This?
September 1, 2017 - January 7, 2018
William D. Adams Gallery
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Waterville, Maine 04901
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5600 Mayflower Hill Drive
Waterville, Maine 04901
Tel 207-859-5600
Fax 207-859-5606
[email protected]
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The Museum is wheelchair accessible through the North and South entrances of the Bixler Art and Music Center.
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Bangor — 1 hour
Bar Harbor — 2 hours
Camden — 1.25 hours
Rockland — 1.5 hours
Portland — 1.25 hours
How long can we tolerate this? An incomplete record from 1933–1999 (2016) is an assemblage by Leah Modigliani comprising facsimile press photographs of evictions. As the artist notes, the installation reads as both skyline and timeline, functioning as “a historical archive and a representation of working and middle-class material displacement.”
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