Mental health photography exhibitions
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Location
Perugia, Italy
Year
2013
Partner
- • PSPF
Deliverables
- • 10 printed and mounted photos
- • Included stories and descriptions
- • Conference presentation
Perugia Social Photo Fest
We exhibited and presented 10 stories of the original ‘One Project’ at Perugia Social Photo Fest in Perugia, Italy during November 2013, representing Canada in the exhibitions. Founder Bryce Evans also attended the festival to give a presentation in the conference about the photos and how the series was created, including how it helped him start talking about depression and anxiety.
How The Project Was Received
Location
Calgary, AB
Year
2013
Partners
- • Etsy
- • Sled Island Music + Arts Festival
- • Museum of Contemporary Art Calgary
Deliverables
- • 23 printed photos and stories
Solo exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Calgary
Etsy, in partnership with the Sled Island Music & Arts Festival, hosted Spaces: An Art Show at Calgary’s Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA). In a unique contest experience, emerging artists from across Canada had the opportunity to submit their artwork to premiere at Sled Island with Bryce Evans named the winner for his series, The One Project.
Unfortunately, the opening of the exhibition was the same night of the horrific floods in Calgary cutting off the show to the one night. We’re grateful for everyone who braved the early rough conditions to come out and support!
