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ALT McMaster’s University Hall lit up in orange lights.
ALT Three people, either wearing or holding up an orange shirt, smiling at the camera
ALT McMaster Professor Rick Monture speaks at a podium. To his left is a screen showing a presentation that includes an archival image of the Mohawk Institute Residential School.
ALT A group of seven McMaster community members standing on either side of signage that reads, ‘Indigenous Health Learning Lodge.’
ALT An installation photograph of The Clichettes: Lips, Wigs, and Politics. A group of mannequins dressed in feminine costumes stand on a round platform in the centre of a gallery. An additional four mannequins are placed on the side and back wall, which are colour blocked in a dark purple.
ALT An installation photograph of The Clichettes: Lips, Wigs, and Politics. A black bench sits in front of a small vintage TV in the centre of a gallery space. The back wall features a black and white image of The Clichettes. Shelves and plinths on the perimeter of the space display work.
ALT A photograph of a collection of promotional posters for The Clichettes events throughout the years on a table. Two sparkly gold ear sculptures also rest on the table.
ALT Greyscale photo of The Clichettes in suits standing in a hallway. Text states "THE CLICHETTES: Lips, Wigs, and Politics." Text at the bottom of the photo states "You're Invited: Opening Reception Thursday, Spetember 19, 5-8 PM McMaster Museum of Art, 1280 Main St W."
ALT Greyscale photo of The Clichettes wearing suits on a stage, singing into microphones. Text on the photo states "Photo of The Clichettes singing “Having My Baby” in 1986. Left to right: Johanna Householder, Louise Garfield, Janice Hladski. Photo by David Hlynsky."
ALT Greyscale photo of The Clichettes wearing costumes and posing against a white wall. Text on the photo states "Undated photo of The Clichettes in Out for Blood, performed at the Factory Theatre Studio Cafe Lab. Left to right: Louise Garfield, Johanna Householder (seated), Janice Hladski. Photo by David Hlynsky."
ALT Aerial view of two people lying on a curved bench in an oval-shaped area. The bench is made of wooden slats with metal supports and follows the oval's shape. The surrounding ground is paved with a mix of asphalt and bricks, creating a distinctive border around the central bench area, which is filled with mulch or dirt. The people are positioned at opposite ends of the bench, facing upwards. The setting appears to be a public park or outdoor recreational space.
ALT Four side by side panels portraying a timeline and the complex history of the Haudenosaunee, acts and treaty agreements, and displacements along the Grand. Quote across in bold capital letters says "YOU CANNOT KNOW WHERE YOU ARE GOING IF YOU DO NOT KNOW WHERE YOU HAVE ALREADY BEEN".
