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The Hoop series translates a morphological gesture into a family of travertine bathroom furnishings, where the poetry of the material meets the rigor of form.


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Img.1 "Tau Lewis and Curtis Santiago. Through the people we are looking at ourselves", exhibition view, Cooper Cole, 2017

Img.2 "Tau Lewis and Curtis Santiago. Through the people we are looking at ourselves", exhibition view, Cooper Cole, 2017

Img.3 "Tau Lewis and Curtis Santiago. Through the people we are looking at ourselves", exhibition view, Cooper Cole, 2017

Img.4 "Tau Lewis and Curtis Santiago. Through the people we are looking at ourselves", exhibition view, Cooper Cole, 2017

Img.5 "Tau Lewis and Curtis Santiago. Through the people we are looking at ourselves", exhibition view, Cooper Cole, 2017

Img.6 "Tau Lewis and Curtis Santiago. Through the people we are looking at ourselves", exhibition view, Cooper Cole, 2017

Img.7 "Tau Lewis and Curtis Santiago. Through the people we are looking at ourselves", exhibition view, Cooper Cole, 2017

Img.8 "Tau Lewis and Curtis Santiago. Through the people we are looking at ourselves", exhibition view, Cooper Cole, 2017
Tau Lewis is a Jamaican-Canadian sculptor whose work combines natural and synthetic materials to create simulations of living organisms. Her material practice is influenced by her surrounding environment, and the conceptual framework of her sculptures investigates black identity politics and African diaspora.

until al 26 August 2017
Tau Lewis and Curtis Santiago. Through the people we are looking at ourselves
Cooper Cole
1134 Dupont Street, Toronto

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