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A graphic promoting grunt gallery’s blind-led tour series lead by Gagan Kaur. At bottom, an image of an adult with brown skin and short, dark shoulder-length hair smiles while holding a pink silicone dildo before their nose and a bronze cast of a pursed anus before their mouth, playfully using the sculptures to transform their face. They stand in a bright, white-walled gallery lit by daylight from nearby windows. Bold white text on a black background at top outlines details of the blind-led tour series provided in the body paragraph text below this image.
Gagan displays tactile objects from Arjun Lal’s exhibition Shrines and Rituals.

Shrines and Rituals Blind-led Tour Series with Gagan Kaur.

Fridays: July 3, 10, 17, 24, 31.
At grunt gallery

Join Gagan Kaur (she/they) for free blind-led tours of Shrines and Rituals! Gagan, a blind Indo-Canadian emerging artist and writer, will guide visitors through the intricacies of Arjun Lal’s solo exhibition.
Tours start at 4pm.
30 minutes + Q&A.
grunt gallery (# 116-350 E 2nd Ave)

All are welcome—sighted, low-vision, and blind visitors!
No registration is required.
Questions? Email access@grunt.ca

A Digital illustration of a white person with a mostly shaved head in a pink popped collar jacket - they hold a phone in one hand like a microphone and speak off to the side. Bright energetic colours radiate from around their head. Their watch reads BTS. At top, bold white text outlines title, date, and duration of the BTS Tour included in the caption of this post. grunt gallery’s logo appears in white at bottom left.

How is it Done? Behind-the-Scenes Tour | Saturday, August 1 | 1pm to 2pm

Free | English live captions available.

Curious how exhibitions actually get installed?

For this special drag edition of our BTS Tour, join Case Later in exploring the tools, techniques, and problem-solving particularities for Arjun Lal’s Shrines and Rituals at grunt gallery. These informal, question-driven tours open up the often invisible labour of installation, access considerations, and exhibition-making.

Come ask questions, learn practical skills, and see how exhibitions come together.

Accessibility:

grunt gallery is accessed from the sidewalk via a 106” long, 64” wide concrete ramp that rises 12”. The slope is 1 : 8.75. There are no rails on the ramp. The front entrance is an outward-swinging double door with a total width of 64”, and with hand and foot height buttons for automated opening. Entry to the Media Lab behind the gallery space is via a 42” wide passage and entry to the neighbouring amenity space is through a manually operated outward swinging double door with a total width of 70”. No stairs, inclines, or elevators are necessary to access the public areas once inside the gallery.

grunt gallery has a single gender neutral washroom that is accessed via a 31” wide doorway with an automated swinging door with a door handle that is 40” high. The toilet has a 10” clearance on the left side and a 21” clearance in front, with a support bar on the left side. The sink height is 34”.

grunt has immunocompromised guests and staff. Masks are strongly encouraged and are provided at the door.

Please contact us via access@grunt.ca with any questions, feedback or to discuss access needs.
 

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