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Inside grunt gallery, Jinnie, a young woman with light brown skin, stands in a large wooden structure resembling scaffolding, touching a carved and burnt wooden panel at left while holding the harness for her seated Black Labrador guide dog in her other hand. Two white plastic chairs are positioned in front of her. At top contained in a black text box, white sans-serif text aligned left, outlines the title and dates of the tour series. Aligned with the text, at bottom left, grunt’s logo appears in black.

Join Jinnie Saran for FREE blind-led tours of Falsework at grunt gallery this May and June! Jinnie, a blind Indo-Canadian emerging artist and writer, will guide visitors through Simon Grefiel and kiyoshi’s exhibition, Falsework, curated by Mitch Kenworthy.

📅 Wednesdays: May 21, 28, June 4, 11
⏰ Tours start at 4 PM and 6 PM
⏱️ 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

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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Images: An Exploration of Resilience and Resistance by Kali Spitzer, opening reception, 2019; a sentimental dissidence by Gabi Dao, opening reception, 2019; Together Apart Queer Indigeneities Symposium, artist talk by Jas M. Nixon, 2019.

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