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Museum of Indulgence

Museum of Indulgence is a multi-media project that explores the stereotypes and consumer culture of hip hop in an exhibition reminiscent of natural history museums. Dioramas come to life with in-house rap shows, an interactive recording studio and a whole new take on the term "consumer culture."

Montreal-based visual artist Shelley Miller, whose past projects have explored themes of consumption and excess, teams up with Toronto native hip hop triple-threat More or Les, an MC, DJ and producer, to create Museum of Indulgence, an interactive and multi-purpose art exhibition and series of live music performances that centre around the theme of media stereotypes in rap culture.

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Commissioned in 2010

To be presented during
Harbourfront Centre's
2011-12 season

November 11 - December 5, 2011
York Quay Centre

To date, a generous group of visionary donors have supported the creation of 19 new commissions. We would like to thank the following supporters of the Fresh Ground new works commissioning programme for their leadership and continued support of artists: Peter Allen, William J. S. Boyle, Lionel F. Conacher and Joan Dea, Margaret and Jim Fleck, Michael and Sonja Koerner, Judy and Wil Matthews, George E. Myhal, Sonja Smits and Seaton McLean; and grants from the Canada Council for the Arts and the J.P. Bickell Foundation.
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