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M ~ . Eichhorn said she couldn't pass up the getPeOP e to recognlze a The search for the new curator started last I ‘ opportunity to move to the gallery and the 1.7100erle that_” week. said executive director Robert W A ‘ - community that supports it. Achtemichulc «Ga-rm m The gallery was built in the honour of the ‘VWMM ‘ “We're searching for someone who can . “I" Owen-Sound landscape artist who inspired the OutgoingcumwrofCCoG implement and bring to fruition the existing fl Group of Seven. nationally. but locally it's tougher to make peoâ€" planned programming and at the same time “The community there is quite committed pie aware ofwhat we're doing." conceptualize and design future exhibits.‘ he I I ad ‘ I l and proud of the Tom Thomson gallery. In fact That's one of the challenges that the new said. 6 . 06 the gallery is a central to the whole identity of curator have â€" figuring out how to engage the Achtemichuk said it will be tough to replace m ' - “m the community,” she said. local community. the knowledge and passion of Eichhorn. He was .- ,. v ' ~ ' - ~ “.5. 7 That's something that's not as present in While she’s excited to head to the new posi‘ especially impressed by the Judy Chicago show i“; i g. . - «a: my $53; Waterloo. Eichhom said. tion. Eichhorn said she's sad to be leaving the she brought to the CCGG. -‘;' ‘y‘ln‘nc‘h‘f kw “”=Ԥ32 '1‘. ' “i think ans and culture have a tougher time CCGG. “That was a blockbuster exhibit.” he said. t5miv :, .s'347'11‘,;’."‘5’. getting recognized here.” she said. “There‘s While the gallery had trouble finding the The deadline for curator applications is the 23"“ ,. “if, f . -'. . ’ 21‘ been some great an and cultural advances here local interest, it has received permanent end of the month and Achtemichuk is hoping ' - - but it's more of a struggle to get people to rec- provincial funding. Eichhorn said. That funding to havea new curator in place byOct. l. ognize and involved in that. was doubled thisyear. “That might be a little ambitious though, I “We get great recognition provincially and Eichhorn was also given a cutatorial award think we’ll be lucky to makethat date.‘ he said. 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