Homemade breads baked by Bonnie Jarvis Goodden, Katrina Farrow Jones, Parker Branch, Jamie Q, and Jessie Roder. With a 1977 sculpture by David Merritt.

OPENS THURS MAY 3 from 6-9pm.
PARKER BRANCH
99 1/2 Stanley Street
London ON CANADA
Show runs month of May. Open by appointment.



No. 20: Something Has To Change For Everything To Stay As It Is. Something Had To Change For Everything To Stay As It Was.

Parker Branch presents a guest project by Maryse Larivière.

Margaret Trudeau: There is something very girlish in that, a sort of a pillow fight. I'm thinking of people's bedrooms, well it's usually Passion over Reason. Wielands's quilt has affected my actions while my emotions activated the piece.
Maryse Larivière: You were yearning for Pierre to relate to you emotionally, instead of simply engaging in an intellectual, conversational debate.
Margaret Trudeau: Hum hum
Maryse: So the quilt came in to talk to you, with you, in expressing that need, as with transitional objects?
Margaret Trudeau: I was possessed by guilt.
Maryse: That's a good answer!


OPENS THURS APRIL 19 from 6-9pm.
Performance nreaso rove aisospn at 7pm (Performers Alex Simpson & Ethan D.W. Lester)
PARKER BRANCH
99 1/2 Stanley Street
London ON CANADA
Show runs month of April. Open by appointment.

Parker Branch is an independent micro-museum focusing on collections, artifacts, and ephemera brought together through associative logic and incidental attractions. Co-directors: Anna Madelska & Jason Hallows