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somebody’s baby Every parent knows this: we change the moment our child is born. Becoming stronger than we thought possible---we are also far more vulnerable. We fear that our children will carelessly play their way into injury. Or perhaps a tr

SANKEY Eleven (small).jpg

6. Ashley Smith (Barrette).jpg

SANKEY Special (small).jpg

somebody’s baby , installation at Paul Petro Contemporary Art, Toronto 2016

11gs2015safety protocoldiptych.jpg

SANKEY Following orders...(small).jpg

Restoring Dignity by Bridging the Divide: Essay by Dana Bingley I imagine a young girl on picture day, securing a shiny new barrette in her hair in an attempt to tame the strands that just won’t stay put. As adults, we grin when those rogue hai

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somebody’s baby Every parent knows this: we change the moment our child is born. Becoming stronger than we thought possible---we are also far more vulnerable. We fear that our children will carelessly play their way into injury. Or perhaps a tr

SANKEY Eleven (small).jpg

6. Ashley Smith (Barrette).jpg

SANKEY Special (small).jpg

somebody’s baby , installation at Paul Petro Contemporary Art, Toronto 2016

11gs2015safety protocoldiptych.jpg

SANKEY Following orders...(small).jpg

Restoring Dignity by Bridging the Divide: Essay by Dana Bingley I imagine a young girl on picture day, securing a shiny new barrette in her hair in an attempt to tame the strands that just won’t stay put. As adults, we grin when those rogue hai