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DESCRIPTION:An exhibit and discussion by James Bielo\, professor of Religio
 us Studies at Northwestern University\, Chicago\, USA\n	\n	Commerce and Cura
 tion: Methods for Circulation\n	Discussion with Prof. Bielo on Tuesday 31 M
 arch\, from 4 - 5:30pm.\n	Senior Common Room\, Birks Building.\n	Refreshment
 s provided.\n	\n	The Secondhand Sacred exhibit features material vestiges of
  Christianity sourced from secondhand venues such as eBay\, estate sales\,
  thrift shops\, and antiques stores. Featuring tracts\, board games\, art 
 and posters\, pins and patches\, dolls\, statues\, and much more. In a tal
 k accompanying the exhibit\, Professor Bielo discusses methods for studyin
 g the objects that we buy\, sell\, collect\, give\, and discard. How are l
 ived religious objects transformed into secondhand commodities? How do the
 se objects blur boundaries between commercial and sacred contexts\, and be
 tween private and public spheres? What makes “religion” after all?\n\nThe 
 Secondhand Sacred exhibit runs from March 31-April 30 in Birks Building lo
 bby.\n
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LOCATION:Senior Common Room \, Birks Building\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 2A
 7\, 3520 rue University
SUMMARY:Secondhand Sacred: Exhibiting Objects of Lived Religion
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