Eveline Kolijn and Monica Kidd present a photographic inquiry of coastlines at cSPACE.
Coastlines are dynamic by nature—meeting places where roads end and the ocean takes over, where ships arrive and depart carrying both possibility and peril. They are the last stop before the horizon: liminal spaces where the boundary between land and not-land is constantly in flux. They are also increasingly endangered. As the planet warms, sea levels rise and storms intensify, threatening the health and wellbeing of more than half a billion people living in coastal regions worldwide.
This exhibition features photographs of people and places affected by coastal erosion, created by Calgary-based artists Monica Kidd and Eveline Kolijn, both of whom bring deep environmental concerns to their work. The images represent projects undertaken in Newfoundland & Labrador, the Magdalen Islands, Tuktoyaktuk, France, Fiji, Vanuatu, and Curaçao.
In a time of rapid climate change, these photographs aim to speak for the world’s oceans and the communities connected to them.
Exhibition Hours:
March 2-27, 2026.
8:00 AM – 8:00 PM (Closed Sundays)
