Randy and Spencer VanDerStarren were featured on the front page of The Bangkok Post's lifestyle, arts, and culture section. The article, titled "The Power of Images", discussed the impacts of their Take Your Seat, together exhibition. ​

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Randy VanDerStarren was invited to share the Take Your Seat story with diplomats and readers from around the world.​

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The feature on Take Your Seat starts on page 90.

It seems our chair connects with people in any language! Click here to view the full article in Chinese.

We are honoured that our message of One People has been embraced by the Iranian-Canadian community.

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Take Your Seat was honoured to be featured in Turkey's largest newspaper, the Hürriyet Daily.

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Thanks to our good friend, Mr. Yeni, the Take Your Seat story was told throughout Turey. Even Turkey's Minister of Foreign Affairs took his seat!

Our show at the Canadian Embassy in Tokyo attracted media attention around Japan.

"Can a chair become a bridge between

the people of Turkey and Canada?"

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In an article titled Using a Camera to Inspire Respect, Whittier College shared a recap of our presentation at the LIASE Conference for Asian Studies and the Environment.

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Spring 2018 shared Take Your Seat story with the nation as thousand of Photo News Magazines were distributed with the Globe & Mail.

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In a celebration of Canada's diversity, CHIN TV hosted Take Your Seat on their Festival Italiano program.

With our Canada 150 exhibition at Toronto City Hall as the backdrop, CNN International interviewed Randy VanDerStarren about the inspiration behind Take Your Seat.

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