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Milk Stare

This video is a tableau replication of a photograph taken in 1926. The original photo was titled “Children drinking milk in classroom at Open Air School,” and had an annotation on the verso: “ Board of School Trustees Medical Dept. Vancouver, B.C." https://searcharchives.vancouver.ca/c... ​ We were drawn to the uniform/military action of the kids drinking milk, and decided to recreate this moment in a classroom in West Mall Centre at SFU Burnaby Mountain Campus. The piece features a five-minute still tableau which captures the physicality and appearance of the original picture and several shots of other variations. ​ This particular Vancouver Open Air school (East 19th Avenue and Clark Drive) It was first opened by the Rotary Club in 1919 and was in operation until 1932. ​ Open-air schools first appeared in Germany and Britain in the early 1900s. They were meant for children predisposed to tuberculosis, a fatal lung disease. Open-air schools were deemed the “solution” to the development of tuberculosis, which, back then, was wrongly believed to begin in childhood. Medical research later proved this wrong. ​ In these schools, they held many outdoor activities, kept the windows open for airflow, had a designated nap time, and provided students with food and milk for lunch. ​ Vancouver’s open-air schools had to be closed down to save costs during the global economic depression that began in 1929, whereas Britain’s schools survived until the 1950s. ​ Makers: Dawn Ka Kirill Fertsman Olivia Der Yuliia Piekh Special Thanks: Aizhan Tabyldieva Owen Duddles Yuliia Psekha Anatole Fossourier 2025-11-27