Sarah Taylor, Canada’s ambassador to Thailand, Cambodia and Laos, shares a moment and her Take Your Seat book with the deputy prime minister and minister of foreign affairs of Thailand, Don Pramudvwinai.
Sarah Taylor, Canada’s ambassador to Thailand, Cambodia and Laos, shares a moment and her Take Your Seat book with the deputy prime minister and minister of foreign affairs of Thailand, Don Pramudvwinai.
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Take Your Seat’s solo exhibition at the Prince Takamado Gallery at the Canadian Embassy in Tokyo was extended for four months to cover the G20 in Japan in June 2019.
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![“Our camera turns to the forest for inspiration. In moments, the rhythm of our footsteps is all that we hear. We shoot among the pines of Hakone [above] as we shot among the pines of Kamloops, aware that we are again fortunate to witness a natural spectacle shared by two nations that not enough of us get to see.” Excerpt from Take Your Seat, together: Canada and Japan.](https://diplomatonline.com/mag/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/DIPLOMAT_2021-07-08_0117-150x150.jpg)
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“Our camera turns to the forest for inspiration. In moments, the rhythm of our footsteps is all that we hear. We shoot among the pines of Hakone [above] as we shot among the pines of Kamloops, aware that we are again fortunate to witness a natural spectacle shared by two nations that not enough of us get to see.” Excerpt from Take Your Seat, together: Canada and Japan.
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![“Our camera turns to the forest for inspiration. In moments, the rhythm of our footsteps is all that we hear. We shoot among the pines of Hakone [above] as we shot among the pines of Kamloops, aware that we are again fortunate to witness a natural spectacle shared by two nations that not enough of us get to see.” Excerpt from Take Your Seat, together: Canada and Japan.](https://diplomatonline.com/mag/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/DIPLOMAT_2021-07-08_0117-1-150x150.jpg)
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“Our camera turns to the forest for inspiration. In moments, the rhythm of our footsteps is all that we hear. We shoot among the pines of Hakone [above] as we shot among the pines of Kamloops, aware that we are again fortunate to witness a natural spectacle shared by two nations that not enough of us get to see.” Excerpt from Take Your Seat, together: Canada and Japan.
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![“Wonder pairs Trang’s jungle peaks [above photo] with Alberta’s Rocky Mountains. Serenity marries tropical water with a frozen lake. Nature unexpectedly shares a unified and lasting impression.” Excerpt from Take Your Seat, together: Canada and Thailand, debuting this year with the Canadian Embassy and Thai foreign ministries in Bangkok and Ottawa.](https://diplomatonline.com/mag/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/DIPLOMAT_2021-07-08_0119-150x150.jpg)
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“Wonder pairs Trang’s jungle peaks [above photo] with Alberta’s Rocky Mountains. Serenity marries tropical water with a frozen lake. Nature unexpectedly shares a unified and lasting impression.” Excerpt from Take Your Seat, together: Canada and Thailand, debuting this year with the Canadian Embassy and Thai foreign ministries in Bangkok and Ottawa.
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Cows in Canada are joined by their sisters and cousins from Hong Kong and Turkey through a chair. Through culture, people and nature, Take Your Seat’s mission of One People. One Planet. One Life showcases the common ground we all are privileged to share.
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Turkey’s ambassador to Canada, Kerim Uras, poses in Take Your Seat’s chair following its latest Turkish expedition.
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Sarah Taylor, Canada’s ambassador to Thailand, Cambodia and Laos, shares a moment and her Take Your Seat book with the deputy prime minister and minister of foreign affairs of Thailand, Don Pramudvwinai.
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Fahad Saeed Al Raqbani, the UAE’s ambassador to Canada, takes his seat before Take Your Seat’s National Day exhibition.
