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xamounts: FOLDING IN
New works by Alexandra BusgangCurated by Jessica Simas
Opening: Friday, October 14, 8PM-11PM
Location: LasCaux Gallery, 89 Niagara Street, Toronto ON
Folding In marks the debut solo exhibition of works by Alexandra Busgang. Working through sculpture, video, and collage, she…
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Excited to announce the CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS for our first show, the yet-to-be-named Untitled Snapshot Show which will be exhibited at Forgetus Collective in January 2012! You are all invited to submit!
Call for submissions for the Forgetus Highschool Art Show now open! We want to see your prodigal teenage brilliance (or folly.)
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=256585634385116&view=wall¬if_t=event_wall
Deadline Nov. 1st. Please send zipped images with dimensions and brief (or long) descriptions/anecdotes to forget.toronto@gmail.com with the subject heading “highschool art”
Nuit Blanche (!!)
Nuit Blanche is less than a week away! Last year I was going nuts as a Programming Assistant the City for the event, but this year I’m looking forward to enjoying it. The contemporary art nerdgasms start tonight with the first Nuit Talk, a lecture series in which contemporary art experts participate in panel discussions which are free to watch and feature a Q & A with the audience at the end. Last year’s were all extremely interesting, and even got a little heated at times… not to be missed! See you tonight at Ryerson for “The Tech Talk.” http://www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca/nuitTalks.shtml P.S. I plan on writing a bit about Nuit Blanche as a whole, from a former (still partially) insider perspective. Stay tuned.
RIP Richard Hamilton.
Art and Drinks
A brilliant new bar/cafe concept based around video installation is opening this Tuesday, Sept. 13 at Dundas and Palmerston, from 6-11 pm. Last week I got the chance to chat with the artist and man behind it, John Oswald, and am really excited— it’s a way for people from all backgrounds to experience video art in a unique, non-gallery setting. Featuring video work by Michael Snow, David Rokeby, John Oswald, Renee Lear, Bettina Hoffman, and Max Dean.
Check it out:
http://www.6q.com/art_and_drinks/
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Art-and-Drinks/239611926082530
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