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"A lot of people who call themselves anarchists may actually be libertarian capitalists...and that is not a compliment."Janine Marchessault recently did some very interesting video interviews with Toronto artist Andrew J. Paterson, posted online at Visible City.
It’s Good Enough Here. curated by Wil Kucey
with Vid Ingelevics, Lisa Klapstock, Jimmy Limit, Lisa Stinner and Michael Taglieri
at LE Gallery 1183 Dundas St. W., Toronto until Dec 2.
Vid Ingelevics Woodpile #2A 2006 Chromogenic print, 46” x 37”
Vid Ingelevics Woodpile #7 2006 Chromogenic print, 46” x 37”
Lisa Klapstock Depiction: Picture 6-Toronto 2007 C-Print, 48” x 31”
Lisa Stinner Toronto (white sand) 2006 Digital C-Print.
To auspiciously mark the first snow fall of the season.
Recommended by R.M. Vaughan*
*Worst Art Critic in Canada™
Gordon Hicks at Fly Gallery 1172 Queen St West, Toronto until Dec. 4
Untitled (terrain study) 2007 water, modelling clay, plastic, steel, tubing, pump, custom electronics (detail)
Untitled (terrain study) 2007 water, modelling clay, plastic, steel, tubing, pump, custom electronics
Previous posts on Gordon Hicks' work are here and here.
You need this. You need this moment. This Gino Vannelli Moment.
But that wasn't enough. You need another moment. Another Gino Vannelli Moment..
Libby Hague Martian Odyssey: I will not be sad in this world * to Dec. 2, 2007
Loop Gallery, 1174 Queen Street West, Toronto,
*subtitle from a song of that name by the Armenian composer, Djivan Gasparyan
I Will Not Be Sad 2007 digital downloads from the Nasa & Hubble sites and mixed media collage, 20 x 78 in.
I Will Not Be Sad 2007 digital downloads from the Nasa & Hubble sites and mixed media collage (detail).
Dragnet 2007 digital downloads from the Nasa & Hubble sites and mixed media collage, 20 x 78 in.
The Girls and Play pages from Martian Odyssey, The Book project