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Cry School Yearbook at Hallwalls in Buffalo, New York
Artists & Models: STIMULUS
Rock Harbor Yard, 57 Tonawanda St., Buffalo
$15 in advance and for Hallwalls members, $20 at door
In the past 21 incarnations of Hallwalls' Artists & Models Affair, a multitude of Buffalo sites have served as the locus for temporary artistic expressions and controlled insanity: the Broadway Market, abandoned factories, warehouses, auto showrooms, roller rinks, deserted downtown malls and department stores, the Tri-Main Center, and the Buffalo Convention Center. This year's event—officially, the 22nd version of A&M—will take place at Rock Harbor Yard, conveniently located a few minutes from Buffalo State College and Elmwood Village. As always, our site for A&M represents a location, a state of being, a condition, an apparition, a temporary psychosis, an inevitably, a breeding ground for frivolity.
More information here!
Artists & Models: STIMULUS
Rock Harbor Yard, 57 Tonawanda St., Buffalo
$15 in advance and for Hallwalls members, $20 at door
In the past 21 incarnations of Hallwalls' Artists & Models Affair, a multitude of Buffalo sites have served as the locus for temporary artistic expressions and controlled insanity: the Broadway Market, abandoned factories, warehouses, auto showrooms, roller rinks, deserted downtown malls and department stores, the Tri-Main Center, and the Buffalo Convention Center. This year's event—officially, the 22nd version of A&M—will take place at Rock Harbor Yard, conveniently located a few minutes from Buffalo State College and Elmwood Village. As always, our site for A&M represents a location, a state of being, a condition, an apparition, a temporary psychosis, an inevitably, a breeding ground for frivolity.
More information here!
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Cry School Yearbook (Emily Gove, Alison Kobayashi & Jennie Suddick) at Nuit Blanche 2009!
Drop Out
Curated by Christof Migone
part of SCOTIABANK NUIT BLANCHE, sunset Saturday October 3 - sunrise Sunday October 4, 2009 at Hart House, University of Toronto (St. George campus)
With Bas Jan Ader, Trisha Brown, Jennifer Campbell, Ulysses Castellanos, Emily Gove & Alison S. M. Kobayashi & Jennie Suddick, Erika Kierulf, Paul Litherland, Valerian Maly, Juliana Pivato, Kenneth Goldsmith, Food Jammers, Kelly Richardson, Tom Sherman
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Drop Out
Curated by Christof Migone
part of SCOTIABANK NUIT BLANCHE, sunset Saturday October 3 - sunrise Sunday October 4, 2009 at Hart House, University of Toronto (St. George campus)
With Bas Jan Ader, Trisha Brown, Jennifer Campbell, Ulysses Castellanos, Emily Gove & Alison S. M. Kobayashi & Jennie Suddick, Erika Kierulf, Paul Litherland, Valerian Maly, Juliana Pivato, Kenneth Goldsmith, Food Jammers, Kelly Richardson, Tom Sherman
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INQUIRE WITHIN: York MFA/PhD 2009 Summer Show
August 19 to August 30, 2009
Reception: Thursday, August 20, 2009, 7-10 PM.
Philosopher Francis Fischer has suggested that it is generally futile to want to grasp the emergence or the turning-point of a work. Moving from this notion, Inquire Within, the Summer group exhibition from York University’s graduate students in the Visual Arts, seeks to redirect inquiry from the confines of a possible ’turning-point’ to the broader process of art production. In re-framing how a work is examined, the conceptual underpinnings become more prominent and the conflicting ideas employed initiate an open dialogue.
The individual works in the show reference various ideas and employ multiple conceptual frameworks, but maintain a collective resolve to move beyond the respective aesthetic schemes in which they are realized. The idea of movement beyond the work’s current state is not necessarily medium related. The objects in the exhibition are not necessarily in a state of evolution. Instead the currency of conceptual schemes employed is revaluated and their subsequent definitions are shown to be unstable and continually changing. The fluidity of the discourses surrounding each object leaves the viewer with the task of interrogating the ideas rather than the object.
Curated by Arpi Kovacs, Inquire Within includes work by Jaime Angelopoulos, Laura Barrón, David Bender, Zev Farber, Melissa General, Lauren Goldman, Emily Gove, Rodrigo Hernandez, Risa Horowitz, Natasha Ivanco, Myung-Sun Kim, Anthony Koutras, Catherine Lane, Jennifer Linton, Melanie Lowe, Asma Arshad Mahmood, Julieta María, Kate McQuillen, Lisa Neighbour, Stephanie Reynolds, Jennie Suddick, and Dustin Wenzel.
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August 19 to August 30, 2009
Reception: Thursday, August 20, 2009, 7-10 PM.
Philosopher Francis Fischer has suggested that it is generally futile to want to grasp the emergence or the turning-point of a work. Moving from this notion, Inquire Within, the Summer group exhibition from York University’s graduate students in the Visual Arts, seeks to redirect inquiry from the confines of a possible ’turning-point’ to the broader process of art production. In re-framing how a work is examined, the conceptual underpinnings become more prominent and the conflicting ideas employed initiate an open dialogue.
The individual works in the show reference various ideas and employ multiple conceptual frameworks, but maintain a collective resolve to move beyond the respective aesthetic schemes in which they are realized. The idea of movement beyond the work’s current state is not necessarily medium related. The objects in the exhibition are not necessarily in a state of evolution. Instead the currency of conceptual schemes employed is revaluated and their subsequent definitions are shown to be unstable and continually changing. The fluidity of the discourses surrounding each object leaves the viewer with the task of interrogating the ideas rather than the object.
Curated by Arpi Kovacs, Inquire Within includes work by Jaime Angelopoulos, Laura Barrón, David Bender, Zev Farber, Melissa General, Lauren Goldman, Emily Gove, Rodrigo Hernandez, Risa Horowitz, Natasha Ivanco, Myung-Sun Kim, Anthony Koutras, Catherine Lane, Jennifer Linton, Melanie Lowe, Asma Arshad Mahmood, Julieta María, Kate McQuillen, Lisa Neighbour, Stephanie Reynolds, Jennie Suddick, and Dustin Wenzel.
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Ever Green
Melissa General, Emily Gove & Jennie Suddick
curated by Cole Swanson
June 27th - August 16th, 2009
Living Arts Centre, Mississauga, Ontario
Reception Wednesday July 1, 2-4 pm
New MFA graduates Melissa General, Emily Gove, and Jennie Suddick utilize photo and installation-based artworks in a discussion on personal identity. Ever Green draws intimate comparisons between the lives of each emerging artist and her relationship with Canadian culture. Embracing the nostalgic allure of days gone by, the exhibition illuminates the paradox of youth as humour and heartbreak blend seamlessly amidst the backdrop of the Canadian Landscape.
Melissa General, Emily Gove & Jennie Suddick
curated by Cole Swanson
June 27th - August 16th, 2009
Living Arts Centre, Mississauga, Ontario
Reception Wednesday July 1, 2-4 pm
New MFA graduates Melissa General, Emily Gove, and Jennie Suddick utilize photo and installation-based artworks in a discussion on personal identity. Ever Green draws intimate comparisons between the lives of each emerging artist and her relationship with Canadian culture. Embracing the nostalgic allure of days gone by, the exhibition illuminates the paradox of youth as humour and heartbreak blend seamlessly amidst the backdrop of the Canadian Landscape.
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Perfect Attendance
Emily Gove
April 15th-26th, 2009
Board of Directors
1086 Queen Street West, Toronto, Ontario
Reception April 17th, 6-9 pm
link
Emily Gove
April 15th-26th, 2009
Board of Directors
1086 Queen Street West, Toronto, Ontario
Reception April 17th, 6-9 pm
link
