This week’s Weekly has my First Friday roundup. Below is the copy with pictures.
Seripop, the Montreal screenprinting duo, blows into Space 1026 with a load of 400 rock band posters, books and zines to show and sell. Seripop, founded in 2002 by Chloe Lun and Yannick Desranleau, is the Space 1026 of Canada—an alternative print [...]
By libby | March 17, 2009
Bivouac at Vox Populi is dominated by videos. Visiting curator Fionn Meade has brought together an international group of artists for the exhibit, with work that also includes prints and drawings and installation.
By libby | March 11, 2009
Sometimes I see something, and a month later it’s still on my mind. So it is with Jay Rhee’s video series Swan, Polar Bear, Niagara, which showed at Vox Populi Gallery in February.
Jay Rhee, clip of her series of videos Swan, Polar Bear, Niagara
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Vox Populi’s January show opened Jan. 9 and, carumba, it closes Feb. 1 — get over there quick because there’s good stuff!
Vox Members Shows
Julianna Foster’s From Morning On
Julianna Foster’s From Morning On continues the artist’s exploration of narrative through serial photography. This group of photographs shows gorgeous misty landscapes, decrepit mystery interiors that are [...]
This week’s Weekly has my review of Vox Populi’s December shows. Below is the copy with some pictures and added words. See Libby’s post for more about the show.
Vox Populi’s December members’ show is a conceptual outing that—with the exception of Amy Adams’ sparse but evocative “Our Boat That Is Made of Flowers”—is [...]
By libby | December 11, 2008
Here’s some of what we saw Friday night, cut short by the Mayor’s town hall meeting for the arts (see post).
Amy Adams, Our Boat That Is Made Of Flowers pair of portraits of the bride and groom
You may have missed the news of Amy Adams recent marriage, but she’s letting the world know in her [...]
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By libby | November 13, 2008
Sarah McEneaney rocked the boat in her uniformly excellent exhibit at Locks Gallery (see Roberta’s Weekly Update), the first place I visited First Friday. And my next stop, the Collections show, curated by Luren Jenison, at Copy Gallery(see Brandon Joyce’s post here), was also a terrific surprise!!!
I saw several other exhibits, somewhat uneven, but [...]
First Friday was full of goodies. We started at the Fab. Here’s some pictures and a short video and some gossip at the bottom so be sure to scroll down.
Ed Ruscha at the Fabric Workshop last Friday night
Ed Ruscha was looking like a little leprachaun in front of a packed audience at the [...]
Detail of a repeating swimmer from an internet-distributed digital art project
It’s a wonder no one thought of this before–art that’s shown simultaneously around the world, based on the idea that technology can circulate digi art works faster than a speeding bullet.
The show, PDF, which will be held simultaneously in 14 cities, from Tokyo to Oslo, [...]
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From the department of charitable giving, two notices worthy of your consideration:
Oliver Herring task night at FLUXspace last year. This is a shot from the blue room in the elevator. There was a video camera trained on the room and a live feed to a monitor downstairs where you saw the people merged [...]
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