Monthly Archives: November 2009

Networks such as Facebook and Twitter, to name a few of the most commonly used, act as representatives for those people who trust them their personal information-and that’s basically everyone. Slogans such as “[this network] helps you connect and share … Continue reading →

University of Toronto Art Centre (4 November – 19 December 2009) Curator: Bogdan Luca Artists: Shannon Dickie, Alex Fischer, Shlomi Greenspan, Hyoki Kang, Michael Lawrie, Meghan McKnight, Amanda Muis, Alex Sheriff, Jol Thomson, and Jeff Tutt Facing the Screen addresses … Continue reading →

It seems the time has come for me to blog, responding to the recent string of drawing exhibitions and panels that I have worked with/on. So here begins my first of many rants on contemporary art.

For many of you, these following two or three weeks bonding with a cup of coffee or tea is the way to stay awake, and on top of stressful tasks. This partnership almost never fails anyone around this time of … Continue reading →

On November 6th, XPACE hosted a panel discussion, in which Derek Liddington, director of XPACE, and artist panelists Sara Kernohan, Dan Rocca and Luke Painter shared their personal experiences on drawing. This interactive panel, appropriately titled “The Act of Drawing”, … Continue reading →

To many of you Alex Kisilevich’s name may ring a bell, but probably don’t know what this gentleman has been up to lately. And some of you may wonder who he is. So meet the national winner of the BMO … Continue reading →