Monthly Archives: July 2011

Phase 2 of What Goes Around Comes Around is coming to a close. Geoff and Jeremy have taken the space as left by Phase 1 art collective Life of a Craphead, envisioning a proposal for a future movie theatre. XPACE … Continue reading →

Melissa continues to evolve her installation lately I’ve been wondering if you feel it too. Located in the Window Space at XPACE, as part of the ongoing exhibition What Goes Around Comes Around, which runs until August 19th.

Dear art collector, ArtBarrage is featuring limited edition artwork by Canadian artist Tibi Tibi Neuspiel. America on white, 2011.

Interesting and visceral work from Hoicka, an artist whose approach stems from a studio-based practice. Hoicka plays within a variety of media, with recent focus on performance art and painting.  Humour, sexuality and gender, desire and the abject are all … Continue reading →

JOB POSTING – ART INSTRUCTOR Terms: Occasional part-time Start Date: 7 September 2011 Salary Level: $18 to $30/hour Language of work: English Oakville Galleries is a leading public art museum where contemporary art is the impetus for stimulating thought, shifting perspectives … Continue reading →

Installation and booth, on Saturday July 23rd, 1pm-9pm, between Dufferin and Landsdown. Public Exposure is a group of diverse commercial and fine artists who focus on collaboration as a means to produce large-scale, interactive work. Prior work includes self-published zines, … Continue reading →

Meet us on the commons Nathalie Quagliotto, Maturity Turn, 2011. Meet us on the commons is a multi-media group exhibition featuring emerging artists: Sarah Febbraro, Serena Lee in dialogue with Anna Okrasko, Derek Liddington, Nathalie Quagliotto, Sarah Sharkey Pearce and Mariangela Piccione, … Continue reading →

Job Posting: Director, XPACE Cultural Centre XPACE Cultural Centre is a non-profit organization dedicated to emerging art and design. Our goal is to bridge students with their established counterparts through experimental programming that cultivates public dialogue. This allows for a … Continue reading →

Jian Ghomeshi interviews James Moore on CBC Radio. Have a listen here.