BROKE WITH MATCHES
Mixed Media Group Exhibition

April 5 - April 16, 2011
Upstairs At 111 Bathurst St., Toronto
Gallery courtesy of Coopers Office Furniture

Opening Reception
Thursday April 7 | 6-9pm

BRITT ADAIR | RACHEL LOSCHER | JULIUS PONCELET MANAPUL | SAMANTHA RODIN | ANTHONY SARACINO | NATALIE VIECILI

BROKE WITH MATCHES is a mixed media group exhibition comprising six artists from the Independent Studio Program (ISP) at the Toronto School of Art. Each artist will display an amalgamation of work completed during the eight-month residency.

Artist Talks:
Saturday April 9 (2-4pm) – Rachel Loscher, Julius Poncelet Manapul, Anthony Saracino
Saturday April 16 (2-4pm) – Britt Adair, Samantha Rodin, Natalie Viecili

15% of all artwork sales for the duration of the exhibition will be donated to relief efforts in Japan. Donations will also be accepted during the opening reception.

Contact: Samantha Rodin
s.rodin1@rogers.com
416.722.3719

Upstairs At 111 Bathurst St.
111 Bathurst Street
Toronto Ontario M5V 2R1
416.366.9770
Hours: Monday-Saturday 12-5pm

Butcher Gallery has moved to 4 Northern Place, Toronto and they need help funding 2011's programming schedule. Great gallery run by great artists.

I'll have a few pieces in the fundraiser.

BUTCHER GALLERY FUNDRAISER:
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 12TH @ 7:00-11:30

Butcher Gallery website: http://butchergallery.com
Facebook event page: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=171297456248100

Stacked: Variations on the Artist Book
Paul Petro Special Projects Space

August 4 - 14, 2010

Opening Reception
Thursday Aug 5th, 7 – 10 PM

Stacked explores the formal and metaphorical qualities of the book. Works by six Toronto-based artists re-examine traditional notions of artist books and zines using a variety of media. Ideas of sequencing, the repetition of pages, and the book as an object and a container for information will be explored through print media, photography, sculpture and installation. Beginning with the book as object and idea, this exhibition offers an unexpected interpretation of this ubiquitous art form.

Participating artists include:
Laura Cassis Palumbo http://thekindofgirlihopeimnot
Sara Cwynar http://www.saracwynar.com
Lili Huston-Herterich http://lilihustonherterich.com
Mark Francis http://mdfrancis.com
Rachel Regina http://rachelregina.com
Samantha Rodin http://samantharodin.com
Jessica Thalmann http://www.jessicathalmann.com

The artists wish to thank Paul Petro and the Creative Arts Student Association.

Paul Petro Special Projects Space
962 Queen St West Toronto, ON M6J 1G8
Gallery Hours: wed-sat 11-5pm

Contact Info:
Jessica Thalmann
jessica.thalmann@gmail.com

Flat-Land {the exhibition}
A Conceptual Project by Toronto Based Artists
July 28 - August 1, 2010
Gallery 1313, Toronto

Opening Reception
Thursday, July 29, 2010
6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Flat-Land is a multi-media exhibition that focuses on the transformation of two-dimensional surfaces. By incorporating print-making, photography, digital imagery and paintings, the exhibition investigates what it means to be flat. The perceptual transformation of the flat surface is two-fold; it emerges first from the artist and then manifests itself perceptually in the viewer. Hence, this exhibition investigates how all images exist in two spaces; with one manifestation grounded in the physical world and one within the psyche of the individual.
This exhibition acts as an inquiry in perception; it is through interpretation that flat works finds its merit. Flat-Land looks beyond the isolated image and explores the subjective relationships between the viewer and viewed object, as well as the physical presence of two-dimensional media.

Flat-Land is part of the Either/Or Series

Curated By Selena L. Lee

Featured Artists: Sam Rodin, Lindsay Canton, Allison Philp, Lendl Barcelos, Mark Visperas, Tiffany Huta, Noel Rodo-Vankeulen, Robert Canali

Website: www.flat-land-exhibition.com

Contact: Selena L. Lee
sellee@yorku.ca
416.689.2210

Gallery 1313
1313 Queen St. W.
Toronto Ontario M6K 1L8
416.536.6778
Hours: Wed-Sun 1-6pm
http://www.g1313.org/