I’ve been invited to join some of Vancouver’s top artists at ArtWalk Vancouver 2010. The exhibit will run in concert with the 2010 Olympics. I’ll be doing a video installation, appropriately titled,
The World is Watching, and Waiting for you to Fuck Up.
Come to the opening night party. Have a drink. Then riot.
Opening night details after the jump. (more…)
THE ART OF GIVING is about support and celebration featuring some of Vancouver’s top artists who’ve graciously agreed to sell for a price point of $400 or less.
Featuring Work by:
Raif Adelberg, Ronan Boyle , Bienvenido Cruz, Andy Dixon, Michael Doehle, Christopher Fadden, Angela Fama, Indigo, Kris Krug, Malcolm Levy, Bobby Mathieson, Chad Murray, Neal Nolan, Terri Potratz, Stacy Sakai, Philippe Sokazo
December 16, 2009
grace-gallery
1898 Main St. Vancouver
I’m pleased to be joining the rest of the Electric Company artists for this year’s group print show, Land Sea Air. Come join us at the opening reception on Thursday, September 17, 2009.
Land Sea Air: Electric Company Print Show 2009
Resistor Gallery, Toronto
Sept 17 – Oct 31, 2009
On February 12th, 2009 grace-gallery threw a party to open their annual Love Letters Show, launch Wrighteous Design’s new necklace line, and to premiere our new video. Circlesquare’s Dancers was screened three times to over 300 guests over the course of the evening.
Crowd reaction was hard to guage due to the excessive amount of stimuli,
but we’re pretty sure bricks were shat.
Photo courtesy of Rony Alwin at Rony’s Photo Booth.
Zoo openned at the grace-gallery in Vancouver on October 23, 2008.
It was an exhibit of a series of 13 Cintra-mounted digital Lightjet prints.
With tongue in cheek, I present a collection of black and white prints. Created from found photographs of animals, the creatures have been consciously altered, possessing human faces that gaze directly at the viewer.
If Zoo brings to mind the following ideas, then you have been graced (sic) with some knowledge of critical theory, making you part of the dying culture of the intellectual. That said, if nothing that follows these words makes sense to you, just enjoy the funny pictures. (more…)
At the Kijów.Centrum cinema in Krakow late last night, Fight Sounds screened with a lot of ther great music videos. Continue reading for the full programme.
The Genie Awards are like the Oscars but for Canadian films. The awards are given out by the Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television. The Tracey Fragments received six nominations this year, including Best Director (Bruce MacDonald), Best Actress (Ellen Page), and Best Editing (Gareth Scales and Jeremiah Munce). Two clips from the film were selected for the awards ceremonies’ trailer, one of which was the internal title sequence we designed for the film.
Fido was also nominated for three awards, but most of the work we did on that film got cut. Thanks Lionsgate.
Fight Sounds was screened as part of the CanCon programme at Resfest 10 Brazil.
Met some people, watched some stuff, went to a couple of parties, got some free Dunks. Thanks to Sarah and Peter from RES, and Nathan and Konstantinos from Urban Visuals.
Photos follow.
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Fight Sounds Pt. 1 will be screened at part of CanCon Programme on Resfest’s Canadian tour. Go to www.resfest.ca for tour dates and event schedules.
Fight Sounds Pt. 1 to screen at IMVF.5 alongside videos by Bright Eyes, We Are Wolves, and Neko Case, in NYC and Baltimore, Tuesday, June 13.
Fight Sounds Pt. 1 to screen at NXNE Film Festival in Toronto (June 8,9,10) as part of the IMVF program.
Sub-Reminisce to screen at the Vancouver International Digital Festival on June 26.
