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Visual Arts at York Quay Centre
Winter 2008 | YQC08-6
Public Opening Reception: Friday November 14 | 6pm – 10pm
Image courtesy of Andrew Hunter.
Blue Blood
Craig LeBlanc
Michael Davey
Barbara Hobot & Patrick Cull
Matt James
David Poolman & Katherine Mockler with Roman Tkaczyk
Soundtrack by Paul Steenhuisen
Curated by David Bidini and Andrew Hunter
This group exhibition looks at the cursed trajectory of the Toronto Maple Leafs post-1967 — the last year the team won the Stanley Cup.
Runs Saturday 15 November 08 through Sunday 4 January 09
PART OF
The Arena Project
Martie Giefert
The Arena Project looks at ice hockey in the Canadian cultural mindset and the experiences associated with the buildings in which the sport is played.
Martie Giefert | The Arena Project
Runs Saturday 15 November 08 through Sunday 4 January 09
PART OF
Martie Giefert, Moss Park Arena, digital C-print,
2008 from the series The Arena Project.
Image courtesy of Artist.
k. nicol, little green house field - subscript
Photo credit: Sophie Bouy
Tick, Tick, Tick…Tock
ken nicol
Curated by Melanie Egan
“A clock with time removed is simply a box that ticks.”
ken nicol | Tick, Tick, Tick…Tock
Runs Saturday 15 November 08 through Sunday 4 January 09
Art Bwoy Burial
Chris Flanagan
"No man can test Flanagan, Him a de best artist inna de nation"
— Linval Thompson. Dub Plate.
Chris Flanagan | Art Bwoy Burial
Runs Saturday 15 November 08 through Sunday 4 January 09
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Chris Flanagan, installation detail from Art Bwoy Burial, 2008.
Image courtesy of Artist.
Rendered
Gillian Flanagan
Tarin Hughes
Ben Bruneau, Casey Hinton, Carly-Anne Mersereau and Marissa Neave
Three mini-curated projects examine sites, events and ideas related to Harbourfront Centre’s surroundings: Garrison Creek, the 1949 fire aboard the SS Noronic cruise ship, and the myth of Gaasyendietha, the dragon that dwells in Lake Ontario.
Runs Saturday 15 November 08 through Sunday 4 January 09
Disparate Unity
Marina Babic
Suzanne Carlsen
Annie Tung
Margaret Lim
Patrycja Zwierzynska
An exhibition of work by Jewellery Studio artists-in-residence. The artist-in-residency programme celebrates and advocates diverse approaches to making. Conceptual concerns may differ but cohesion is achieved by virtue of these variances and the use of the body as site. Traditional and non-traditional materials are used, scale is challenged and ideas about a jeweller’s role in society are explored.
Marina Babic | Anticlastic Rings
Suzanne Carlsen | From Field to Feast
Annie Tung | Locket I and Locket II
Margaret Lim | Plum Blossoms in Autumn
Runs Saturday 15 November 08 through Sunday 4 January 09
Patrycja Zwierzynska, Blossom Ring, Sterling silver and 22K gold leaf, 4cm x 3cm x 5cm, 2008
Image courtesy of Artist.
Peter Flemming, installation photograph of Reject, 2005.
Image courtesy of Artist.
Hot Chocolate
Julie Voyce
An ode to the commute and a salute to children everywhere.
Runs Saturday 15 November 08 through Sunday 4 January 09
PART OF
Julie Voyce, working drawing for Hot Chocolate, 2008.
Image courtesy of Artist.
Jen Hutton, Untitled Happy Accident, digital snapshot, 2005.
Image courtesy of Artist.
So Much Depends Upon this Moment
Jen Hutton
The Red Wheelbarrow
by William Carlos Williams
so much depends
upon
a red wheel
barrow
glazed with rain
water
beside the white
chickens.
Copyright © 1923 William Carlos Williams
Jen Hutton | So Much Depends Upon this Moment
Runs Saturday 15 November 08 through Sunday 4 January 09 at the Service Canada Pavilion, 235 Queens Quay West
Visual Arts at York Quay Centre
Visual Arts at York Quay Centre is made up of 10 exhibition spaces which are both traditional and unique. These venues are located within and outside York Quay Centre proper and range in size from an exhibition gallery that is 1400 feet square to individual vitrines which are 9 feet square.
York Quay Centre exhibits the works of contemporary artists creating new works in fine art, craft, new media, design, architecture and photography. The exhibition schedule changes six times a year in all of the venues except the site specific spaces.
For school group programming including tours & workshops for kindergarten through grade 12, contact us at registrar@harbourfrontcentre.com or by phone at 416.973.4091.
All other inquiries, contact the Main Gallery, York Quay Centre at 416.973.5379.
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