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October 13 , 2007 (c) INDEXG |
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This Sunday 14th is the last day of a number of exhibitions including Evolving Forms by Harvey Chan and Yumi Onose. People who had attended the opening reception still applauded the dance and music performed that evening and here we want to thank Keiko (the dancer) and Uros and his friends who came to perform the drumming. Jim Allen, who also exhibited at the same time with 7 pieces in the GOOD Edition series, did some excellent shots of Keiko.
Browse installation views of Harvey Chan and Yumi Onose's exhibition
http://indexg.com/gclips/view.asp?gx_id=6881
Browse installation views of Jim Allen's exhibition of GOOD Edition(s) at G+ GALLERIES
http://indexg.com/gclips/view.asp?gx_id=6886
Our next round of exhibitions pertains to the physical and mental state of beings - the interconnection between different art mediums and the merging of real world and virtual worlds. The exhibitions "Resonance" by Noriko Saito and "Industrial Landscape" by Ying-Kit Chan are shown in parallel to give audience entry points to a fresh, spiritual experience. The paintings in "Resonance" were inspired by the noted Japanese composer Toru Takemitsu (1930 - 1996)'s music. Saito uses the sound-world of Takemitsu, as well as the evocative titles the composer borrowed from literature, poetry and art, to create her own visual expressions. Ying-Kit Chan explores the mundane urban landscapes using snapshots of industrial monuments and scenes. These forms are shrouded with charcoal marks and ink washes and produced as smooth surface c-prints. Appearing tranquil and aloof, the images present a sanctuary for the observers to meditate and reflect.
Coincidentally the GOOD Edition series continues with 6 photographic images by Shozo Ushiroguchi that bespeak Toronto's urban landscapes - nature and the man-made and their co-existence. Finally all eyes will turn on the abstract paintings by the two and a half years old genius Ansel Yamamoto Mitic, who thinks art is play and is not apologetic in riding bicycle on his artwork.
All these exhibitions will open simultaneously on October 19th Friday, from 7 to 10 pm.
Ansel Yamamoto Mitic
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Saturday, October 20, 2007 5:30 pm
Veras Images
Kelly Shimoda, Neil Harris, Capucine Bailly, Shana Wittenwyler, Julie Kubal, RJ Mickelson, Willie Davis, Arantxa Cedillo, Paul Fittipaldi, Joao Pina, Lauren Lancaster
Shozo Ushiroguchi, GOOD Edition print, 5.5 x 7.5 inches, in 30 editions. $30
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GOOD Edition(s) are available by these artists: Anothermountainman, Francois Bodeux, Millie Chen, Serge Clément, Gary Michael Dault, Laetitia Donval, Roger Guaus, Holly Lee, Lee Ka-sing, Andrea Ling, Maki, Viktor Mitic, Monia Montali, Tomio Nitto, Jukka Onnela, Idalina Pedrosa, Ringo Tang, Howie Tsui, Yau Leung
Many built structures are decommissioned prematurely: Smokestacks still in tact no longer smoking; queues of barrels with forgotten contents. Some structures continue past their prime: aging pipework moves product from a postwar chemical plant; billboards proclaim peeling ad campaigns. And all the while, graffiti springs up wherever fresh wall space waits.
The motif of my photographs is the composition of incongruous elements - reflections cast by office building become shadows thrown by trees. Unlikely congregations of man-made structures and natural structures abound. I try to reconcile them through my camera frame.
On-going exhibition at LEE Ka-sing gallery- "fugitive - new work by P. Elaine Sharpe"
Exhibition runs through 28 October, 2007
Browse exhibition installation views at G CLIPS
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G+ GALLERIES CONTACT 2008 Call for submission (rental basis)
The thematic focus for CONTACT 2008 is Between Memory and History. G+ GALLERIES will select proposals from the open calls and present a number of solo exhibitions reflecting the theme. Please read guidelines from the link below if you're interested in submitting a proposal:
http://indexg.com/
contact2008/submit
G ZINE is a bi-weekly publication (ISSN 1911-1959). Information about exhibitions and events being held at INDEXG. You are welcome to join our opening reception and meet the artists.
INDEXG is located at 50 Gladstone Avenue of Toronto's West Queen West art district. INDEXG was opened to the public on June 9th, 2006. It consists of two floors with three galleries and five exhibition spaces. The galleries are: G+ GALLERIES, LEE Ka-sing gallery and Chinese Contemporary Xchange. INDEXG is a Toronto downtown hot-spot for good exhibitions, art retail and gallery space rental. Browse our fat online catalogue of artworks at www.indexg.com/artbank
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