Thursday, January 17, 2008
Monday, January 14, 2008
Tuesday, December 04, 2007
Monday, December 03, 2007
Friday, October 12, 2007
Thursday, September 27, 2007
Bought the yellow paint yesterday...
one wall should look something like this...check back for photos of installation...
Monday, September 24, 2007
Friday, September 21, 2007
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Afterthoughts
Days to install, minutes to remove:
I finished my windows at the Grateful Head by start time on Saturday, but the clubhouse in the park took another half day to finish. I am glad that I managed to sweat it out despite the lack of sleep and intense uv's because the end result was pretty cool. Because the building was on city property, and I did not have a permit, the work had to come down at the end of the weekend (though I was able to leave it up for an extra day). I was pleased with my tea and sympathy subversion in creating a removable graffiti.
Too bad, though, that it had to come down. Almost...
Sunday was rain soaked! Needless to say, I did not maintain my perch in the rain and set out to visit most of the artist garages. I am sorry that I did not have a chance to talk with more people about the work. I am glad that I had the opportunity to be part of such a unique festival.
I finished my windows at the Grateful Head by start time on Saturday, but the clubhouse in the park took another half day to finish. I am glad that I managed to sweat it out despite the lack of sleep and intense uv's because the end result was pretty cool. Because the building was on city property, and I did not have a permit, the work had to come down at the end of the weekend (though I was able to leave it up for an extra day). I was pleased with my tea and sympathy subversion in creating a removable graffiti. Too bad, though, that it had to come down. Almost...
Sunday was rain soaked! Needless to say, I did not maintain my perch in the rain and set out to visit most of the artist garages. I am sorry that I did not have a chance to talk with more people about the work. I am glad that I had the opportunity to be part of such a unique festival.
Wednesday, August 08, 2007
Takin' it to the Streets
Saturday, August 11 & Sunday, August 12, 2007 from 11:00 am to 6:00 pm
An orphanage for abandoned monsters, 1001 images of Baghdad, a collaborative toy theatre parade, an unexpected poetry respite... AlleyJaunt is Toronto's alternative urban community arts event. On Saturday August 11th and Sunday August 12th, donated back alley garages surrounding Trinity Bellwoods Park are transformed into provocative venues for contemporary art.
Now in its fifth year, AlleyJaunt features over 40 local artists and arts collectives and invites the public to explore their work through the city's less travelled passage-ways in a free, non-traditional community environment. The event gives exposure to local artists, encourages public interaction with art, and reaches out to a diverse community of all ages.
This year, we are offering more than the yearly juried jaunt-we are flaunting AlleyJaunt's fifth year with AlleyJaunt: Five Special Projects. These projects, specially organized by invited local artists/curators, and add another level of experimentation and interaction to the exhibition. Become lost in composer Scott Thomson's wandering musical improvisation performance (with musicians from AIMToronto; performances at 2pm Sat. and Sun.); engage League of Tangents' (LOT-Angela Joosse, Aleksandra Kaminska, Shana MacDonald) elaborate video sculptures; stumble upon parked cars transformed into temporary screening venues in Park-In (curated by Stephen Broomer); let the children be the aesthetic judges in The Children's Choice Awards, a collaboration between Mammalian Diving Reflex and students from Parkdale Public School (Ceremony at 6:30pm Saturday). For the final special project, AlleyJaunt is producing its first ever catalogue-a catalogue that encourages everyone to write, draw and respond to the exhibition.
This year's artists include: Florencia Berinstein, Simla Civelek, Claire Despaire & Zanette Singh, Kimberly England, Michelle Johnson, H.A.P.T.I.C (Peggy-Ann Richards & Lucy Howe), Susan Rowe Harrison, Three Rocks Collective (Ken Fraser, Jessica Chan, Kim Hume), Petrina Ng & Shannon Phair, The Wireless Art in Toronto Squad, Nadia Kurd and Riaz Mehmood, Megarrah Woodland, Marco Buonocore, Elida Schogt, Brian & Madelaine Lyons, Steven Lyons, Tanya Read, Shannon Gerard, Prairie Jaunt (curated by Amber Anderson and Jenny Western), The Left Hand Players (Joelle Craven & Gareth Scales).
Come join the fun of experiencing local contemporary art at this unique community event!
Visit www.alleyjaunt.com for a detailed map of the participating alleys and garages or pick one up at the red door garage at the north end of Trinity Bellwoods Park.
AlleyJaunt thanks the generous support of The Ontario Arts Council
Contact:
Jen Bulthuis T: 416.538.5632
Saara Liinamaa T: 416.912.1741
An orphanage for abandoned monsters, 1001 images of Baghdad, a collaborative toy theatre parade, an unexpected poetry respite... AlleyJaunt is Toronto's alternative urban community arts event. On Saturday August 11th and Sunday August 12th, donated back alley garages surrounding Trinity Bellwoods Park are transformed into provocative venues for contemporary art.
Now in its fifth year, AlleyJaunt features over 40 local artists and arts collectives and invites the public to explore their work through the city's less travelled passage-ways in a free, non-traditional community environment. The event gives exposure to local artists, encourages public interaction with art, and reaches out to a diverse community of all ages.
This year, we are offering more than the yearly juried jaunt-we are flaunting AlleyJaunt's fifth year with AlleyJaunt: Five Special Projects. These projects, specially organized by invited local artists/curators, and add another level of experimentation and interaction to the exhibition. Become lost in composer Scott Thomson's wandering musical improvisation performance (with musicians from AIMToronto; performances at 2pm Sat. and Sun.); engage League of Tangents' (LOT-Angela Joosse, Aleksandra Kaminska, Shana MacDonald) elaborate video sculptures; stumble upon parked cars transformed into temporary screening venues in Park-In (curated by Stephen Broomer); let the children be the aesthetic judges in The Children's Choice Awards, a collaboration between Mammalian Diving Reflex and students from Parkdale Public School (Ceremony at 6:30pm Saturday). For the final special project, AlleyJaunt is producing its first ever catalogue-a catalogue that encourages everyone to write, draw and respond to the exhibition.
This year's artists include: Florencia Berinstein, Simla Civelek, Claire Despaire & Zanette Singh, Kimberly England, Michelle Johnson, H.A.P.T.I.C (Peggy-Ann Richards & Lucy Howe), Susan Rowe Harrison, Three Rocks Collective (Ken Fraser, Jessica Chan, Kim Hume), Petrina Ng & Shannon Phair, The Wireless Art in Toronto Squad, Nadia Kurd and Riaz Mehmood, Megarrah Woodland, Marco Buonocore, Elida Schogt, Brian & Madelaine Lyons, Steven Lyons, Tanya Read, Shannon Gerard, Prairie Jaunt (curated by Amber Anderson and Jenny Western), The Left Hand Players (Joelle Craven & Gareth Scales).
Come join the fun of experiencing local contemporary art at this unique community event!
Visit www.alleyjaunt.com for a detailed map of the participating alleys and garages or pick one up at the red door garage at the north end of Trinity Bellwoods Park.
AlleyJaunt thanks the generous support of The Ontario Arts Council
Contact:
Jen Bulthuis T: 416.538.5632
Saara Liinamaa T: 416.912.1741
Tuesday, August 07, 2007
Monday, August 06, 2007
Friday, August 03, 2007
newer version
Where are these words going?
To a free association at Dundas and Montrose.
Coincidentism finds the images in dreams and on the street.
Dream 225:
Who designed the original misunderstanding of half bridges and streets to nowhere?
The city is ours.
To a free association at Dundas and Montrose.
Coincidentism finds the images in dreams and on the street.
Dream 225:
Who designed the original misunderstanding of half bridges and streets to nowhere?
The city is ours.
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Thursday, July 26, 2007
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Sunday, July 22, 2007
another version
Where are these words going?
To a free association at Dundas and Montrose. Coincidentism reconnects the images in dreams and on the street.
Dream 255:
Who designed the original misunderstanding of half bridges and streets to nowhere-
the dislocation in location?
The city is ours.
To a free association at Dundas and Montrose. Coincidentism reconnects the images in dreams and on the street.
Dream 255:
Who designed the original misunderstanding of half bridges and streets to nowhere-
the dislocation in location?
The city is ours.
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
words--too cryptic?
Where are these words going?/ Free association
To Dundas and Montrose. There, coincidentism reconnects the images in dreams and on the street in a color-shocking situation.
The strange becomes possible.
Who created the original misunderstanding of half bridges and streets to nowhere-
the dislocation in location?
The city is ours.
To Dundas and Montrose. There, coincidentism reconnects the images in dreams and on the street in a color-shocking situation.
The strange becomes possible.
Who created the original misunderstanding of half bridges and streets to nowhere-
the dislocation in location?
The city is ours.
Wednesday, May 09, 2007
color correction
I just posted my drawings but the colors are really different to what I posted. I am going to have to figure this one one. I used a CMYK file...So much to learn!
Update: high voltage head pops
I am working on some new designs for the Making Stuff: Kids book. I am having such fun with everything but it is taking time to manage. Will post the images when I get the photos back. Meanwhile, I am working on a drawing. Not sure which version but will post a chain of them. Thoughts?
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