1000 Journals project:Journals traveling the world
Ace Art Inc.:Winnipeg
Akimbo:Arts information
Art Gallery of Alberta:Fancy building
The Areas of my Expertise:by John Hodgman
Art Forum:Art
Art Metropole:Artist publications, etc.
Book Forum:Books
Border Crossings:Art Magazine
Broken Pencil:zine culture and the independent arts
C Magazine:Canadian Art
Canadian Art:The magazine
CCCA:centre for contemporary Canadian art
Collective Foundation:a new kind of organization
CRUM:Centre de recherche urbaine de Montréal
Dazibao:Montreal
Drawn and Quarterly:comics
Drawn!:Illustration and cartooning
Dreamhost:Good webhost
e-flux:Art shows
Eye Level Gallery:Halifax
Fantagraphics:comics and books
File Magazine:Collection of unexpected photography
Found magazine:Found stuff
Fuse Magazine:Periodical on art and culture
Illegal Art:art that's illegal
Instant Coffee:'service oriented artist collective'
Kiss Machine:art zine
Learning to Love you More:projects
Make Magazine:Make stuff
McSweeney's:good readin'
Meathaus:comics, etc.
Mendel Art Gallery:Saskatoon public gallery
Mix magazine:art, culture, and ideas
Mobil Livre:library on wheels
Modern Fuel:Kingston, ON
New Music Canada:new music...in Canada
No Media Kings:DIY resource
Paved Arts:Saskatoon
Project Gutenberg:So many books to read...
re-title:art directory
Readymade:Stuff to make
Sobey Art Award:Canada's preeminent prize for young Canadian artists
Southern Alberta Art Gallery:Lethbridge
Stride Gallery:Artist Run Centre in Calgary
Sushi Performance & Visual Art:San Diego
Terminus 1525:Online arts community
The Art Newspaper:The newspaper about art
The Banff Centre:Where it all began
The Believer:Magazine
The Museum of Jurassic Technology:Relics
The Robert McLaughlin Gallery:Nice Erickson building
Tout-fait:Marcel Duchamp studies
Ubu web:awesome
Under the Radar:The solution to music pollution
University of Lethbridge Art Gallery:A danceable art vault
Video Data Bank:Video art
San Diego, Here We Come
We are headed to San Diego to be part of Family Matters, a group exhibition in March at SUSHI Centre for Urban Arts!
From their website –
Family Matters
Family Matters introduces Sushi’s audience to a group of artists who reflect on the esoteric legacies of the avant-garde through work that is formally – if paradoxically – influenced by popular entertainment.
A visual art exhibit interspersed with performances, lectures and film.
Featuring San Diego based new media artist Lisa Hutton making dada nonsense poems the subject of her multimedia animations. Andrew Kaufman plays the role of artist-as-amateur-magician in his Kiss series, which pays homage to the lineage of sculptors, from Constantin Brancusi to Felix Gonzalez-Torres, who have made work based on the subject of the kiss. The Hague-based artist Oscar Prinsen takes on the persona of a self-help guru who erects playground sculpture (for adults) that comically institutionalizes many of the themes of early performance art. Iowa based artist, Donna Stack embraces the feminist legacy of using soft, gendered materials in a series of profanity-laden, handstiched welcome mats that would make Martha Stewart blush. And the two-piece Canadian band The Cedar Tavern Singers compose pop songs about such avant-trivia as the Futurist Manifesto and Robert Smithson’s iconic earthwork, Spiral Jetty.
*Exhibit opens Thursday, March 4*
*Opening reception Friday, March 5*
Performance by The Ceder Tavern Singers Saturday, March 6
*Film/New Media presentation Friday, March 12*
Lecture presented by exhibit curator Brian Goeltzenleuchter Saturday, March 13
*Exhibit closes Saturday April 24*
— Patrick · Jan 12, 06:00 PM · #
— Therese · Jan 22, 11:51 AM · #