Concordia Fine Arts student Marilyne Blais is bringing out her innermost demons with her latest art project, which will be featured from September 1st until the 10th, along with the work of Alanna Lynch, at the VAV Gallery. Her work, which is part of “From the Bottom of the Hamper” features drawings which draw [...]
Tyler Rauman at Woodenapples
Marilyne Blais at Woodenapples
Elif Saydam at Woodenapples
Ok, I really like Woodenapples. This time last year, Amy Johnson opened this craft shop/gallery/workshop space on Parc Avenue. And hey, she and the store survived their first Montreal winter!
Over the year, Woodenapples has been home to numerous workshops on sewing, embroidery, and craftwork. It’s [...]
Greetings to all art appreciators out there… this is a quick post to let you all know about an art show coming up soon. June 4th to June 8th to be exact. It’s being put on by one of my all time favourite creators of all time - my mom. (Oooooh, was [...]
This post is about inviting people to art events– openings, performances, readings– any art event. In fact, any event at all. A lot has been written about email marketing, but most of it is super PR person oriented, and a bit frightening. It feels wrong to approach the opening night of a play with a [...]
Pictionary is an exhibition of recent work by Concordia students Darcy Cooke and Jessica Campbell. The two bodies of work engage in a sense of play and implement rich use of colour, texture and scale in both photography and painting. While not all of the work relate directly to games, they all invoke feelings of [...]
Amanda Rhodenizer’s art show “No more wild ones” opens Friday, April 4th from 8-11pm, at Green Room (5386 St. Laurent) in Montreal
[...] No More Wild Ones consists of a series of acrylic paintings that contain certain absences, displaced animals and elements which may cause your consumerist impulses to irk. Her works appear to critique a [...]
Here are some photos from last weekend’s art opening for Hot Hot Gold by Tyler Rauman. Tyler doesn’t often show his work; he’s too busy designing show posters and making music in a million incarnations and paying the bills somewhere in there…so it was great to celebrate his birthday with a vernissage of his new [...]
This is the first year that the FOFA gallery has taken part in Concordia’s Art Matters festival, but the privilege of hosting the space could only go to one event. Fortunately, “IN details” has two curators, Cathy Wakim and Catherine Cournoyer, who admitted that two heads are better than one. “The good thing about having [...]
This venue is unofficial, and buried deep in the bowels of the horror-movie perfect old building at 1180 St.Antoine, in the perpetual shadow of the Bell Amphitheater (or whoever the title sponsor is now).
It’s actually the studio of a small collective of painters / visual artists / artistsgenerally who call themselves and their space [...]
Looking for something to do tonight? Here’s some Friday-night fun (filled with debauchery!) for you to think about…
Come to the Red Light Party at the Main Hall to commemorate World AIDS Day!
Main Hall has joined with Head & Hands to host a Red Light evening of art, advocacy and dancing to benefit the Sense Project. [...]