Two goods things you could do tommorrow night if you were in Montreal, and one for Toronto.
by Risa DickensSaturday November 4, 2006:
I’m sure the night will be full of all kinds of funs and joys and sorrows all over the world.
Personally I’m looking forward to these 2:
featuring Tyson Bodnarchuk and Aya Kakeda.
Headquarters- Amherst south of Maisonneuve.
(Montreal)
Aya Kakeda was born and raised in Tokyo, Japan and now works and lives in Brooklyn, NY. Aya has been creating whimsical narratives in her dreamy style since 2001 and has worked in almost every medium under the sun including illustration, screenprinting, painting and digital media. Her work has been spotted in print media such as Bust, Chicago Magazine, The New Yorker Magazine and The New York Times and has been used by Nickelodeon/Noggin TV. For “Go Go Monster” Aya brings her lightheartedly cute yet twisted characters out for a fun romp with the monsters.
Tyson Bodnarchuk hails from the blustery prairie city of Winnipeg, MB, having repositioned homebase to Montreal, QC in 2003. Tyson has been showing his paintings of creatures, robots, strange humans and the worlds they inhabit since 2000. For “Go Go Monster” Tyson has put aside his recognizable acrylic/resin medium and moves into an ethereal and strange take on watercolour. Tysons work can be found in Montreal at Headquarters Galerie & Boutique (www.HQgalerieboutique.com), L’Autre Galerie (www.lautregalerie.com) and SubV Galerie
Accordian, bass, drums, clarinets, darbuka.
“Caffeinated Gypsy Grooves” no less.
Bar Bobards- St.Laurent and Rachel.
(Montreal)
Almost completely irrelevant fun fact: i wrote my masters thesis on some of the lesser known works of Innis as applied to open source software! So that’s me on the geek scale, I guess. How about you- where do you think you might be tommorrow night? Somewhere awesome? What do you recommend?
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Published on: November 3rd, 2006
Terms Used: aya kakeda, Blog, bobards, headquarters, luba alexandrov, tyson bodnarchuk
About: Risa Dickens
Risa co-founded Indyish with Elran Oded.
Aside from experimenting with these monstrous/sexy formations, producing Indyish events and developing new and existing Indyish endeavors, and trying to figure out how to do it armed[...]
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Tonight is cheapskate drinks and even cheaper snacks at cine-express across from the croissanterie on ste. catherine.
tomorrow is hot chip at sala rossa!! this show is gonna rule. i hope it hasn’t sold out…
Check out the network page for our calender of events. we’re always adding to it although the blog is the best place to go for what’s coming up and what you may have missed.
actually, got an event coming up? wanna make sure we know about it and readers see it? send some info to team [at] indyish [dot] com and we’ll put ‘er up on the calender if it seems like fun. this goes for indyish artists and anyone else putting on an art event in montreal.
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