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C Magazine, International Contemporary Art
6TH ANNUALC MAGAZINE BENEFIT AUCTION MARCH 23at Red Bull 381 Projects381 Queen Street West, TorontoDoors 5:30, Live Auction 7:00pmSilent Auction continues until 7:00pmTickets $50 / $40 in advanceC Magazine, International Contemporary Art
6TH ANNUALC MAGAZINE BENEFIT AUCTION MARCH 23at Red Bull 381 Projects381 Queen Street West, TorontoDoors 5:30, Live Auction 7:00pmSilent Auction continues until 7:00pmTickets $50 / $40 in advance

C Magazine, International Contemporary Art

6TH ANNUAL
C MAGAZINE BENEFIT AUCTION MARCH 23
at Red Bull 381 Projects
381 Queen Street West, Toronto
Doors 5:30, Live Auction 7:00pm
Silent Auction continues until 7:00pm
Tickets $50 / $40 in advance

Toronto Theatre - ArtSexy - Buddies in Bad Times Theatre

BREAKFAST

Mar 17 - Apr 4, 2010
Breakfast was conceived and developed by The Independent Aunties during their three-year residency at Toronto’s The Theatre Centre. Breakfast expands on the company’s absurdist and darkly humourous style but is a departure with regards to its theatrical vision and use of space.
Toronto Theatre - ArtSexy - Buddies in Bad Times Theatre

BREAKFAST

Mar 17 - Apr 4, 2010
Breakfast was conceived and developed by The Independent Aunties during their three-year residency at Toronto’s The Theatre Centre. Breakfast expands on the company’s absurdist and darkly humourous style but is a departure with regards to its theatrical vision and use of space.

Toronto Theatre - ArtSexy - Buddies in Bad Times Theatre

BREAKFAST


Mar 17 - Apr 4, 2010

Breakfast was conceived and developed by The Independent Aunties during their three-year residency at Toronto’s The Theatre Centre. Breakfast expands on the company’s absurdist and darkly humourous style but is a departure with regards to its theatrical vision and use of space.


Deep Wireless Festival Of Radio Art

presented by New Adventures in Sound Artall venues at the Artscape Wychwood Barns, 601 Christie Street, TorontoMay 1 - 31, 20109th Anniversary
A month-long celebration of radio and transmission art including performances, installations, radio broadcasts of commissioned works on CBC radio’s Living Out Loud and the Radio Without Boundaries Conference. Featured artists: Götz Naleppa and Frank Kaspar (co-presented by the Goethe Institute-Toronto), Charles Stankievech, Gregory Whitehead, Andrea Dancer, Emmanuel Madan, Anna Friz, Rebecca Singh, Erik Laar, Shannon Cochrane and many more.
Deep Wireless Festival Of Radio Art

presented by New Adventures in Sound Artall venues at the Artscape Wychwood Barns, 601 Christie Street, TorontoMay 1 - 31, 20109th Anniversary
A month-long celebration of radio and transmission art including performances, installations, radio broadcasts of commissioned works on CBC radio’s Living Out Loud and the Radio Without Boundaries Conference. Featured artists: Götz Naleppa and Frank Kaspar (co-presented by the Goethe Institute-Toronto), Charles Stankievech, Gregory Whitehead, Andrea Dancer, Emmanuel Madan, Anna Friz, Rebecca Singh, Erik Laar, Shannon Cochrane and many more.

Deep Wireless Festival Of Radio Art

presented by New Adventures in Sound Art
all venues at the Artscape Wychwood Barns, 601 Christie Street, Toronto
May 1 - 31, 2010
9th Anniversary

A month-long celebration of radio and transmission art including performances, installations, radio broadcasts of commissioned works on CBC radio’s Living Out Loud and the Radio Without Boundaries Conference. Featured artists: Götz Naleppa and Frank Kaspar (co-presented by the Goethe Institute-Toronto), Charles Stankievech, Gregory Whitehead, Andrea Dancer, Emmanuel Madan, Anna Friz, Rebecca Singh, Erik Laar, Shannon Cochrane and many more.

Is this the cover eatsleepdraw magazine #003?

eatsleepdraw:

Well..that’s part of the cover and that’s all your getting, for now. 

Trust me, this issue is gonna blow your mind.

I just ordered a proof from the printer. Once I’m cool with that, the magazine should be available end of this month.

Until then, please check out the previous issues here > 

I’m excited, are you?

- Lee

msnetworknews:

Tonight’s lecture.  Almost sold out!
msnetworknews:

Tonight’s lecture.  Almost sold out!

msnetworknews:

Tonight’s lecture.  Almost sold out!


Illustration Next  Tuesday, March 23, 7pmSteve Brodner, faculty member in the BFA Illustration and Cartooning Department, will moderate a discussion about style and emerging illustration markets. Brodner will speak with: painter and filmmaker James Blagen, whose short film Doc Ellis and the LSD No No just won an honorable mention in short filmmaking at 2010 Sundance Film Festival; comic artist and designer Mickey Duzyj; and illustrator Alex Juhasz, who illustrated the opening sequence for the TV show The United States of Tara, which won a 2009 Emmy Award for Outstanding Main Title Design. All three panelists are alumni of the BFA Illustration and Cartooning Department. Presented by the BFA Illustration and Cartooning Department.209 East 23 Street, 3rd-floor amphitheaterFree and open to the public

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Illustration Next  Tuesday, March 23, 7pmSteve Brodner, faculty member in the BFA Illustration and Cartooning Department, will moderate a discussion about style and emerging illustration markets. Brodner will speak with: painter and filmmaker James Blagen, whose short film Doc Ellis and the LSD No No just won an honorable mention in short filmmaking at 2010 Sundance Film Festival; comic artist and designer Mickey Duzyj; and illustrator Alex Juhasz, who illustrated the opening sequence for the TV show The United States of Tara, which won a 2009 Emmy Award for Outstanding Main Title Design. All three panelists are alumni of the BFA Illustration and Cartooning Department. Presented by the BFA Illustration and Cartooning Department.209 East 23 Street, 3rd-floor amphitheaterFree and open to the public

msnetworknews:

Illustration Next  Tuesday, March 23, 7pm

Steve Brodner, faculty member in the BFA Illustration and Cartooning Department, will moderate a discussion about style and emerging illustration markets. Brodner will speak with: painter and filmmaker James Blagen, whose short film Doc Ellis and the LSD No No just won an honorable mention in short filmmaking at 2010 Sundance Film Festival; comic artist and designer Mickey Duzyj; and illustrator Alex Juhasz, who illustrated the opening sequence for the TV show The United States of Tara, which won a 2009 Emmy Award for Outstanding Main Title Design. All three panelists are alumni of the BFA Illustration and Cartooning Department. 

Presented by the BFA Illustration and Cartooning Department.

209 East 23 Street, 3rd-floor amphitheater
Free and open to the public

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Printopolis International Symposium on Printmaking October 21-24, 2010

Printopolis is a 4-day symposium with an international focus on contemporary printmaking being presented by Open Studio and held in Toronto, Canada, October 21 - 24, 2010. Printopolis will feature issue-based panel discussions/presentations, artist talks and printmaking demonstrations. This citywide event will feature exhibitions highlighting contemporary print media works on display throughout Toronto.
Printopolis International Symposium on Printmaking October 21-24, 2010

Printopolis is a 4-day symposium with an international focus on contemporary printmaking being presented by Open Studio and held in Toronto, Canada, October 21 - 24, 2010. Printopolis will feature issue-based panel discussions/presentations, artist talks and printmaking demonstrations. This citywide event will feature exhibitions highlighting contemporary print media works on display throughout Toronto.

Printopolis International Symposium on Printmaking October 21-24, 2010

Printopolis is a 4-day symposium with an international focus on contemporary printmaking being presented by Open Studio and held in Toronto, Canada, October 21 - 24, 2010. Printopolis will feature issue-based panel discussions/presentations, artist talks and printmaking demonstrations. This citywide event will feature exhibitions highlighting contemporary print media works on display throughout Toronto.


CONTACT PORTFOLIO REVIEWS 2010
Curators, art dealers, publishers, photo editors and art directors are assembled for an extraordinary two days during CONTACT to provide portfolio reviews for established and emerging artists and photographers in commercial or fine art photography. Some of the most highly respected international professionals in the field will provide one-on-one critiques of photo-based works. The event is a platform for those with developed projects that are seeking opportunities for publishing and exhibiting nationally or internationally, as well as guidance on conceptual approaches or career development.CONTACT PORTFOLIO REVIEWS 2010
Curators, art dealers, publishers, photo editors and art directors are assembled for an extraordinary two days during CONTACT to provide portfolio reviews for established and emerging artists and photographers in commercial or fine art photography. Some of the most highly respected international professionals in the field will provide one-on-one critiques of photo-based works. The event is a platform for those with developed projects that are seeking opportunities for publishing and exhibiting nationally or internationally, as well as guidance on conceptual approaches or career development.

CONTACT PORTFOLIO REVIEWS 2010

Curators, art dealers, publishers, photo editors and art directors are assembled for an extraordinary two days during CONTACT to provide portfolio reviews for established and emerging artists and photographers in commercial or fine art photography. Some of the most highly respected international professionals in the field will provide one-on-one critiques of photo-based works. The event is a platform for those with developed projects that are seeking opportunities for publishing and exhibiting nationally or internationally, as well as guidance on conceptual approaches or career development.

*new* gallery : ‘altared’ by Martina Edmondson & Monica Bodirsky (March 17 - April 4, 2010)]*new* gallery : ‘altared’ by Martina Edmondson & Monica Bodirsky (March 17 - April 4, 2010)]

*new* gallery : ‘altared’ by Martina Edmondson & Monica Bodirsky (March 17 - April 4, 2010)]

BECA selects New Orleans for ICAD developmentBECA selects New Orleans for ICAD development

BECA selects New Orleans for ICAD development

Liverpool Art Prize 2010 - Shortlist Announced

Judges and Shortlist of 5 artists announced
New Venue and Dates for the Exhibition
£2000 to the Winner, £1000 People’s Choice Award
Art Prize Winner to be offered a show at The Walker
Additional events involving Liverpool artists

Artinliverpool.com, the top British art blog and founder and organiser of the annual Liverpool Art Prize, are delighted to make some exciting announcements concerning this year’s events.The Shortlisted Artists

Gina Czarnecki
David Jacques
James Quin
Paul Rooney
Emily Speed

The Judging Panel In this, the 3rd year of the prize, we have another knowledgeable, experienced group of judges:

Juan Cruz (Head of Arts Dept. JMU Art & Design Academy)
Laura Davis (Arts Editor, Liverpool Daily Post)
Reyahn King (Director of Art Galleries, National Museums Liverpool)
Nicki McCubbing (Artist, shortlisted for 2009 Liverpool Art Prize)
Jay Mitton (Business Manager, Arthur Diamond Design)
Sara-Jayne Parsons (Exhibitions Curator, the Bluecoat)

New Venue This year Artinliverpool are working in partnership with Metal. The exhibition will be taking place at the exciting new space for art, Metal at Edge Hill Station (the World’s oldest passenger railway station still in use).The Exhibition The 2010 exhibition opens on Friday 4 June (Viewing on 3 June) and ends on Saturday 10 July with the Awards Ceremony taking place on Wednesday 30 June. The exhibition will be curated by Jenny Porter, the Project Manager at Metal.The Prizes The overall winner will be awarded £2000 plus (new from this year) the opportunity to exhibit their work at the Walker Art Gallery at a later date. There will also be the £1000 People’s Choice Award (Sponsored by Arthur Diamond Design) chosen by the public voting at the gallery.Peripheral Events Now that the Liverpool Art Prize is firmly established we are building on its success and working with the other visual art organisations to highlight other events involving locally-based artists during the period of the exhibition. There will be a Liverpool Open Studios weekend 12/13 June, a Liverpool Junior Art Prize, artist talks, workshops, craft markets and other events. Full details will be announced later.
More details at www.liverpoolartprize.comLiverpool Art Prize 2010 - Shortlist Announced

Judges and Shortlist of 5 artists announced
New Venue and Dates for the Exhibition
£2000 to the Winner, £1000 People’s Choice Award
Art Prize Winner to be offered a show at The Walker
Additional events involving Liverpool artists

Artinliverpool.com, the top British art blog and founder and organiser of the annual Liverpool Art Prize, are delighted to make some exciting announcements concerning this year’s events.The Shortlisted Artists

Gina Czarnecki
David Jacques
James Quin
Paul Rooney
Emily Speed

The Judging Panel In this, the 3rd year of the prize, we have another knowledgeable, experienced group of judges:

Juan Cruz (Head of Arts Dept. JMU Art & Design Academy)
Laura Davis (Arts Editor, Liverpool Daily Post)
Reyahn King (Director of Art Galleries, National Museums Liverpool)
Nicki McCubbing (Artist, shortlisted for 2009 Liverpool Art Prize)
Jay Mitton (Business Manager, Arthur Diamond Design)
Sara-Jayne Parsons (Exhibitions Curator, the Bluecoat)

New Venue This year Artinliverpool are working in partnership with Metal. The exhibition will be taking place at the exciting new space for art, Metal at Edge Hill Station (the World’s oldest passenger railway station still in use).The Exhibition The 2010 exhibition opens on Friday 4 June (Viewing on 3 June) and ends on Saturday 10 July with the Awards Ceremony taking place on Wednesday 30 June. The exhibition will be curated by Jenny Porter, the Project Manager at Metal.The Prizes The overall winner will be awarded £2000 plus (new from this year) the opportunity to exhibit their work at the Walker Art Gallery at a later date. There will also be the £1000 People’s Choice Award (Sponsored by Arthur Diamond Design) chosen by the public voting at the gallery.Peripheral Events Now that the Liverpool Art Prize is firmly established we are building on its success and working with the other visual art organisations to highlight other events involving locally-based artists during the period of the exhibition. There will be a Liverpool Open Studios weekend 12/13 June, a Liverpool Junior Art Prize, artist talks, workshops, craft markets and other events. Full details will be announced later.
More details at www.liverpoolartprize.com

Liverpool Art Prize 2010 - Shortlist Announced

  • Judges and Shortlist of 5 artists announced
  • New Venue and Dates for the Exhibition
  • £2000 to the Winner, £1000 People’s Choice Award
  • Art Prize Winner to be offered a show at The Walker
  • Additional events involving Liverpool artists

Artinliverpool.com, the top British art blog and founder and organiser of the annual Liverpool Art Prize, are delighted to make some exciting announcements concerning this year’s events.
The Shortlisted Artists

  • Gina Czarnecki
  • David Jacques
  • James Quin
  • Paul Rooney
  • Emily Speed

The Judging Panel
In this, the 3rd year of the prize, we have another knowledgeable, experienced group of judges:

  • Juan Cruz (Head of Arts Dept. JMU Art & Design Academy)
  • Laura Davis (Arts Editor, Liverpool Daily Post)
  • Reyahn King (Director of Art Galleries, National Museums Liverpool)
  • Nicki McCubbing (Artist, shortlisted for 2009 Liverpool Art Prize)
  • Jay Mitton (Business Manager, Arthur Diamond Design)
  • Sara-Jayne Parsons (Exhibitions Curator, the Bluecoat)

New Venue
This year Artinliverpool are working in partnership with Metal. The exhibition will be taking place at the exciting new space for art, Metal at Edge Hill Station (the World’s oldest passenger railway station still in use).
The Exhibition
The 2010 exhibition opens on Friday 4 June (Viewing on 3 June) and ends on Saturday 10 July with the Awards Ceremony taking place on Wednesday 30 June.
The exhibition will be curated by Jenny Porter, the Project Manager at Metal.
The Prizes
The overall winner will be awarded £2000 plus (new from this year) the opportunity to exhibit their work at the Walker Art Gallery at a later date. There will also be the £1000 People’s Choice Award (Sponsored by Arthur Diamond Design) chosen by the public voting at the gallery.
Peripheral Events
Now that the Liverpool Art Prize is firmly established we are building on its success and working with the other visual art organisations to highlight other events involving locally-based artists during the period of the exhibition. There will be a Liverpool Open Studios weekend 12/13 June, a Liverpool Junior Art Prize, artist talks, workshops, craft markets and other events. Full details will be announced later.

More details at www.liverpoolartprize.com

The Sunnyside Beach Juried Art Show & Sale is a three-day fine art event that takes place May 28, 29 and 30, 2010 during the Open Doors weekend, in the historic Sunnyside Pavilion on Toronto’s waterfront. It provides a showcase for dynamic emerging and established artists, and features painting, drawing, photography and sculpture, alongside live music and art performances. So, join us! Meet the artists, support their practice, and purchase high-quality juried works, all at the spectacular Sunnyside Pavilion.

Booth Pricing:
Standard 10’ x 10’Full time - students $95Artists $195Under the arches location $250
The Sunnyside Beach Juried Art Show & Sale is a three-day fine art event that takes place May 28, 29 and 30, 2010 during the Open Doors weekend, in the historic Sunnyside Pavilion on Toronto’s waterfront. It provides a showcase for dynamic emerging and established artists, and features painting, drawing, photography and sculpture, alongside live music and art performances. So, join us! Meet the artists, support their practice, and purchase high-quality juried works, all at the spectacular Sunnyside Pavilion.

Booth Pricing:
Standard 10’ x 10’Full time - students $95Artists $195Under the arches location $250

The Sunnyside Beach Juried Art Show & Sale is a three-day fine art event that takes place May 28, 29 and 30, 2010 during the Open Doors weekend, in the historic Sunnyside Pavilion on Toronto’s waterfront. It provides a showcase for dynamic emerging and established artists, and features painting, drawing, photography and sculpture, alongside live music and art performances. So, join us! Meet the artists, support their practice, and purchase high-quality juried works, all at the spectacular Sunnyside Pavilion.

Booth Pricing:

Standard 10’ x 10’
Full time - students $95
Artists $195
Under the arches location $250


The Print Studio | Exhibitions
Pattern and FormArounn Khounnoraj and Emma NishimuraFebruary 26th to April 10 2010Opening Reception: Friday, March 12th 7:30 pm to 10:00 pmMembers’ Reception: Friday, March 12th 6:30 pm to 7:30 pmPattern and Form features collage and installation works from Arounna Khounnoraj and photogravure etchings from Emma Nishimura. Both artists employ the fabricating logic of patterns, the gesture of sewing and thread to embodyrepresentations of displacement and explore notions of transformation into recreated and reclaimed identities.The Print Studio | Exhibitions
Pattern and FormArounn Khounnoraj and Emma NishimuraFebruary 26th to April 10 2010Opening Reception: Friday, March 12th 7:30 pm to 10:00 pmMembers’ Reception: Friday, March 12th 6:30 pm to 7:30 pmPattern and Form features collage and installation works from Arounna Khounnoraj and photogravure etchings from Emma Nishimura. Both artists employ the fabricating logic of patterns, the gesture of sewing and thread to embodyrepresentations of displacement and explore notions of transformation into recreated and reclaimed identities.

The Print Studio | Exhibitions

Pattern and Form
Arounn Khounnoraj and Emma Nishimura
February 26th to April 10 2010

Opening Reception: Friday, March 12th 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm
Members’ Reception: Friday, March 12th 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm


Pattern and Form features collage and installation works from Arounna Khounnoraj and photogravure etchings from Emma Nishimura. Both artists employ the fabricating logic of patterns, the gesture of sewing and thread to embody
representations of displacement and explore notions of transformation into recreated and reclaimed identities.

Invitation to Thrown Forth- Art and Art History Grad Shows at Blackwood Gallery at the University of Toronto Mississauga Campus.Invitation to Thrown Forth- Art and Art History Grad Shows at Blackwood Gallery at the University of Toronto Mississauga Campus.

Invitation to Thrown Forth- Art and Art History Grad Shows at Blackwood Gallery at the University of Toronto Mississauga Campus.

Press release for Thrown Forth Art and Art History Grad Shows at Blackwood Gallery at University of Toronto Mississauga Campus.Press release for Thrown Forth Art and Art History Grad Shows at Blackwood Gallery at University of Toronto Mississauga Campus.

Press release for Thrown Forth Art and Art History Grad Shows at Blackwood Gallery at University of Toronto Mississauga Campus.