Art PR Wire

Posted on Tuesday February 2nd 2010 at 05:27pm.

Paul Petro Contemporary Art | Special Projects Space VESSNA PERUNOVICH On ExhibitPerformance / Installation / Video / Wall drawings February 1 - 28, 9am-5pm Closing Party February 26, 8-11pm Toronto based artist Vessna Perunovich will transform Queen Street?s Paul Petro Special Project Gallery into a studio/residency site specific space. Enclosed within the Gallery space and exposed to pedestrians through the gallery window, Perunovich will practice her art under the scrutiny of the public eye. For the entire month of February, the audience will have a unique opportunity to experience the artist’s creative process as a public display, rather than an intimate enclosed experience.
Paul Petro Contemporary Art | Special Projects Space VESSNA PERUNOVICH On ExhibitPerformance / Installation / Video / Wall drawings February 1 - 28, 9am-5pm Closing Party February 26, 8-11pm Toronto based artist Vessna Perunovich will transform Queen Street?s Paul Petro Special Project Gallery into a studio/residency site specific space. Enclosed within the Gallery space and exposed to pedestrians through the gallery window, Perunovich will practice her art under the scrutiny of the public eye. For the entire month of February, the audience will have a unique opportunity to experience the artist’s creative process as a public display, rather than an intimate enclosed experience.

Paul Petro Contemporary Art | Special Projects Space

VESSNA PERUNOVICH

On Exhibit
Performance / Installation / Video / Wall drawings

February 1 - 28, 9am-5pm 
Closing Party February 26, 8-11pm

Toronto based artist Vessna Perunovich will transform Queen Street?s Paul Petro Special Project Gallery into a studio/residency site specific space. Enclosed within the Gallery space and exposed to pedestrians through the gallery window, Perunovich will practice her art under the scrutiny of the public eye. For the entire month of February, the audience will have a unique opportunity to experience the artist’s creative process as a public display, rather than an intimate enclosed experience.

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