Pavilion Projects Montreal Art Map

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Pavilion Projects is pleased to launch its inaugural MTL Art Map.

Find the best of everything in contemporary art, fashion, design and dining. Available for free three times a year, Pavilion presents an indispensible guide for the discerning traveler and curious local.

This present edition has been produced in association with the IKT Congress as organized under the aegis of PARACHUTE within Montreal from the 22 to 26th of May.

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Pavilion Projects est heureux de lancer cette première édition du MTL Art Map.

Tout ce qui se fait de mieux à Montréal en art contemporain, mode, design et restauration, réunis ici pour vous. Gratuite et publiée trois fois par année, Pavilion présente un guide indispensable pour le voyageur éclairé ou le citadin curieux.

Cette édition du MTL ART MAP a été produite en association avec le Congrès IKT organisé sous l’égide de PARACHUTE à Montréal du 22 au 26 mai.

Another Stop for Painting: Thick and Thin

The group exhibition I am curating this summer at the Glenbow has been offered a four day home at the Illingworth Kerr Gallery during the Sled Island Festival proper.
And we've accepted. June 25th to 28th. An ever so slightly different version of the show, with free admission and more rockstars.
Opening the same time as mine and Justin Evans' exhibition GRREEDEN - for which i saw the proofs of the lenticular prints Justin is working on last night and nearly lost my mind - it's going to be like the rock 'n' roll circus stop before the three month holiday on the fourth floor gallery at the Glenbow.
Look to my blogfor a lot of supporting documents to the exhibition in the month between the two stops, we'll have interviews, expanded essays and furor.....lots of furor, I hope.

Unfortunately, the rumors of Stampede Wrestling holding a few matches at the opening are untrue.

In Calgary On Research

Somehow Zak got me to do "stuntman" shots last night. It involved snorting salt and squeezing a lemon in my eye and then drinking a tequila shot. Needless to say, I barely tasted the tequila.
I'm here on business, researching the exhibition I am curating for the Sled Island Festival at the Glenbow Museum.
I am now represented in Western Canada by the Diane Farris Gallery in Vancouver. They've posted a very nice page that has a few new things, like the interview I did with Kim Neudorf.