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Interrelations

October 10, 2020

 For Interrelations, a major solo exhibition from Lucy + Jorge Orta happening at Les Tanneries Contemporary Art centre in Amilly, France - the artists will be presenting, through a series of “experimental gestures” their most recent work. Opening Saturday October 10. Follow Lucy + Jorge on instagram or visit their website for more details.
@lucyjorgeorta 
https://www.studio-orta.com/en

A Symphony For Absent Wildlife

October 02, 2020

Lucy + Jorge Orta will be screening their latest film, A Symphony For Absent Wildlife, from September 15 - January 31st 2021 at Green Currents, curated by Paul Ardenne. 
“The film weaves a story of loss through the history of the point-blanket, an exchange commodity between First Nations peoples and the early European trappers and traders.” You can also watch the film on Lucy + Jorge’s website. https://www.studio-orta.com/en/artwork/775/Symphony-for-Absent-Wildlife

#IMakeALiving

April 29, 2020

Jeremy Bailey hosts a webinar through Fresh Books, "I’m bringing together a crack team of creative genius friends for a webinar to help small businesses get unstuck during this pandemic.". Link Below.

Jeremy Bailey's Podcast, "Good Point"

April 27, 2020

Struggling to find art events and content during these unprecedented times? Jeremy Bailey and Rafael Rozendaal host a weekly podcast entitled Good Point, inviting artists and art professionals to discuss "art, technology and culture". The podcast is widely available through multiple platforms. Link below. 

Review: Filling The Klein Bottle

April 01, 2020

In the spring 2020 issue of Canadian Art, "Influence", Joy Xiang reviews Xuan Ye's three-part exhibition, Filling the Klein Bottle (updated April 1, 2020). "Through intentional collaboration with machines, Ye recoups agency. A low-frequency crackling permeated the small room of “The Oral Logic,” part of a generative music score Ye created with collaborator Jason Doell, like ASMR but in a register of minor terror.". Read more below.

COVID-19 Update

March 30, 2020

A brief update regarding gallery hours and other things during these strange times we are experiencing. Matilda Aslizadeh's exhibition at the Vancouver Art Gallery is not currently on view, as the gallery has shut their doors due to COVID-19. Pari Nadimi Gallery will also be closed temporarily until more information is released regarding public safety. 

We will continue to update both the news here and on our instagram as information becomes available to us. 

We sincerely hope everyone is staying well and staying safe during these times, and hope to see many of you on the other side of things.