Current exhibitions (scroll down)
"Maturity Bend" yellow slide is now sitting in the beautiful sculpture garden of the Oeno Gallery in Prince Edward County, Ontario. Click HERE to go to the gallery website.
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Silver Platter Contemporary Art Projects
Curated by Rob Hengeveld. Located on Silver Avenue in Toronto, Ontario
Fall 2012 - Spring 2013
Stuck in the Past , 2012
Fused metal shopping cart installation. 3 X 1 X 3 feet.
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Neutral Ground [contemporary art forum]
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
Semi-permanent year solo exhibition July 14, 2012- July 13, 2013. Curated by John G. Hampton and Brenda Cleniuk.
Hot Beer
Photo credit: Emily Gan
Double Your Chances
This show will explore unexpected outcomes and will feature "Double Your Chances", reconfigured bubble-gum machines, and "Hot Beer", a neon sign. The machines have screws removed controlling the rotation of their centre circle, thereby slowing down the rotation and increasing the amount of falling balls per revolution. Instead of the expectation of 1 gumball for $1, the machines give out an unpredictable amount. As for the neon, one will usually read a sign stating cold beer. Hot beer unexpectedly disrupts expectations of its opposite by beautifying a disgusting item in its stylistic Edwardian Script.
Read about the show HERE
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"Maturity Bend" yellow slide is now sitting in the beautiful sculpture garden of the Oeno Gallery in Prince Edward County, Ontario. Click HERE to go to the gallery website.
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Silver Platter Contemporary Art Projects
Curated by Rob Hengeveld. Located on Silver Avenue in Toronto, Ontario
Fall 2012 - Spring 2013
Stuck in the Past , 2012
Fused metal shopping cart installation. 3 X 1 X 3 feet.
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Neutral Ground [contemporary art forum]
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
Semi-permanent year solo exhibition July 14, 2012- July 13, 2013. Curated by John G. Hampton and Brenda Cleniuk.
Hot Beer
Photo credit: Emily Gan
Double Your Chances
This show will explore unexpected outcomes and will feature "Double Your Chances", reconfigured bubble-gum machines, and "Hot Beer", a neon sign. The machines have screws removed controlling the rotation of their centre circle, thereby slowing down the rotation and increasing the amount of falling balls per revolution. Instead of the expectation of 1 gumball for $1, the machines give out an unpredictable amount. As for the neon, one will usually read a sign stating cold beer. Hot beer unexpectedly disrupts expectations of its opposite by beautifying a disgusting item in its stylistic Edwardian Script.
Read about the show HERE
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