Add to ORKGCatalogue to accompany a site-specific exhibition by the Place and Show collective at an alternative housing project in Toronto. Brief texts by each artist reflect on private/public space, and their experiences of working with the residents. 1 bibl. ref
Art review of Domestic Culture: Home in Visual Culture, an exhibition being presented at the Main...
Considering place in terms of exhibition site, the community of Ottawa-Hull, and the sense of place,...
Published by Future City, this hardback book deals with ‘cultural placemaking’ in urban design. I wa...
The author briefly describes the exhibition of 35 artists' work which depict Toronto in various ways
Catalogue to accompany an exhibition in which eight artists were asked to produce site-specific work...
BACK to FRONT is a series of fine art installations, ‘Back to Front Part 1’ and ‘Part 2’, built in C...
Exploring the interplay between the artist, the viewer and the location setting. Housed: seeks to ex...
The House Life Project (HLP) is a community of artists and residents who use vacant houses to create...
Catalogue for a group exhibition - consisting of more than 150 works by regional, Canadian, internat...
Solo Exhibition; photography, inkjet and milk prints on rag paper; multiple works. List of works inc...
Books & the Arts piece on Domestic Culture: Home in Visual Culture, a collection of assembled wo...
Describing a project in which the artists of the women's collective "The House Project" produced wor...
This exhibition brings together artists and designers from the Department of Art and Communication i...
The text is about three different interventions into art exhibitions. The first approach is about an...
Studio Issue: The space of an idea resides in the connection between thinking and making. The studio...
Art review of Domestic Culture: Home in Visual Culture, an exhibition being presented at the Main...
Considering place in terms of exhibition site, the community of Ottawa-Hull, and the sense of place,...
Published by Future City, this hardback book deals with ‘cultural placemaking’ in urban design. I wa...
The author briefly describes the exhibition of 35 artists' work which depict Toronto in various ways
Catalogue to accompany an exhibition in which eight artists were asked to produce site-specific work...
BACK to FRONT is a series of fine art installations, ‘Back to Front Part 1’ and ‘Part 2’, built in C...
Exploring the interplay between the artist, the viewer and the location setting. Housed: seeks to ex...
The House Life Project (HLP) is a community of artists and residents who use vacant houses to create...
Catalogue for a group exhibition - consisting of more than 150 works by regional, Canadian, internat...
Solo Exhibition; photography, inkjet and milk prints on rag paper; multiple works. List of works inc...
Books & the Arts piece on Domestic Culture: Home in Visual Culture, a collection of assembled wo...
Describing a project in which the artists of the women's collective "The House Project" produced wor...
This exhibition brings together artists and designers from the Department of Art and Communication i...
The text is about three different interventions into art exhibitions. The first approach is about an...
Studio Issue: The space of an idea resides in the connection between thinking and making. The studio...
Art review of Domestic Culture: Home in Visual Culture, an exhibition being presented at the Main...
Considering place in terms of exhibition site, the community of Ottawa-Hull, and the sense of place,...
Published by Future City, this hardback book deals with ‘cultural placemaking’ in urban design. I wa...