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olle baertling
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Piles
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tried to go here not too long ago, turns out the King City bus doesn’t run on the weekends. Soon!
Richard Serra, Shift, 1970 - 72
To roll, to crease, to fold, to store, to bend, to shorten, to twist,
to dapple, to crumple, to shave, to tear, to chip, to split, to cut,
to sever, to drop, to remove, to simplify, to differ, to disarrange,
to open, to mix, to splash, to knot, to spell, to droop, to flow,
to curve, to lift, to inlay, to impress, to fire, to flood, to smear,
to rotate, to swirl, to support, to hook, to suspend, to spread,
to hang, to collect -…
The “Verb list” established a logic whereby the process that constituted a sculpture remains transparent. Anyone can reconstruct the process of the making by viewing the residue.
The sculptures resulting from the “Verb list” introduced two aspects of time: the condensed time of their making and the durational time of their viewing.- Richard Serra (excerpt from Questions, Contradictions, Solutions, 2004)
(via austereprint)
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Hannah Wilke, 1977
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As you were: Maryanne Casasanta
September 16th - October 16th, 2010
As You Were is an ongoing series of work by Toronto-based artist Maryanne Casasanta that contemplates the exchange between art and the commonplace. Casasanta approaches the act of documenting her personal living environment in a democratic fashion. She variously rearranges objects, alters their function, forges new connections between them, or simply takes their portraits. Through this process, Casasanta reacts to a desire to connect more deeply with her surroundings. As You Were is also concerned with the presentation of the body as an object or form, the poetic associations that cling to materials, and the merging of photography and conceptual art.
www.maryannecasasanta.com
Curated by Nicholas Brown and Catherine DeanOpening reception, Thursday September 16th 9pm
After Party to follow at The Shop with selected music by Mark K MarkMark and Benjamin Gabriel.Parts & Labour
1566 Queen St W Toronto, ON
Facebook: event page
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Yesterday I sold a box of over 700 found slides from the 70’s to a woman over craigslist.
She told me about an archival project of hers where she scans the slides and tags them by category:
Then she wiped out a beautiful polaroid camera and snapped a photo of me. Here we are in front of the Bloor/Gladstone Toronto Public Library.
Long live film!!
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richard long
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“I ASSURE YOU THERE WAS FIRE AROUND US IN THE AIR!”
(book for the cottage)
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EldridgeCleaver (Aug. 31, 1935 – 1998) was an author, most famously of Soul on Ice, and a prominent leader of the Black Panther Party…
“You don’t have to teach people how to be human. You have to teach them how to stop being inhuman.” — E.C.
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Bernd and Hilla Becher, Framework House 1961
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THIS is so beautiful
“Ronald Clyne, who died in 2006, made over 500 sleeves for the Folkways label, which was founded by Polish-born Moses ‘Moe’ Asch in New York in 1948. Under Asch’s direction, the label evolved into a fascinating repository for field recordings, spoken word, poetry and indigenous compositions.” Creative Review - Art for anything that is sound)
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Richard Hamilton: Marcel Duchamp
colour offset lithograph with collage, 1967(via yama-bato)
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yayoi
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Bernard Voita
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Found Sculptures, 2010
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Moyra Davey
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Interview I participated in over at photography blog, MULL IT OVER.
Thank you Jonathan!
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Rolling Pine Cone
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My dude.
Carl Gustav Jung (July 26, 1875 – 1961) was a Swiss psychiatrist, an influential thinker and the founder of analytical psychology…
Photo of Jung, sitting on stone wall overlooking Lake Zurich, Switzerland, 1949 - Dmitri Kessel (LIFE)
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Emmet Gowin
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Emmet Gowin
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Keith Arnatt
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Keith Arnatt
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Robert Morris
Box for Standing 1961
Courtesy Sonnabend Gallery © Robert MorrisSIMON GRANT: You have described Passageway ‘is a kind of tomb’ and Box for Standing as ‘coffin-like’ and have said that there is something ‘paranoid’ about the grey plywood works of the 1960s. What did you mean by these comments?
ROBERT MORRIS: Art as a closed space, a refusal of communication, a secure refuge and defense against the outside world, a dead zone and buffer against others who would intrude.
For Matt.
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Bernd and Hilla Becher, Water Tower, Youngstown, Ohio 1980
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