Saturday, December 1, 2007 - 5:00am to Sunday, March 2, 2008 - 5:00am
City of Toronto Culture, through its Market Gallery program, presents:
"In Praise of Cities by Enid Robbie"
from December 1, 2007 to March 2, 2008.
This exhibit provides the viewpoint of a committed urban artist and is the first retrospective of Enid Robbie's work from 1952 to 1987.
Venue & Address:
The Market Gallery, South St. Lawrence Market 95 Front Street East, Toronto, Ontario
Chestnuts roasting, sleigh bells ringing, and the season starts a-swingin'!
Join us for holiday cocktails, a few good tunes, and another fantastic show at The Gladstone.
The annual 'SpeakEasy Holiday Sale' will be held on Thursday, December 6th at The Gladstone Hotel, from 8 pm to midnight. It's an evening of arts, crafts and seasonal fun. It's a chance to shop for hand-crafted holiday gifts. It's an opportunity for the public to see the work of 40 local artists, ranging from quirky one-off ceramics to handmade soap, jewellery and hand painted Christmas cards.
Venue & Address:
Gladstone Hotel 1214 Queen Street West, Toronto, Ontario
Sunday, December 2, 2007 - 5:00am to Tuesday, December 11, 2007 - 5:00am
This exhibition will showcase a wide variety of traditional and contemporary print methods and media. In 2006 both schools exhibited a print exhibition at The Campus Gallery in The Helen & Arch Brown Centre for the Visual Arts at Georgian College, School of Design and Visual Art.
Friday, September 28, 2007 - 4:00am to Friday, December 21, 2007 - 5:00am
Toronto artist Julie Voyce has been developing her current series of abstract screen prints since 2000. Her challenge was to produce an entire body of work using the same three colours (transparent cyan / orange / black). Each abstract print was resolved using only two or three colours. Pre-computer paste-up drawings and repeatedly photo copied images are used to construct the images which are then printed. With precise orchestration Voyce deploys her deliberately limited pallette to read as rich, complex and varied compositions.
Lyn Carter's work disguises commonly found objects with carefully selected textiles that act as skins to create new forms with delicate surfaces. Pattern-object relationships suggest a codified language allowing for varied interpretations far from the original object's intended function.
Consistent within each artists practice is the disguising of self imposed limitations in the creation of the work. Where Voyce confines her palette to a maximum of three colours and a specific process of production, Carter transforms everyday objects into fanciful forms that defy recognizable functionality.
Venue & Address:
Kenderdine Art Gallery 51 Campus DriveUniversity of Saskatchewan, Toronto, Ontario
Friday, April 22, 2016 - 4:00am to Monday, April 25, 2016 - 4:00am
This exhibition brings together the work of 13 Print and Publications students graduating from OCAD University in 2016. Their work stems from a variety of media including print processes, papermaking, bookarts, and photography. Moving beyond traditional 2-dimensional works on paper, this exhibition showcases the innovative integration of installation and performance within print and publishing.
OPENING RECEPTION
Friday, 22 April 2016—7PM to 10 PM
Wednesday, March 9, 2016 - 4:00pm to Thursday, March 10, 2016 - 11:00pm
The OCAD U Zine Fair is back for its 8th year! Come meet creators from the OCAD U zine community and check out zines, prints, comics and more for sale. This year, for the first time, the Zine Fair will be on for two days and include more vendors than ever before.
March 9th & 10th
11am - 6pm
The Zine Library will be hosting button making at the event. Make your first button for free! After that you can make four for $1. All proceeds from button making will go to growing the OCAD Zine Library collection, particularly in under-represented areas.
The OCAD U Zine Collective's Self Care for Artists & Deigners zine, featuring submissions from the OCAD U community and funded by the Student Union, will debut at the fair.
OCAD University’s printmaking department presents the 30th annual Book Arts Fair. Come and browse the uniquely handmade and crafted works by many book artists, printmakers, artists, small publishers, students, professional artists, papermakers and printmaking suppliers.
This is a fundraiser! The money raised by donation and raffle tickets goes to the upcoming year’s students awards and initiatives in the OCAD Printmaking Department. Suggested donation of $5.00 (or more!)
Many thanks to ABOVEGROUND, for their support of this event.
Friday, November 7, 2014 - 5:00am to Saturday, November 29, 2014 - 5:00am
Work by OCAD U alumna Amanda Nedham
Opening Reception: Friday, November 7, 6 to 9 p.m.
Primarily concerned with the various taxonomic functions of history, Nedham’s works on paper exhibit a technical proficiency and enamoured exploration of natural history’s complex and overlapping structures. Through a process of abstraction based on the collaging of drawings, largely from television and internet sources, she attempts to focus on those moments that create tension as they challenge the governing voice of history. Nedham is the winner of the Ontario College of Art and Design’s Printmaking Medal. Her work has been ehibited in Toronto, Florence, and New York.
sMarch- Estisol Demonstration in Printmaking Studios
Visit the Printmaking Studios(Room 384)for a demonstration of Estisol. Estisol is a vegetable-coconut oil based solvent used to replace toxic solvents in the Printmaking Studios. This event is part of sMarch.
Guest Speaker: Rick Pauptit, President Flash Reproductions
What distinguishes print from all others is the tactile and physical quality it brings.
Everyone is invited to attend the 3rd Lunch & Learn on March 3rd in Room 530
Come and see a renaissance of appreciation for fine print techniques, substrates and finishes.