JUL 2010
I have moved to Toronto island for the summer again.
The first issue of Sarah Lynn Knowle's new project, Storychord, came out. It has a story by Tao Lin and music by Katie Mullins and a photograph by me.
Ladyfest Toronto and TPS Student Association present three evenings of film and video by emerging feminist artists curated by Kate-Christine Miller. Each evening will be accompanied by discussion facilitated by the curator and including audience members, artists, and film critics/theorists. Discussion will address the works shown and their relationship to the evening's theme as well as what can be gleaned from the works individually and within the gendered travel construct. This night will focus on the narrative. The Journey is a story in which one character moves forward, and presents herself in beginning, middle, and end. The works shown on this evening focus on personal experience, self-determination, and process. Themes of bravery, independence, and aging will be discussed in relation to the films
"Very Good Advice" by Jenn E Norton
I put up a new video called Sea. You can watch it here.
Solid Gold
Mercer Union
Lots of new pictures.
I did an interview with the Fjord Artists' Space.
A photograph I took of Xenia Benivolski is on the cover of Sketch (Spring/Summer 2010).
The first issue of Some Ways to Disappear, a new arts publication from the UK, has published the story I wrote on the island last summer. It looks like a really beautifully made project, I'm excited to see it.
MAR 2010
Travelogues: Feminist Film and Video
Journeywomen
Monday, 15 March 2010, 8pm
University of Toronto Hart House Board Room
"A Siamese Cat Would Be So Small" by Helena Kvarnström & Kevin Marchand
"Wedding Video" by Jennifer Chan
"Song No. 11" by Celine Trouillet
"Song No. 9" by Celine Trouillet
FEB 2010
Some new photographs.
DEC 2009
Annual Members' Show & Sale!
Thursday 17 December, 8 PM
Bar opens @ 6 PM. Sale begins @ 8 PM.
1286 Bloor Street West
Toronto (Lansdowne TTC Station)
T+1 416 536 1519
www.mercerunion.org
Participating artists include:
Jon Abrams, Jackson Abrams, Christine Baigent, Kyle Beal, Yuula Benivolski, Xenia Benivolski, Katie Bethune-Leamen, Adam David Brown, Tammi Campbell, Josh Cleminson, Tanya Cunnington, Jay Dart, Taku Dazai, Kenneth Doren, Mark Dudiak, Alex Durlak, Chris Faulkner, Rebecca Fin Simonetti, Brette Gabel, Eric Glavin, David Hanes, Kathleen Hearn, Lee Henderson, Robert Hengeveld, Barbara Hobot, Jen Hutton, Marcia Huyer, Kelly Jazvac, Laurie Kallis, Rita Kamacho, Shari Kasman, Jean-Paul Kelly, Nancy Kembry, Julia Kennedy, Matt King, Helena Kvarnstrom, Kriistina Lahde, Ginette Legare, Marianne Lovink, Corwyn Lund, Sarah Massecar, Beth McEachen, John McLaughlin, Jennifer McMackon, Janet Morton, Crystal Mowry, Suzanne Nacha, Natalie Olanick, Roula Partheniou, Tanya Read, Rhond Riche, Emily Rosamund, Jamie Ross, Jade Rude, Kathryn Ruppert-Dazai, Liam Sanagan, Liana Schmidt, Jennifer Rose Sciarrino, Chris Shepherd, Lisa Smo lkin, Miles Stemp, Derek Sullivan, Aislinn Thomas, Christy Thompson, Flavio Trevisan, Joy Walker, Jennifer Wardle, Jonny Wheeldon, Donna Willard, Margaux Williamson, Laurel Woodcock.
NOV 2009
I have a video in this exhibit, which is part of Ladyfest Toronto:
Relational Politics
Nov. 26 - Dec. 3, 2009
Toronto Free Gallery
1277 Bloor Street West
Toronto, ON M6H 1N7
Opening Opening November 26th, 7-9pm
featuring work by:
Dina Taub
Tannis Nielsen
Asma Arshad Mahmood
Helena Kvarnström & Kevin Marchand
Margaret Jean Broughton
Sves Youngsten
Sarah Creagen
I have some pictures in Issue 6 of Invisible City.