Actualités

Featuring: Iwona Blazwick
Director, Whitechapel Art Gallery London, UK

JUST WHAT IS IT
THAT MAKES TODAY'S INSTITUTIONS
SO DIFFERENT
SO APPEALING?

This lecture explores the transformation of the museum, from mausoleum
to mass spectacle - and the implications for artists and audiences in
the 21st century.

Wednesday March 10, 2010
Lecture location - War Memorial Hall
University of Guelph
Guelph, Ontario
Lecture- 5:30pm

Please also plan to join us for the MFA Open Studios before or after the lecture:
Wednesday March 10, 2010
Open Studio 2:00-5:00 pm and 7:00-9:00pm

Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT)
WINTER 2010 FILM AND DIGITAL WORKSHOPS
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We have over 45 workshops this season on Super 8mm, 16mm,
35mm and HD filmmaking.
WINTER SPECIAL FOCUS: 8MM and 35MM

Registration CONTINUES at our facility located at 1137 Dupont
Street (at Gladstone Avenue, just east of Dufferin Street),
Toronto

Space is limited! Register early! You can register in person or
over the phone.

Download a complete workshop schedule (PDF file):
http://www.lift.on.ca/mt/workshops.html

UPCOMING WORKSHOPS:

The Free Screen: This month at TIFF CINEMATHEQUE
All screenings in this series are free!

farocki

Harun Farocki’s
IMAGES OF THE WORLD AND THE INSCRIPTION OF WAR

February 17 to March 13, 2010
Reception: Thursday, February 18, 5 to 7 pm

The artists within this show, Ivette Aghajani, Eugenie Davis,
Shlomi Greenspan, Nathaniel Hurtubise, Megan A. Skyvington,
and Jarrod Wilson produce work which explores architectural
forms and space as points of personal reference, whether
referring to a personal memory or to a geographical location.
The idea of space as a referent indicates an interest in the
search for individual identities and a sense of place within a
system which perceives space as property and wealth.

Curated by Christine Swiderski.

Exposition solo présentée au MAI du 4 février au 13 mars 2010

Vernissage / visite guidée / lancement des publications : jeudi 4 février à 17h
Horaire de la galerie du MAI : mardi au samedi, de 12h à 18h

Montréal, le 26 janvier 2010 – Le MAI (Montréal, arts interculturels) accueille Brendan Fernandes du 4 février au 13 mars pour son exposition solo Haraka Haraka. L’artiste international y présente un trio d’œuvres vidéo récentes qui explorent l’expérience de l’identité hybride, de la mémoire diasporique et de la migration.