Unit /Pitt Gallery: Whatever This Is It Won’t Last Long.
Vancouver galleries are kinda like Vancouver condos: teeny-tiny and popping up all over in the strangest places.
Whatever This Is It Won’t Last Long is a “pre-apocalyptic sale” installation by Brad Allen, Scott Kemp and Gregory Ligen, Curated by Zebulon Zang. (which is the greatest name I’ve come across in recent memory. Kudos! )
It took everything inside me not to stick my debit card in there to see what would happen. But that’s just me.
Considering Kanye West’s 160$ plain white tee was sold out I was surprised the 5 by 10 foot space was nearly empty. But I have been told I can really “fill a room.”
Unit/Pitt (Formerly the Helen Pitt) is located 236 East Pender Street, Vancouver B.C.
Whatever This Is It Won’t Last Long is currently showing July 13-August 17 2013
Link to Unit/Pitt Here
Madness + Mobility: The Art Of Inclusion @ Gallery Gachet July 6-29
What a fantastic Art Cart Design by Dean Bennet & co-creators Oppenheimer Parks Artists and Gallery Gachet Collectives.
Avanti, an aesthetically driven redesign of the wheelchair by Dean Bennet and Carmen Papalia.
Other designs by Melodie Acero, Lavinia Chu, Dean Bennet, Carmen Papalia a must to be seen
July 6 to July 29 2012 at gallery gachet
Wednesday to Sunday, 12 – 6 pm
88 East Cordova Street
He’s been in the bathroom for ages…..
Gallery in Gastown, British Columbia
& Thank You to my Twenty! subscribers.
Vancouver’s Street Art Goes Indoors. It’s still COLD!
Ken opened his street-level Art studio
between the Bean Around the World coffee shop and Cathay Herbal on Gore in Chinatown where Red Star Vegetable, Fruit & Meat Co. used to be. Right off the Adanac Bike route, for you healthy people. Open since March 1st, this working Art studio and Gallery doesn’t lose the street feel as the glass doors open right up to the shopping bustle of Gore Avenue.
Ken of 751 Gore Avenue, Vancouver
“The Highest reward for a person’s toil is not what they get for it bit what they become by it.”
Visitors are invited to take photos, sharpie your fresheshest tag or leave quotes in a drop-box that will later be stenciled onto the wall floor or ceiling. There’s also a section for local artists to show their art. My favorite quote I learned from my Mom: “If you’re looking for Sympathy, it’s in the dictionary between Sweat and Syphillis.”
Hot Pink Cassette by Ken of 751 Gore Avenue
751 Gore Avenue is an old-school blast of colour and imagery. I’m going back to Beta.
Ken 751 Gore Avenue Vancouver B.C.
Sock Monkey! Visit 751 Gore Avenue. Congrats and thanks to Ken!
p.s. Ken has a blog that he needs to update here.
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