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Videos

VideoWatch an Interview with Artist Federico Uribe

This video will make you feel as bright and cheerful as the, um, extra-special  jungle animals most likely feel in this video. For real.

Colombian born artist Federico Uribe makes us reconsider how we relate to our materials: he makes people out of pencils, animals out of shoelaces, and torsos out of plastic forks. His work shows a refreshing attitude towards nature: he doesn’t focus on the problems that everyone is aware of and talking about. Rather, he brings joy, hope, and spirit back into nature. That’s all we’ll say about him, for a description will not do his work justice. You’ll have to watch for yourself.

This video we found on Colossal is a seven minute long interview with Federico Uribe from 2011, documenting his exhibition at the Boca Raton Museum of Art in Florida, The World According to Federico Uribe.  The interview was produced and directed by David Marin of Pelicruise Film Group. Enjoy!

 

For more photos of Uribe’s work, there is fabulous documentation over at Juxtapoz, My Modern Met,  Amusing Planet, as well as the original Colossal post.

 Artist Feature  Watch: Zoe Pawlak, by Liam Mitchell

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Our good friend and talented artist, Zoe Pawlak, never strays far from our minds. You may remember that she recently completed an artist residency at The Four Seasons Hotel, and had an art show shortly after. Now, local filmmaker Liam Mitchell has released a short feature on Zoe and her work. The video offers a [...]

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March 8, 2012Ben Tour – ‘Notes From the Underground’

It’s time for another opening at Catalog Gallery. Come out to see local artist (well, Sunshine Coast artist) Ben Tour‘s new works in an exhibit titled ‘Notes From the Underground’. Ben is primarily known for paintings and drawings of figures – real, imagined, inspiring, and all the rest. You can get a little taste of his work by watching this video!

Ben Tour \’Notes From the Underground\’

Opening night: March 8, 2012

Address: 100 – 56 Powell Street

Time: 7 pm – late

Last day to catch the show: March 31st

 

VideoMore Like Our Fathers | Mike Macri @ Catalog Gallery

When: Opening Reception Friday, September 16th | 6pm – late
Where: Catalog Gallery (map)
FB: Catalog Gallery

Mike Macri’s first solo show in Vancouver, More Like Our Fathers, is a series of 12 high-realism cross stitchings representing goaltenders from each of the 12 teams of the first NHL expansion era (1967-70). Hosted by
Catalog Gallery and curated by Zoe Pawlak, Mike’s cross-stitchings are both stunning & painstakingly crafted.

Like many boys growing up in Canada, hockey was a pervasive force in the childhood of Mike Macri. Hockey has absorbed our country and is woven into our collective Canadian conscience. “The players we watched were the ultimate denotation of masculinity.”, says Mike who uses the medium of cross-stitching to explore our preconceived notions about gender and explore a rapidly shifting male culture. “Ultimately, this work looks to address a subconscious lamentation for a perceived loss of the mytho-paternal, by way of a rupture in the established semiotics of masculinity.”

More Like Our Fathers, will be at Catalog Gallery in Gastown from Sept 16th to October 2nd.

VideoCheaper No. 10 Wrap Up Video | HueTV

A video wrap up of The Cheaper Show No. 10, by Cheaper Show artist Kenn Navarra and the nice people over at Hue TV.

VideoThe Cheaper Show by The Zenga Brothers

Big thanks to Christian and Benny Zenga for their work filming The Cheaper Show this year.

 

VideoThe Warm-up by The Hue

The guys over at The Hue have completed their preview piece of The Cheaper Show No. 10. Their very own Kenn Navarra is one of this year’s artist, and the video follows Kenn’s progress in completing his piece for this year’s show. The video also features interviews with Chris von Szombathy and Ehren Salazar.

VideoThe Cheaper Show Book

This Saturday at The Cheaper Show we will be selling our first book. We worked with Ryan Romero and Travis Collier of CLOU for two months to put together a compendium of art and articles that discuss and display the Vancouver Art Community and The Cheaper Show’s function within it. Here is a short film on how it came together.