Archive – RAM exhibit at Themuseum explores interplay between art and technology
Waterloo Region Record Sep 15, 2011 Link to article: https://www.therecord.com/whatson-story/2586830-rethinking-art-and-machine/ Download PDF
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Archive – Celebrating pioneers of art and technology
Sep 20 2011 in Features by Becky Loi, Reporter Originally posted in IMPRINT Download PDF Over 60 unique and fascinating artwork on display at the Rethinking Art and Machine (RAM) exhibition From inside giant red glasses mounted on its body of a black steel tripod, a pair of similarly over-sized eyes briefly stares at the people walking in before shifting its gaze around the room, also …
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Archive – The Society Presents: Collecting Contemporary Art
March 19, 2011 On March 29, Culturites gathered at the sleek Angell Gallery to participate in a lively panel discussion. Led by OCAD associate professor & curator Charles Reeve, the discussion revolved around contemporary art and how to start your very own collection. Members of The Society were given useful tips from a couple of …
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Archive – Saris and Soup Cans
National Post by Amoryn Engel Earlier this spring, art curator Marla Wasser and her husband, Larry, hosted an avant-garde art brunch at their home. The purpose of the brunch was to draw attention to a special exhibit, curated by Marla herself, at the Children’s Museum of Waterloo Region. After a wonderful morning spent sipping mimosas …
Archive – We all scream for silkscreen
Toronto Star by Peter Goddard In life and death, Andy Warhol has been called a great many things, from deviant pop genius to crass celebrity hustler. Starting Saturday in Kitchener, we’ll be hearing something new about him: Andy Warhol, children’s artist. Warhol and kids? In Kitchener? Exactly. “Andy Warhol’s Factory 2009,” at the Waterloo Regional …
Archive – Wonder of Warhol
The Record Robert Reid, January 10, 2009 Exhibit of late artist’s work looks at home in children’s museum, bridging generations and appealing to the child in us all. Andy Warhol passed on to that great Factory in the sky in 1987. Nonetheless, his provocative, protean spirit dances irrepressibly throughout three of the five floors of …