Fine Line - curated by Mia Nielsen
September 25 to October 28, 2007 in Viborg, Denmark
Edith Dakovic Home is Where the heart is 2007 silicone, human hair, pigment, tent hardware
Max Streicher Horses 2003 vinyl and electric fans
The largest exhibition of contemporary Canadian art held in Denmark; featuring installation, video and mixed media works by:
Paul Butler, Edith Dakovic, Angela Grossmann , Diane Landry, Nicholas & Sheila Pye,
Jessica Thompson, Max Streicher, Robert Waters
The show will occupy three sites across the town of Viborg, the Kunsthallen Brænderigården at Riddergade 8, Senko at Sct. Mathiasgade 35 D and an outdoor installation at Viborg Svømmerhal at Banegårdspladsen 1, all within a 3km route.
More wonderfulness from Max:
(A proud maker of inflatable fluffies since 1992.)
is that the harthouse pool
Yes it is the Hart House pool. Shot from the balcony with all those red leather and oak chairs, because there's nothing like the view of a swimming pool to get one in the mood to read some Robertson Davies.
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Fine Line - curated by Mia Nielsen
September 25 to October 28, 2007 in Viborg, Denmark
Edith Dakovic Home is Where the heart is 2007 silicone, human hair, pigment, tent hardware
Max Streicher Horses 2003 vinyl and electric fans
The largest exhibition of contemporary Canadian art held in Denmark; featuring installation, video and mixed media works by:
Paul Butler, Edith Dakovic, Angela Grossmann , Diane Landry, Nicholas & Sheila Pye,
Jessica Thompson, Max Streicher, Robert Waters
The show will occupy three sites across the town of Viborg, the Kunsthallen Brænderigården at Riddergade 8, Senko at Sct. Mathiasgade 35 D and an outdoor installation at Viborg Svømmerhal at Banegårdspladsen 1, all within a 3km route.
- L.M. 9-28-2007 9:12 am
More wonderfulness from Max:
(A proud maker of inflatable fluffies since 1992.)
- L.M. 9-28-2007 11:25 am
is that the harthouse pool
- anthony (guest) 9-30-2007 7:09 am
Yes it is the Hart House pool. Shot from the balcony with all those red leather and oak chairs, because there's nothing like the view of a swimming pool to get one in the mood to read some Robertson Davies.
- L.M. 10-01-2007 6:06 am