Really It’s A Lot Bigger, A Lot Heavier, And A Lot Darker 2010 mixed media on extruded styrofoam, Plexiglas
Gouzenko Hood #3, Version 2 and Gouzenko Hood #11: (It’s A Thing Covered By A Thing That Thereby Becomes Another Thing) 2009-10 cast aluminum, glow in the dark plinth, LED
Gouzenko Hood #8 and Gouzenko Hood #3, Version 1: (It’s A Thing Covered By A Thing That Thereby Becomes Another Thing) 2009-10 cast aluminum, glow in the dark plinth, LED
Study for The Office of Dead Slang 2010 still from digital video
For those of you not obsessed with the Cold War, Igor Gouzenko, a cipher clerk for the Russian Embassy in Ottawa, defected in 1945 with top secret documents that exposed a major Soviet espionage ring operating in the west. Below is a short 1966 clip from This Hour has Seven Days:
i loved this work so much - anthony (guest) 3-13-2010 6:33 am
I also loved this show. It's too bad that the meteor/iceberg/rock thing doesn't photograph well. It's much more opalescent and tealy-purply in the sun when you get up close to it. - Gabby (guest) 3-13-2010 5:35 pm
Katie Bethune-Leamen: Dazzle Shizzle at MKG127, 127 Ossington Ave., Toronto, ON. Until March 13, 2010.
Really It’s A Lot Bigger, A Lot Heavier, And A Lot Darker 2010 mixed media on extruded styrofoam, Plexiglas
Gouzenko Hood #3, Version 2 and Gouzenko Hood #11: (It’s A Thing Covered By A Thing That Thereby Becomes Another Thing) 2009-10 cast aluminum, glow in the dark plinth, LED
Gouzenko Hood #8 and Gouzenko Hood #3, Version 1: (It’s A Thing Covered By A Thing That Thereby Becomes Another Thing) 2009-10 cast aluminum, glow in the dark plinth, LED
Study for The Office of Dead Slang 2010 still from digital video
For those of you not obsessed with the Cold War, Igor Gouzenko, a cipher clerk for the Russian Embassy in Ottawa, defected in 1945 with top secret documents that exposed a major Soviet espionage ring operating in the west. Below is a short 1966 clip from This Hour has Seven Days:
- L.M. 3-13-2010 3:08 am
i loved this work so much
- anthony (guest) 3-13-2010 6:33 am
I also loved this show. It's too bad that the meteor/iceberg/rock thing doesn't photograph well. It's much more opalescent and tealy-purply in the sun when you get up close to it.
- Gabby (guest) 3-13-2010 5:35 pm