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The Most She Weighed/The Least She Weighed
Brian Groombridge, Tiziana La Melia, Arnaud Maggs, Liz Magor, Sandra Meigs, Sasha Pierce, Michael Snow
organized by Jen Hutton
Susan Hobbs Gallery, Toronto
9 June to 13 August 2011
Chopped & Screwed
curated by Hugh Scott-Douglas
MKG127, Toronto
June 2011
24th Annual Images Festival
March 31 to April 9, 2011
online coverage of the festival .
GRAND GESTURES
Harbourfront Centre, Toronto
January 23 to December 31, 2010
Desert Islands
Michael Coolidge, Jason de Haan, Amélie Guérin, Jen Hutton, Christian Kuras, Jonah Lif, Heidi Hove Pedersen and Mikhel Proulx
Curated by Scott Rogers
Pith Gallery (1018 9th Avenue, Calgary)
opening July 16, 2010
If Destroyed, We Should Have to Recreate from Physical Need
Kim Adams, Robin Collyer, Joel Herman, Jen Hutton, Claire Greenshaw and Nestor Kruger
curated by Kevin Rodgers
Parker Branch (99 1/2 Stanley Street, London)
opening September 2010
Site Exercises
Ian Carr-Harris, Robin Collyer, Didier Courbot, Brian Groombridge, Patrick Howlett, Axel Lieber
organized by Jen Hutton
Susan Hobbs Gallery (137 Tecumseth Street, Toronto)
opening July 8 from 7 to 9 p.m. Runs until August 21
Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition Programming Series
In conversation with... Jen Hutton and RM Vaughan on Hybrid Art: The Evolution of Contemporary Art Practices
Toronto City Hall Rotunda
July 11, 2010 from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m.
23rd Annual Images Festival
April 1-10, 2010
online coverage of the festival
The 9th York University Graduate Art History Symposium
Appropriation: People, Places, Things
March 19, 2010
1 Dundas West, 26th Floor
*presenting a keynote presentation on the work of Derek Sullivan titled Noble Fuel, or How I Burned Certain of My Books
Dear Haven
Barbara Hobot, Jen Hutton & Sasha Nelson
Render (263 Phillip Street, Waterloo)
February 25 to March 20, 2010
feelers
with works by: Sarah Massecar, Sandra Meigs and Arlene Shechet
organized by Jen Hutton
at , Toronto
Opening: Saturday June 27th, 2 to 5 p.m.; runs until August 15
more info here
Sylvia Matas: Red Shift, essay for the exhibition on view now at Mercer Union until April 18, 2009.
Interview with Liz Magor, published in the catalogue for the exhibition What It Really Is, on view at , Toronto, until February 28, 2009.
January 21 to March 9, 2009
a group show curated by Katie Bethune-Leamen
with works by: Valerie Blass, Anthony Burnham, Robert Fones, Martin Golland, Jen Hutton, Kelly Jazvac, John Massey, Elizabeth McIntosh, Planningtorock and Tony Romano
Networks
Jen Hutton (Toronto, ON), Troy Ouellette (London, ON)
Truck Contemporary Art in Calgary
January 9 to February 14, 2009
Bailout
Mercer Union Members' Sale & Exhibition 2008
December 9 to 18, 2008
Closing Party & Sale: Thursday 18 December 8 PM
Hosted by Misha Glouberman
Sculpture Toronto
a panel discussion to address current thematic and methodological concerns in Toronto sculpture practices
Monday, December 1, 2008 at Hart House at the University of Toronto
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Archived essays from my old mobile gallery project, Pfack Gallery, have been added to the Writing section.
So Much Depends Upon This Moment
Harbourfront Centre, Toronto
November 14 to January 4, 2008
A virtual studio visit was conducted in August 2008 by Jesse Birch and Nic Brown of the AGYU's Snap/Shot Studio Blog. The results of that conversation are viewable .
A review of Shirley Wiitasalo's exhibition at in March 2008 was published in the newest issue of Canadian Art Magazine.