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Catalogue Reviews
A handful of attractive recent exhibition catalogues, as well as archived catalogue reviews.
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Download a PDF copy of the current print edition. [5-Mb file. Requires Adobe Reader]
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In this issue
NOVEMBER 2007 JANUARY 2008
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PATRICIA PICCININI

LEIGH BRIDGES

ROGER SHIMOMURA

TONY ANGUHALLUQ

GRANT BOLAND

KOHEI YOSHIYUKI
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Chris Millar
TrépanierBaer Gallery
Calgary AB Jan 4-26
GENERATION
Art Gallery of Alberta
Edmonton AB Jan 19-Mar 24
DEPARTMENTS
Previews
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Catalogue Reviews
Interesting catalogues from recent shows as well as archived catalogues.
Conservator's Corner: Preserving and revealing the history of an artwork is an important part of a conservator's role.
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GENERATION
Art Gallery of Alberta
Edmonton AB Jan 19-Mar 24, 2008
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Eliza Griffiths, Another Perfect Day (1997), oil on canvas [Art Gallery of Alberta, Edmonton AB, Jan 19-Mar 24]
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GENERATION features a selection of contemporary artists from Canada and the United States, whose work incorporates the icons, images and ideals of North American youth. From subcultures and street scenes to their pop icons and dreams, the exhibition provides a small glimpse into the world of teens, the life created for them and the life they create for themselves.
Over the course of the last century, teen mores and lifestyles have become the dominant focus of popular culture. In recent years, teenagers have become an incredible force within all areas of society and now influence over $200 billion in sales, driving product development, advertising and technological development. 71% of teens have created online profiles on social networking sites that are being plumbed by marketers. Their opinions and preferences are used as a basis for macro-marketing, narrowcasting and strategic partnerships.
GENERATION showcases work by influential young artists Daniel Barrow, Dan Colen, Anthony Goicolea, Eliza Griffiths, Justine Kurland, Kyla Mallett, Alex Morrison, Jeremy Shaw and Janet Werner.
In various media including narrated animations, conceptual sculptures, photographs merged with social commentary, staged photographs, and paintings exploring sex and gender the artists explore themes of identity-oriented branding. Ironically, the imagery also reveals how technology and marketing cause youth to respond to the comfort and security of marketing values and direction.
www.artgalleryalberta.com
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Eliza Griffiths, Penthouse Suite (1997), oil on canvas [Art Gallery of Alberta, Edmonton AB, Jan 19-Mar 24]
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Kyla Mallett, Hello!!! (2004), 1 Lightjet print [Art Gallery of Alberta, Edmonton AB, Jan 19-Mar 24]
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Janet Werner, Puppy and Pearls (no date), oil on canvas [Art Gallery of Alberta, Edmonton AB, Jan 19-Mar 24]
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