Charles Pachter on Canadian Home Shopping Network, 1994
via youtube.com
dailystream.mondoville.com |
Mashing, mixing and making media make sense — send us whatever you find dailystream@mondoville.com |
[click on video to find seven more parts] http://neditpasmoncoeur.blogspot.com/2009/12/panel-notes-bring-it.html
http://neditpasmoncoeur.blogspot.com/2009/11/panel-power-toronto-alliance-of-art.html
http://www.mercerunion.org/show.asp?show_id=636
The artworks grouped in this survey exhibition originally circulated by alternative distribution, appearing through the platform of a magazine ad or TV spot rather than through the formal avenues of gallery or museum display. Many evidence a conceptual tendency, preferring to disseminate ideas over objects and each performs a disruptive function, whether an antagonistic stance or an afirmation of the poetics of art for the millions.
"When I first walked into the exhibit, I was slightly shocked to see how small it was. ..."
blog review via http://cskiadaresis.wordpress.com/2009/11/16/mercer-union-we-interrupt-this-program/
"When you go, it is essential to pick up Sheridan’s exhibition brochure, a fantastic full program (a souvenir, really) done, from stem to stern, in the style of TV Guide. In it are expository blurbs on the exhibit’s many pieces — presented as TV-show synopses, natch — which tell the story of how artists have used the mid-century mass-media formats of TV and magazines as their canvases."
five stars from David Balzer: http://www.eyeweekly.com/arts/galleries/article/77193
Toronto–ish media, pop culture, business and technology news, links and tweets at http://mondoville.com and @mondoville on Twitter.
