Lee Ka-sing
Midday downtown Toronto, where the movie begins
Poetry written on a fashion magazine
Looking into the other side of a looking glass
Father with movie camera
Dog eat dog
Two light meters on our studio stationary, circa 1979
Call for artist submission
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Bob Black
Bagatelle and Babble
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(Andjelka Jovanic) Defragmented Memory
There are moments and times that exist while often captured either mechanically or through our senses. We consciously or dreamingly store them in the memory or in other puzzled places such as brain, our eyes, hard disks… Life is happening fast, information gets rearranged, our senses weaken, some we avoid to recall, some suddenly disappear, some I still hear them smiling, and others we decide to exhibit as photographic memory if the environment is kind enough to support us. Are our minds limited or maybe too complex and chaotic to organize these memory flashes logically? I use the concept of one of my childhood toys to help me optimize the extracted pieces of my past which then becomes the depiction of my memory in the present. In my magnetic flatland, the abstract segments slide and link to create a real self expression and to recreate what happened. To others, this process of tiling may have different turns as those people may have seen events differently than how they have occurred to me.
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Shelley Savor
Caffeine Reveries
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Gary Michael Dault
Tabletoppers (The Studio Within The Studio)
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