Le blog de jake

http://strutsgallery.ca/blog_draguhall/

The Mount St. Vincent University Art Gallery has a unique mandate.

Tom Sherman was the keynote speaker at the 13th annual Symposium of Art at The Owens Art Gallery in Sackville, New Brunswick.

http://www.strutsgallery.ca/archives/2008symposium.htm

The massive rock that is Newfoundland is perhaps best known to most Canadians as the place the fish used to be, but its soaring cliff faces and blackwater bays have also played a major role in the development of telecommunications and aeronautics.

Our first stop on the Eastern Winds tour was St John's, Newfoundland and Labrador.

we are back in montréal and are filling in the blanks of our travels with new posts that perhaps will seem out of order. While i know this is not the determined structure of blogging, i am struck by the how and why this has come to be. This has happened for the very same reasons as dominant culture history so often has missing chapters and voices; due to lack of access to the tools required to record an event in time, and, due to the demands on the participants to be in the world, not in observation of it. This slippery space is the communication space of today.

just 2 hours driving away from our beloved Sackville, New Brunswick sits Halifax Nova Scotia.

We are here parallel to the Halifax Pop Explosion. Valérie d. Walker has already done her presentation at NSCAD, and was followed up by Andrea-Jane Cornell in performance, we did the handoff of cities this afternoon, with Valérie d. going radiophonic ( as per my last post).

http://www.strutsgallery.ca/archives/2008symposium.htm

we are here!

tonight we step into the 13th annual symposium of art hosted by Struts Gallery,

Faucet Media Arts centre and the Owens gallery.

you even called me friend.....

back home...

the panel was massive...

just lost a very long post :(

we have finally reconnected to the internet so i guess i was over excited... sorry. here are the subtitles and i will re-add the content tonight when we come back from our panel discussion.

please look at the links for some of the remarkable artists that hosted us in Corner Brook, images and something a bit more robust will come your way soon!!!

http://www.fulltiltnewfoundland.com/creativecentre.htm

our home while on the west coast of Newfoundland....

and the view.....

ttp://www.heritage.nf.ca/society/portauport.html

(for a GREAT read on the history of Newfoundland check out

Theatre of Fish,

by John Gimlette