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The Portable Library Project: PLP at Roberts Street Social Centre

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Monday, October 12, 2009. PLP at Roberts Street Social Centre. Here are some photos from the day of the opening at Roberts Street Social Centre! 160;Thanks again Sarah Evans of RSSC and Morag Schonken (and Suzy, pictured above! For helping put on the show. Everything looks super! Photos:  Morag Schonken. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Portable Library Project. Invited artists were sent/delivered an empty cigar box, roughly the size of a hardcover book. Over the course of a week, individuals ...

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The Portable Library Project: Jen Pilles

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Friday, January 23, 2009. I Wish I Hadn't Done That. Is a third-year illustration student at Sheridan College in Oakville, Ontario. She is founder/co-founder of the Welland Zine Library, OCAD Zine Library and Sheridan Zine Library. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Portable Library Project. In addition to an online archive, The Portable Library Project will take the form of a series of exhibitions (TBA), and components will be housed in a local alternative library for viewing and circulation.

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The Portable Library Project: October 2009

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Monday, October 12, 2009. PLP at Roberts Street Social Centre. Here are some photos from the day of the opening at Roberts Street Social Centre! 160;Thanks again Sarah Evans of RSSC and Morag Schonken (and Suzy, pictured above! For helping put on the show. Everything looks super! Photos:  Morag Schonken. Sunday, October 4, 2009. PLP at Roberts Street Social Centre. Well, it's that time again! 160;The second Portable Library Project show opens in one week, at. Roberts Street Social Centre. Invited artists...

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The Portable Library Project: PLP Exhibition Dates

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Tuesday, March 10, 2009. I am thrilled to announce the first confirmed tour dates for the Portable Library Project! Lowercase gallery and reading room. At the Regional Assembly of Text. Saturday, July 4th. 4pm. Roberts Street Social Centre/Anchor Archive. I will be traveling with portable libraries in tow to Vancouver to mount the first exhibition in July. Wow! For more on the lowercase reading room and the Regional Assembly of Text, read on, or check out their blog. Lowercase reading room,. Is a mail-ar...

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The Portable Library Project: PLP at lowercase gallery

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Monday, June 29, 2009. PLP at lowercase gallery. I'm leaving for Vancouver this Thursday! The Portable Library Project's first public showing, at lowercase gallery in Vancouver, opens this Saturday at 4pm. Read the following for all the details, and check out this weekend's other festivities brought to you by the ladies of the Regional Assembly of Text. The Portable Library Project. The Portable Library Project is organized and curated by Tara Bursey. July 4-31, 2009. Opens Saturday, July 4th, 4 pm.

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The Portable Library Project: Laurie Kang

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Wednesday, July 1, 2009. Is a photo-based artist born in Toronto, Canada.  She currently lives and works between Toronto and Montreal. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Portable Library Project. In addition to an online archive, The Portable Library Project will take the form of a series of exhibitions (TBA), and components will be housed in a local alternative library for viewing and circulation. PLP at lowercase gallery. Stephanie Vegh on the Portable Library Project. Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

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The Portable Library Project: Cara Spooner

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Friday, January 16, 2009. By creating daily movement maps that documented both dance and pedestrian movement, the subjective nature of place and perspective became my priority. The personal scale, accuracy and symbolic notation was explained through a fragmented legend on the back each map which included things such as who I interacted with, topics I discussed, recipes I used as well as the poem from that day's 'poem-a-day'. (a task I have been practicing since March)". Was presented as a part of Toronto...

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The Portable Library Project: Sheila Jonah

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Wednesday, July 1, 2009. Magpie Box is a visual diary of treasures collected in travels in downtown Toronto over seven days. Setting the parameter that all items must be “found” in my regular environment, I spent time like a magpie. Searching for the “shiny” and colourful, the unusual and unique, the mundane and commonplace – pieces of detritus that one encounters daily. An addictive weeklong mini bookmaking experience now all housed in the recycled cigar box.". Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Is a m...

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The Portable Library Project: PLP at Mixed Media, Hamilton

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Friday, March 19, 2010. PLP at Mixed Media, Hamilton. There has been a new development on the Portable Library Project. Frontthe third PLP exhibition has just been scheduled at a great little shop/gallery called Mixed Media. In Hamilton. The opening is on June 11th, 2010. And the show will run until July 3rd. Opening night will coincide with Hamilton's well-known James Street North Art Crawl, that happens the evening of the second Friday of each month. More on Mixed Media, from their website:. Invited ar...