Past Exhibits at Gallery 1313

Gallery 1313 was established in 1997 a contemporary art centre and gallery for the community. In a past life the site were the gallery now sits were the holding cells for the police station. This concept was the inspiration for the gallery's first show "No Escape". The gallery since has hosted many other juried, and invitational shows. It has been available to the community and other artists as well. One room of the gallery is designated for Member's Gallery featuring work from Parkdale Village Arts Collective Members.

July 9- 20 , 2008
Main Gallery : A Goat For Charlotte - paintings of Rwanda by Veronika Szkudlarek
Cell Gallery : Le Rouge et Le Noir paintings and drawings by Robert D Oke
painting , drawing & sculpture
Window Gallery : PARTY GIRL by James Ridyard

June 26- July 6 , 2008
Main Gallery : THE MASKING TAPE PARADE works by
Victoria Cowan ( mixed media ) and Kristen Blow ( photography )
Process Gallery : DRAWN TO EXPRESS – a youth exhibition for young artists in a art program at the Parkdale Community Health Centre
Cell Gallery : 0.3 sec to the MOON works by Shinya Kumazawa
painting , drawing & sculpture
Window Gallery : PARTY GIRL by James Ridyard

June 11-22
Main Gallery: FUR REAL ART COLLECTIVE presents BEARS WITHOUT BOUNDARIES - artists Jesse Inkol , Andrew Harwood , Scott McEwan , Mark Ciale , Madame Hair , Charlie Hunter , Alan Charlesworth and others
Process Gallery: NOXIOUS - SHIT ON THE WALLS , CRAP ON THE FLOOR - installation
Cell Gallery : THE SMOKING ROOM - paintings by James Ridyard
Window Box Gallery - DOLLIE - Installation by Judy Zapotochny

May 27- June 8
Main Gallery: CENTRAL TECH Art Centre Student Exhibit
Cell Gallery : WHERE IS MY HOME - Multimedia Installation by Tracy Horvath
Process Gallery: ITU - Sound/Video Installation by John Wynne and Tim Wainwright

April 30 – May 11
Cell Gallery: John Ide 's New Works of drawing series

April 16-27
Main Gallery: The Ryerson - MAXIMUN EXPOSURE Exhibt
Process Gallery: STRANGERS - interactive new media work
Cell Gallery: Kurt Rostek

March 19-30
Main Gallery: Paintings from the Edge of Extinction - Paintings by Diane White
Process Gallery: Essense - paintings by anna Lobsanova
Cell Gallery: New Works by Jo Anne Maikawa
Window Gallery: Installation by Dale Scaife .

Feb. 20- March 2
Main Gallery : SEX & EROTICA a group exhibition
With artists Brian Donnelly , Andy Gillet , Erin Finley , Jennifer Chan , Mallory Diaczum , Shinya Kumazawa , Valeria Rzianina , Chris Tryphonopoulos
Elizabeth Goluza , Justyna Dunal , Phil Anderson …
Process Gallery : TAKE FLIGHT Small Canvases
Cell Gallery : OFF GRID Works by Lauren Satok
Window Gallery : THREE Installation by Sasha Pierce

February 6th - 17 2008

Main Gallery : re- creation- NEW PAINTINGS by Shinya Kumazawa ( in celebrating the anniversary of Canadian – Japanese relations )
Process Gallery : SMALL WORKS by James Ridyard
Cell Gallery : OBJECTS OF DESIRE photo based works by Phil Anderson
Window Gallery : THREE Installation by Sasha Pierce

The Parkdale Village Arts Collective ( PVAC ) was started in 1994 and has Gallery 1313 as it’s centre.

Main Gallery : CELEBRATE – 10 Years Gallery 1313
Group exhibit with over 20 members of the Parkdale Village Arts Collective curated by Kathryn Hogg of the Glenhyrst Gallery Art Gallery of Brant

Process Gallery : anniversary exhibit in the Process Gallery - Gary MacLeod , Heather Saunders , Ruth Adler , James Ridyard and Lia De Riva

Curated by Phil Anderson
Cell Gallery : Art works by Justyna Dunal
Window Gallery : 2008 TUBE installation by Bob

Gallery 1313 is pleased to host four new exhibitions
Main Gallery : THE TORONTO/Toronto SHOW – A group exhibition with different perspectives of Toronto . Artists include Pat Rice , Nicole Stoffman , Paul Brandejs , Laurin Jeffrey and others

Cell Gallery : SEARCH and Discover : On the Trail of the Canadian Campaign Sicily July 1943 – works by Jacqueline Treloar

The Parkdale Village Arts Collective ( PVAC ) was started in 1994 and has Gallery 1313 as it’s centre.

Sale – all works $300 or under with artists James Ridyard, George Farmer, Eva Nicholls , Lauren Satok , Margaret Glew , Gerald Richards , Ethel Christensen , Jacqueline Treloar , Adam Lodzinski , Justnya Dunal , Deborah Fisher , Elzbieta Goluza , Tamara Bogosavac
and others .

Process Gallery : NEW MEMBERS SHOWCASE PVAC with works by Erin Finley , Heather Saunders , Laurin Jeffery , Tamara Bogosavac and Elzbieta Goluza

Window Gallery : Installation by Antonio Lancaster
EXISTING
The Parkdale Village Arts Collective ( PVAC ) was started in 1994 and has Gallery 1313 as it’s centre.

Main Gallery - THE YOUNG ROMANTICS - recent grads of OCAD
Process Gallery : FALL ON YOUR LEAVES paintings by Mark Brzustowski of northern Cape Breton

Main Gallery : ALTER Toronto – LCCA – Latin Cultural Association – Group Exhibition Curated by Amelia Jimenez with artists Sojin Chun with Vanessa John , Michael Brown with Adeyemi Adegbesan , Jesus Mora with Paula , Ulysses Castellanos with Miklos Legrady, Sandra Brewster with JDVishus , Rita Kamacho with Michelle Arryo, Rodrigo Hermandez with Milosz Olesiak &John Lundy , Valentina Chunlova with Elizabeth Pinter and Alejandro Freeland with Georgeta with Angie Viger

Process Gallery : HOUSE works by Dimitri Papatheodorou
Cell Gallery : BATHHOUSE QUILTS : The SEQUEL Joy Rags and Prayer Flags

Gallery 1313 is pleased to present new exhibtions Oct. 17-28
Main Gallery : STILL ALIVE ! Sideshow Banners for the Urbane by WeSee Inc ( Roy Kohn & Kate Vasyliw )
Process Gallery : STILL ALIVE ! by WeSee
Cell Gallery : Eva Nicholls Mixed Media Works
Window Gallery - Installation By Astrid Ho

Also Oct. 17 @ The LULA Lounge 1585 Dundas West 10 Years of Un Wearable Art - Fashion Runway Show

Tickets $20 A Fundraiser for Gallery 1313

Gallery 1313 is pleased to host three new exhibitions
Main Gallery : FLIGHT New Works by Tracy Horvath
www.tracyhorvath.com

Cell Gallery : ENTITLEMENT FOR ALL , IN PLAIN SIGHT EVEN works by Tom Dalton
Window Gallery Exhibition is called In the Eventh Cycle by Astrid Ho

Gallery 1313 is pleased to host three new exhibitions ( Window Gallery exhibit continues )

Reception Sept. 19 Artist Talk at 6pm . These exhibitions will be up for Nuit Blanche

Main Gallery : The Secret Room of Giuseppa Filangeri Di S Marco - Paintings by Jacqueline Treloar

Main Gallery : 20 MINUTES AWAY FROM HAPPINESS – Group Exhibition with artists Marcelo Calvillo, Erik Jerezano, Rita Kamacho , Howie Tsui , Kit Malo , Iilyano Marinez , Victor Mora , Cesar –Oropeza, Arturo Rodriguez , Srdjan Segal and Jenny Tong

Main Gallery :
Doug Calder Remembered :
An Exhibition of paintings and works by
Doug Calder

Cell Gallery :
Paul Grajauskas presents AN UNALTERED PHOTOGRAPH PROVING THE EXISTENCE OF FAIRIES

Main Gallery :
NEW WORK
- mixed media , photography and painting by
Johnathan Ball and Michael Capobianco

Cell Gallery :
Paintings – abstract /landscape by
Jacques Descouteaux

Main Gallery :
SUMMER STOCK
– recent works by members of the Parkdale Village Arts Collective .
Group Exhibit with artists
Steve Stober ,
Eva Nicholls ,
James Ridyard ,
Philip Hare,
Pat Rice ,
Glen Guerin
and others

Process Gallery :
New Members Photos Exhibition by John Gerson
– newly joined members of the Parkdale Village Arts Collective

Cell Gallery : July 26 - August 5
installation of mixed media works by
Freddie Towe

Main Gallery : OUT OF THE MARGINS – Social Inclusion and Creativity . Work By Members of Parkdale Community Health Centre Art Programs Drawn To Express - Youth 15-25 , Parkdale Community Choir ( performance June 28 Reception 7:30pm ) and Parkdale Arts Group – Adult Art Program

Process Gallery : New Members Exhibition – newly joined members of the Parkdale Village Arts Collective

Main Gallery
RECONSTRUCTED Part Two
Group exhibit for Contact 2007
Tobi Asmoucha
Robin Baird
Mary Bramley
Keith Davidson
David Drake
Dennis Duncan
Krista Ellis
Paul Osadchuk
Paul Sergeant
Lauen Scruton
Shelley Wildeman

Process Gallery
NEW ADVENTURES IN SOUND
Radio Art Salon – curated by Darren Copeland and
Radio Roam by Eleanor King and Stephen Kelly

Cell Gallery
Candida Girling : Photographs :
Photographic series of women in Southern India, working quietly in their quotidian life .

Main Gallery
RECONSTRUCTED
Group exhibit for Contact 2007
Nelly Akerman
Charlene Heath
Jim Hurtubise
Wendy Jones
Richard Lush
Christine
Marshall
Smith
Timothy Neesam
Janet Sadel
Roz Tepper
Edward Zambie

Process Gallery
NEW ADVENTURES IN SOUND
Radio Art Salon – curated by Darren Copeland and
Radio Roam by Eleanor King and Stephen Kelly

Cell Gallery
Mountain Shrine Paintings
Mixed Media works by Peter Hastings

Main Gallery & Process Gallery
ART Formerly Known As PRINTS – OCAD
Printmaking Thesis Exhibition .Media Relief , Etching , Lithography , Serigraph , Book Binding , Papermaking , Digital Prints and installations
Curated by Paul Dempsey

Cell Gallery
REMEMBER ME
works by Teri Donovan
that use wallpaper as a metaphor to reflect subjectivity and identity in relation to time .

Main Gallery & Process Gallery
MEDIA vs . REALITY
Toronto District School Board Student Works Youth examine the effects of media on youth culture .

Cell Gallery , Process Gallery and Window Gallery
PARADE
New Paintings by Pat Rice
These works are inspired by social gatherings and their influence in the cultural mosaic – in particular Columbas Day on Fifth Avenue New York

Main Gallery
ENCOUNTERS new works by Dimitri Papatheodorou
affected by the work of Richard Serra
March 7-25

Window Box Gallery
ABLUE BOTTLE FLIGHT An Installation by Natalie Wood
Feb. 16-March 22

Main Gallery
APERTURA Gallery Group Exhibit with
Cindy Blazevic
Joe Fidia
Paul Fortin
Melissa O’Reilly
Catherine Paleczny
Pascal Paquette

Main Gallery - Photography by Noah Cole presented by the Nature Conservatory of Canada ( images: 1 2 )

Main Gallery:

Canadian Findland Exhibit
3 DIMENSIONS

featuring the works of

Ari Liimatainen
John Tenasco
Rynchild Roeder

Sponsored by the Embassy of Finland, Finnair and Laitila Brewery

Fashion Show - Oct. 2 8pm MC – Russell Smith , DJ – Luis Jacob Designers – Tara Bursey , Sean Reaney , Dawn Maillaux , Richard Preston , Joelle Wall , Noxious , Melodie Carew , Ryan Alexander , Tracy Horvath , Menno Krant , Taylor Flook , Celie Champlain and Krystina Hunter .
Pictures: 1 2 3 4
Thanks to all .

Nature in the Garage

Wallis

Nature in the Garage is an exhibition presented by Gallery 1313, in conjunction with liveARTs, that explores uncommon curiosities within the urban core of the City of Toronto, which runs for 6 weeks from June 29 to August 6, 2006. The exhibition utilizes the common garden shed, placed in a few strategic, downtown areas, where artists expand on interpreting the conditions of our natural environment within an urban reality. Janet Bellotto curates a group of artists from Canada and abroad as they explore and enchant through their created environments. Planned as one of the City of Toronto's signature cultural events, for the campaign Live with Culture 2006; which will include a slue of other events, Nature in the Garage partnered with Gallery 1313 and promises to be an exciting addition to our summer programming.

Nature in the Garage artists include:

Mary Anne Barkhouse (Ontario), Catherine Bodmer (Montreal), María Fernanda Cardoso (Columbia/Australia), John Dickson (Toronto), Noel Harding (Toronto), Gwen MacGregor (Toronto), Tsubaki Noboru (Japan), and Diing-Wuu Walis Wu (Taiwan).

Sites include: Fort York, Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art, Gallery 1313, City Hall and Harbourfront.

The use of the shed counterpoints a common cultural icon, found in many backyards. For this exhibition it becomes the dream sphere - an object to capture, framing time - where visitors can experience the narratives and representations
constructed by the artists. The consideration of using multiple sites is advantageous in the way that it gets the public to move from one part of the city to another.

Three exhibit rooms in Gallery 1313 are to be used in conjunction with the exhibition. In the main gallery, monitors will be hooked to a live portal that will be documenting the various storage sheds in their locations. This allows the Gallery to be a central hub of information as well as being able to provide and guide visitors through the exhibition. In the Process gallery, documentation from the exhibition's set-up & creation process will be viewed. As its name implies, it is about the process and journey of the creation of artworks, artists and other individuals involved who make it happen. Lastly, in the Cell gallery, Janet Bellotto will be curating a small offshoot exhibition that stems from similar ideas about nature and urbanity. The artist's works in Nature in the Garage aim to inspire and are no less than compelling works of contemporary art.

For more information please visit the Centre for Contemporary Canadian Art at www.ccca.ca/naturegarage/

POLAROID RAGE
EXHIBITION: As the Polaroid format will soon be going the way of the Dodo, I decided it was time to present a survey of the Polaroid series I have been doing over the past five years. In 2001, I participated in an art happening in Los Angeles called Platinum Oasis, in which forty artists were each assigned a room in a sleazy crack hotel in Hollywood called The Coral Sands to create an installation/performance over an 18-hour period. The theme of the event was Sexual Repulsive. For my installation I re-created a Redrum room, bloody murder crime scene. At that time I had been shooting models for jerk-off magazines such as Honcho and Inches for a couple of years, so I decided to shoot a porn star in the room covered in blood as a tribute to my experiences. For me it was an expression of my ambivalence toward the porn world, a hyperbolic critique of the exploitative nature of both the adult and mainstream entertainment industries, and a cathartic acting out of a lot of personal unspecified rage. After the shoot, I invited the throngs of people who attended the event to enter the bloody room and pose on the bed for a Polaroid, providing them with the choice of either a machete or a rifle as a prop. I was surprised how thoroughly people inhabited the role of victimizer or victim (with couples it was interesting to see how they negotiated who would play which role), and how gleefully and pleasurably they participated in the violent scenario.

At a second Platinum Oasis a year later at the same location, this time with a Pasolini theme, I created another bloody room with a very real looking dead body (a Hollywood prop) standing in for the body of Pasolini after he had been run over a dozen times or more in the suburbs of Rome. I first staged a photo shoot with a porn star wearing a pig mask and a business suit and eventually splattered in blood, an allusion to the Pasolini film Porcile. Then I had the public pose for Polaroids wearing pig masks lying on the bed with the Pasolini stand-in body.

The third in the Polaroid series was staged at the Powerball in 2002 at the Power Plant in Toronto. This time I wanted to create a more purely sexual atmosphere, so I invited my friends Sasha, the Eye sex columnist and intellectual burlesque performer, and Justus, boy-about-town, to act as sex-crazed models with whom the upper crust members of the Toronto Art establishment would pose.

The fourth Polaroid series was part of a solo show I had last summer at Peres Projects, the gallery that represents me in Los Angeles. The show was partly comprised of screen captures of various revolutionary slogans from my movie The Raspberry Reich mixed with blow-ups of found terrorist imagery. At the opening of the event, I staged another live photo shoot in the basement in front of blow-ups of a corrupted version of the logo of the RAF, the infamous seventies German terrorist group.

As an extra bonus, I present two small Polaroid sets. The first was taken after a rather unsuccessful performance at the Warhol Museum. I tried to stage one of my bloody porn photo shoots, but I got the blood recipe wrong so it just looked like the models were rolling around in corn syrup. Afterwards the models took a group shower in the basement of the museum as a security guard happily looked on, a fun moment that I captured in Polaroid. The second set was taken as part of my installation at last year¹s TAAFI at the Drake Hotel in Toronto. The wonderful artist/girl-about-town known as Rayne posed in the bloody room with a blood-spattered white telephone, re-enacting classic poses of Hollywood Melodrama. The piece was called Women in Revolt.

Main Gallery -Brett Davis- Cultural Influences, (Sculpture) This artist appropriates the historic designs of ancient cultures such as Greece, England, China, and Persia in his sculptural interpretations of architecture and artifacts.

Cell Gallery - Stefan Chiarantano - Mane Nobiscum Domine, (Photography) with Poetry by Arthur Joseph

Main Gallery - Martha Eleen - Pouch Cove Air, (Painting) This series of painting was produced at the Pouch Cove Artist residency in Newfoundland. Images of graveyards and churches are situated prominently in the little village with its bleak skies and ragged rocks. These evocative images explore the narrow range of weather effects on the light and sky.

Cell Gallery - Tracy Horvath- Lost & Found, Human & Animal Artifacts - An exploration of the relationship between humans and wildlife in an urban setting.

Main Gallery - Design Hope Toronto - An exhibition of 2 and 3 dimensional work that explored the idea of home and homelessness . Paintings, mixed media works and sculptural works by 20 artists were auctioned off to raise funds and awareness for Dixon Hall’s Homeless Hostels and Housing Program. The auction raised over $7,000. To see some images of the nights events click on the following links: Auction Night, Guest Speaker or to see some artworks click the following links: Rescue Me by Lisa Dooher Untitled by Peter French or Habitat by Margaret Glew.

Cell Gallery – Margie Kelk, Caged (digital prints) (Reception Feb. 16) Using traditional Chinese watercolour techniques depicting nature and calligraphy, these are scanned and combined with photographic images taken in Datong - a Chinese city suffering severe pollution and depleted environmental conditions from coal mining. Kelk contrasts the idealism of nature in traditional Chinese watercolour with the current dramatic effects of industry.

Feb. 15-March 5, Reception February 16 7-10pm
Main Gallery – Margaret Glew and Judy Raymer Ivkoff Earthworks, (painting & sculpture) Glew’s earthy abstractions mirror the contradictory forces of growth and decay while Ivkoff’s free standing abstract works each isolate a moment in nature’s fragile evolution. Opening Remarks by Dimitri Papatheodorou.

Cell Gallery – Margie Kelk, Caged (Feb. 8- 19)
Rhythm – Margaret Glew(Painting) and Judy Raymer Ivkoff(Sculpture) (Feb. 22- March 5)

Process Gallery - Michael Sillers , Artifacts (digital prints) Sillers documents industrial landscapes and debris in suburban environments.

Main Gallery - Charles Hackbarth, Mapping Etcetera (paint, digital media & soundscapes) With this new body of work, Hackbarth generates large paintings and prints exploring cartography, biology, genome and psycho-nautical mapping.

Process Gallery - Lily Otasevic presents a sculpture show referencing various biological formations. Otasevic works with aluminum and other metals and materials.

Cell Gallery –Paul Grajauskas, Actualities and Inventions (multi-media) A departure from his usual conceptually based practice; this work consists of cartoonish ink and watercolour doodles, a text piece and a large acrylic painting. It explores the nature of documentation and the blurred space between fact and fiction.

Window Box Gallery - Fran Freeman, Regenerate 1

March 22-April 2, Reception March 23th 7-10pm

Main Gallery - The Graduates, Georgian College BFA Graduate Show (painting, sculpture, installation) 10 emerging artists will present new works in a variety of mediums. Artists: Emma Barlow, Saffron Hodgson, Angelika Lindhorst, Paula Malott, Josh Oxford, Johanna Ritgen, Julie Robb, Meghan Thorpe, Gillian Winter and Jennie Clark.

Process Gallery - So...You Draw For A Living, Sheridan College Advanced Illustration Program, an exhibition of 11 emerging artists working in various mediums. Artists: Madeleine Hellmers, Adam King, Kathryn Jankowski, Meghan Lands, Vera Lluch, Marta Mantyka, Maria Santiago, Ingrid Mesquita, Stephanie Witten, Ashley Spires and Tara Fleming. Visit www.soyoudraw.ca for profiles and images of their work.

Cell Gallery - Phillipa Hajdu, Beyond The Eye (mixed media) Exploring binaries, light and dark, colour and texture, this artist pursues processes of integration.

Window Box -Fran Freeman, Regenerate 1, Fran Freeman constructs human-scale, figurative and abstract work using paper she hand makes. Her work explores our place in the natural world, our misguided attempts to separate form and dominate "the environment", and our relationship the veriditas, or spiritual intelligence of nature.

Main Gallery - Inprint, OCAD 4th Year Printmaking Thesis Show, lithography, serigraphy, relief, papermaking, installation, woodcut, bookarts and fiberarts. Artists include; Kim Dayman, James Dyson, Laura Edmonds, Polly Hawkes, Andrea Lau, Ian Momurrich, Anne Redston, Dusan Stojanovski and Monica Sze.

Process Gallery - Output, Paul Dempsey and Wendy Cain, OCAD Printmaking instructors

Main Gallery - OCAD 3rd Year Sculpture & Installation Show - Anticipation, A student initiative assisted by professor Ian Carr-Harris. Third year sculpture and installation students at OCAD invite the public to an exhibit at Gallery 1313, to showcase their best work and celebrate the past year's accomplishments.

Artists include: Danielle Davies, Melissa Fisher, Robert Murphy, Laura Paolini, Phillip Woolman, Adam Rosen, Alex Ambridge, Priscilla Groom, Kristen Wulff, David Salazar, Laird Henderson, Matt Mincoft, Rob Murphy, D.L. Craig, Ian Langohr, Mindy Kim, Judy Sohn, Kevin Harrison, Josee Pirri, Blaz3 Golanski, Molly Buckle and Brad Bluder

Cell Gallery - Jacqueline Treloar, City Sites (painting, drawing sculpture) Researching multiple sites in Toronto over the last several years, the artist has selected various sites of transition as the subjects of her work. These sites include: Union Station, The Brickworks, and the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts.

Thursday, April 27 7:30pm
ANTICIPATION:
An Evening Session with OCAD's Sculpture/Installation Studio.

George Boileau and Ian Carr-Harris, the studio instructors, will open with comments on the nature of the studio. Following an introduction to the exhibition by the student organizers, the audience is invited to participate in a live work-shopping of the studio's critique process.

Connections (photography) Tobi Asmoucha, Kim Atkins, Keith Davidson, Lori Fox-Rossi, Charlene Heath, Jim Hurtubise, Daniel Louth, Richard Luch, Laurence Seigel, Nelly Akerman Singer, Edward Zambie, Members of Gallery 44.

Process Gallery - Richard Preston, Re: Collections (mixed media) In this new body of work, Preston generates two dimensional images in three dimensional forms while continuing his investigations of personality and home.

Cell Gallery - Marina Hanacek, Elements of Surface (painting/mixed media) Hanacek's work associates with the body in these abstract works of texture and surface; exploring and evoking acupuncture, disease and microbiology.

Window Box - Laura Paolini, Purity Hood (mixed media installation) This work references fairy tale archetypes and medieval garments as this contemporary accessory suggests a gender and power critique.

RECIPROCITY- Lecture/screening: Internationally recognized photographer and video artist Greg Staats will; in conjunction with the Contact Photo Festival, give a lecture on his work.

With the influence of landscape from Six Nations of the Grand River Territory, Staats¹ birthplace, and audio tapes from his grandfather¹s collection, the video works in progress speak not only of hybridity and loss but to the memory that is held within the landscape itself.

Greg Staats is the recipient of the Duke and Duchess of York Prize in Photography. Exhibitions include the Museum of Civilization, Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography, Museum of Canadian Contemporary Art and at the Royal Ontario Museum in 2007. Greg Staats lives and works in Toronto.

It’s springtime in the city, time to get outside, to dance, to make merry, time for Revelry. So, Gallery 1313 threw a party to raise funds for the coming year. Everyone dusted off their old party dresses, put on their dancing shoes and came out to support Gallery 1313. The events for the evening included a live auction of artworks by prominent local artists, several raffles as well as food, drink and Revelry of all sorts. Thanks to everyone who donated their artwork and to all of our volunteers. The night was a big success, raising over $1,200 for the gallery.

Main Gallery Gallery: Contact Photo Festival - Connections, (photography). Lindsay Bird, Mary Bramley, Molly Crealock, Angela Del Buono, Susan Hayes, Jack Martin, Timothy Neesam, David A Scott, Lisa Silverman, Roz Tepper, Elsbeth Wood.

Process Gallery: Ruth Mittleholtz, Swimmers, Digital Prints using Giclee program on fine art paper. These photographs suggest the bravery and fragility of the individuals who challenge the rock-studded, intensely hued waters of the Georgian Bay.

Cell Gallery: Ruth Mittleholtz, Waves, Digital Prints using Giclee program on fine art paper. This exhibition of 14 prints is considered one work in a signed edition of 4. These are close range images of waves from the Georgian Bay. Mittleholtz is a recipient of an Exhibition Assistance Award.

THE STILL CAMERA VIDEO FESTIVAL, 2006
VIDEO SCREENING
A one hour program of videos all created on digital still cameras.
Organized by Jon McCurley and Steve Kado

FRIDAY MAY 26, 8PM @ GALLERY 1313
Admission: $4
Contact: Still Cam House, 416-920-9163 or Gallery 1313, 416 536-6778
Sponsored by: V tape (www.vtape.org ) and Gallery 1313 (www.g1313.org)

VIDEOS BY:
Alia O’Brian , & Heath McTavish, Amy Lam, Grace Tang, Hanna Miami, Iris Fraser & Jenny Mitchell, Jace, Jon McCurley, Josh Thorpe, Katie Stelmanis, Laura Cowell, Mr.Tortiere, Nicole Torok, Nikki Woolsey & Matt King, Peter Venuto, Seth Scriver, Scott Nihil, Steve Kado, Trevor Homeniuk, Victoria Cheong, Yuula Benivolski & Matt Cully, Zeesy Powers