Research & Development
Your Timing is Perfect
and other wall works
A new performance by
Jenn Goodwin
Continuing our interest in the relation between liveness and images, Gallery TPW presents Your Timing is Perfect and other wall works, a new work byToronto choreographer Jenn Goodwin. With collaborators/performers: Valerie Calam, Luke Garwood, Kristy Kennedy, Jared MacSween, Zoja Smutny and Heidi Strauss. Laura Nanni (dramaturg) and Camilla Singh (consultant).
Notes on Back to School:
A Conversation About Making an Open Classroom Happen
Art educator and writer Amber Yared responds to Vesna Krstich’s curatorial residency, Back to School, a series of workshops, screenings, lectures, events and conversations focused on alternative pedagogy. In this post Yared sits down with choreographer Ame Henderson to speak about Henderson and Krstich’s co-facilitated workshop, “Making an Open Classroom Happen”.
Wu Tsang: Artist Talk
Sunday, November 17, 7pm
Join us for a talk with Los Angeles-based artist Wu Tsang. Looking at recent and current projects, Tsang will focus the discussion on his performance practice of “Full Body Quotation.” The event includes a screening of the 9-minute film For How We Perceived a Life (Take 3). .
Notes on Back to School:
An Institution Is a Thing Made of People and An Institution Is a Thing Made of Space
Art educator and writer Amber Yared responds to Vesna Krstich’s curatorial residency, Back to School, a series of workshops, screenings, lectures, events and conversations focused on alternative pedagogy. In this post Yared reflects on the assumed rigidity of institutionalized education and pedagogic power dynamics in response to a public Skype conversation with Jakob Jakobsen.
Ending an Encounter:
Some notes on the end of a residency
Blog Post
Posted October 22, 2013In this blog post Gabrielle Moser reflects on her time as Curator in Residence at Gallery TPW.
Feelings
Tuesday, November 5, 7pm
The May session of the If I Can't Dance Toronto reading group will be hosted by TPW R&D in conjunction with Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin's exhibition, To Photograph the Details of a Dark Horse in Low Light.
Show’s Over
Essay
Guest curator Jon Davies responds to Wu Tsang’s exhibition, Show’s Over, at Gallery TPW.
Wu Tsang
Show’s Over
Gallery TPW is pleased to present an exhibition by Los Angeles filmmaker, artist and performer Wu Tsang. Tsang’s work draws on legacies of vocal performance, re-enactment, trans/queer representation, and anti-oppression activism to stage the complex relationships between individual and collective subjects and the charged dynamics of the body, identity, voice and politics.
Notes on Back to School:
Zmijewski’s Choices
Art educator and writer Amber Yared responds to Vesna Krstich’s curatorial residency, Back to School, a series of workshops, screenings, lectures, events and conversations focused on alternative pedagogy. In this post Yared examines ideas of destruction and creation, non-verbal compliance and crappiness in Artur Zmijewski’s Choices .
Back to School
Curatorial Statement
Essay
Guest curator Vesna Krstich introduces the research interests driving the Back to School residency.
