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USA: Oye! Times readers Get FREE $30 to spend on Amazon, Walmart…Dates: November 28, 2013 to November 28, 2013
Location: Gallery 1313
New Exhibitions Nov. 27- Dec. 8th Gallery 1313 1313 Queen St. West www.g1313.org Reception Nov . 28th 7-10pm Main Gallery: bands I owe a painting -new paintings by Marc – Andre Brzustowski Partial proceeds from sale of paintings to benefit the Groundswell Community Justice Trust Fund www.groundswell.ca Cell Gallery LOVE Daddy collage and assemblage works works by Paul Kilbertus Process Gallery : Relief Fundraiser for Philippines ( 50% of all sales to go to the Red Cross ) Participating artists Sharon Erlichman , Julia Hacker , Phil Anderson , Ana Wood ,JoAnne Maikawa , Ethel Christensen , Joan Malcolmsen and others . Works can be seen online at www.g1313.org .Art works not sold will be on display in the main gallery Dec. 12-20. Window Box Gallery : The Toronto Hyperbolic Crochet Reef The Toronto Hyperbolic Crochet Reef is a collective project of endless crochet for the city of Toronto. Inspired by the pioneering work in hyperbolic crochet of Dr. Daina Taimina and the artful modelling projects of the Institute for Figuring in Los Angeles, the Toronto Reef is just one in a great confluence of reefs worldwide that use craft and community art to address the problems of global warming and plastic oceanic trash. The reef is run and mostly built by Angelune Des Lauriers, Shannon Gerard, Kalpna Patel and Becky Johnson but it remains open to coral contributions from anyone in the city. The Toronto Hyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef has been exhibited at City of Craft, Roadside Attractions, Fly Gallery, The Knit Cafe and at White Elephant as part of Hamilton Supercrawl. http://torontohyperbolicreef.blogspot.ca/ Gallery Hours Wed Sun . 1-6pm
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