Events

Kingston Pride: Show Your Shorts
Tuesday June 5th, 2007

"Show Your Shorts" is a video festival of shorts by people from or with ties to Kingston. To enter your video in the program contact PrideArtsFest through info@kingstonpride.org. Watch the web site for program updates. Entry by donation. Wear your shorts!

Sponsored by reelout.

When: Tuesday June 5th, 8 PM
Where: Modern Fuel Artist Run Centre, 21a Queen Street

Together (2000, Sweden)
dir. by Lukas Moodysson

+ Plus an assortment of short films and an introduction by the evening's curator.

Together (IMDb):
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0203166/

Together (Rotten Tomatoes):
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1109600-together/

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

In their triumphant return to Kingston’s music scene, hometown heroes The Nooks will take Modern Fuel Gallery by storm, on Saturday June 9th in the much anticipated fundraising concert Fueling the Fuel to raise money for Kingston’s only Artist-Run Centre.

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

Following Susan Sontag’s “Notes on Camp” (1964), the exhibition Post-Camp tentatively establishes connections between the work of Shelly Bahl and Ben Darrah, and proposes that they be considered in terms of the sensibility “Post-Camp.”

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

Following Susan Sontag’s “Notes on Camp” (1964), the exhibition Post-Camp tentatively establishes connections between the work of Shelly Bahl and Ben Darrah, and proposes that they be considered in terms of the sensibility “Post-Camp.”

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

Following Susan Sontag’s “Notes on Camp” (1964), the exhibition Post-Camp tentatively establishes connections between the work of Shelly Bahl and Ben Darrah, and proposes that they be considered in terms of the sensibility “Post-Camp.”

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

Following Susan Sontag’s “Notes on Camp” (1964), the exhibition Post-Camp tentatively establishes connections between the work of Shelly Bahl and Ben Darrah, and proposes that they be considered in terms of the sensibility “Post-Camp.”

Exhibition Opening at Modern Fuel

13 June – 21 July 2007 at Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre
Opening reception: Saturday 16 June @ 7 pm

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

Following Susan Sontag’s “Notes on Camp” (1964), the exhibition Post-Camp tentatively establishes connections between the work of Shelly Bahl and Ben Darrah, and proposes that they be considered in terms of the sensibility “Post-Camp.”

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

Following Susan Sontag’s “Notes on Camp” (1964), the exhibition Post-Camp tentatively establishes connections between the work of Shelly Bahl and Ben Darrah, and proposes that they be considered in terms of the sensibility “Post-Camp.”

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

Following Susan Sontag’s “Notes on Camp” (1964), the exhibition Post-Camp tentatively establishes connections between the work of Shelly Bahl and Ben Darrah, and proposes that they be considered in terms of the sensibility “Post-Camp.”

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

Following Susan Sontag’s “Notes on Camp” (1964), the exhibition Post-Camp tentatively establishes connections between the work of Shelly Bahl and Ben Darrah, and proposes that they be considered in terms of the sensibility “Post-Camp.”

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

Following Susan Sontag’s “Notes on Camp” (1964), the exhibition Post-Camp tentatively establishes connections between the work of Shelly Bahl and Ben Darrah, and proposes that they be considered in terms of the sensibility “Post-Camp.”

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

Following Susan Sontag’s “Notes on Camp” (1964), the exhibition Post-Camp tentatively establishes connections between the work of Shelly Bahl and Ben Darrah, and proposes that they be considered in terms of the sensibility “Post-Camp.”

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

Following Susan Sontag’s “Notes on Camp” (1964), the exhibition Post-Camp tentatively establishes connections between the work of Shelly Bahl and Ben Darrah, and proposes that they be considered in terms of the sensibility “Post-Camp.”

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

Following Susan Sontag’s “Notes on Camp” (1964), the exhibition Post-Camp tentatively establishes connections between the work of Shelly Bahl and Ben Darrah, and proposes that they be considered in terms of the sensibility “Post-Camp.”

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

Following Susan Sontag’s “Notes on Camp” (1964), the exhibition Post-Camp tentatively establishes connections between the work of Shelly Bahl and Ben Darrah, and proposes that they be considered in terms of the sensibility “Post-Camp.”

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

Following Susan Sontag’s “Notes on Camp” (1964), the exhibition Post-Camp tentatively establishes connections between the work of Shelly Bahl and Ben Darrah, and proposes that they be considered in terms of the sensibility “Post-Camp.”

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

Following Susan Sontag’s “Notes on Camp” (1964), the exhibition Post-Camp tentatively establishes connections between the work of Shelly Bahl and Ben Darrah, and proposes that they be considered in terms of the sensibility “Post-Camp.”

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

Following Susan Sontag’s “Notes on Camp” (1964), the exhibition Post-Camp tentatively establishes connections between the work of Shelly Bahl and Ben Darrah, and proposes that they be considered in terms of the sensibility “Post-Camp.”

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

Following Susan Sontag’s “Notes on Camp” (1964), the exhibition Post-Camp tentatively establishes connections between the work of Shelly Bahl and Ben Darrah, and proposes that they be considered in terms of the sensibility “Post-Camp.”

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

Following Susan Sontag’s “Notes on Camp” (1964), the exhibition Post-Camp tentatively establishes connections between the work of Shelly Bahl and Ben Darrah, and proposes that they be considered in terms of the sensibility “Post-Camp.”

THEN + THEN AGAIN
Practices within an artist-run culture 1969-2005

The day before I flew to Shanghai, Hurricane Katrina went through Kingston and took out our backyard umbrella. I didn’t hear about the devastation in New Orleans until I was in Shanghai. I thought it was just your average August hurricane.

There were a lot of great things about life in Shanghai:

-no tipping
-no sales tax
-cheap taxis
-available, affordable Cuban cigars
-a knock-off market where you could buy all the brands: Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Cartier, Tag Heuer, Mont Blanc, etc. – all fake, of course, but who can tell?

Following Susan Sontag’s “Notes on Camp” (1964), the exhibition Post-Camp tentatively establishes connections between the work of Shelly Bahl and Ben Darrah, and proposes that they be considered in terms of the sensibility “Post-Camp.”