In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

NMW Advisory Committee Meeting

Thursday 15 May 7pm
at the Grad Club (162 Barrie St.)

Carla Henderson, Modern Fuel's NMW Coordinator, and Troy Leaman, Modern Fuel Board Member and NMW Committee Chair, invite members to attend a meeting to discuss, amongst other things: what the membership wants to see from the NMW, priorities for the NMW for the coming year, possible funding sources, and potential opportunities for the NMW to collaborate with Modern Fuel gallery exhibitions.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In conjunction with its current exhibition One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre is holding a panel presentation and book launch addressing the history of artist-run culture and its forms of organization, featuring authors Vincent Bonin, Clive Robertson, and Robert Labossière. One Dimensional Space continues at Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre until June 7th.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

Show Your Shorts

Back by popular demand, Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre will once again host the popular Show Your Shorts Video Festival on Friday June 6th 2008. The screening, beginning at 7:30pm in the Modern Fuel Gallery (21A Queen St.), will feature a number of short films created by people from, or with ties to, Kingston's Queer community. Please don't forget to wear your shorts if you got 'em!

To enter your short film, please contact info@kingstonpride.org.

In One Dimensional Space, Modern Fuel presents the work of four artists, Melanie MacDonald (St. Catharines, ON), Leigh Mayoh (Ymir, BC), June Pak (Toronto, ON), and Kathleen Ritter and James B. Maxwell (Vancouver, BC), offering the promise of other dimensions.

With we know where we are, the artists Julia Mensink, and Lisa Visser, examine the nature of their own artistic relationships, both personal and professional, so that their collaboration becomes a microcosm that offers a perspective on other processes of collaboration.

On 7 June 2008, performance artist Adrian Stimson’s alter-ego Buffalo Boy, in collaboration with curator Ryan Rice and Modern Fuel, rode tall on Modern Fuel’s float in Kingston’s gay pride parade, celebrating art and commemorating the struggle for equal rights and pride.

Lynne Wynick writes: "My work propels itself through various media bouncing ideas back and forth, in a practice where the studio process and resultant detritus are embraced. Through investigations of location and scale, in allowing for the unexpected and utilizing the unintentional, I create a situation that is ripe for engagement and interpretation. The work intentionally confounds the perception of scale for the viewer through an ambiguous or skewed context.

For Modern Fuel’s 10th Regional Juried Exhibition, Throwing Tomatoes at the Sky, guest curator Camilla Singh has chosen works by nine Kingston-based artists: James Greatrex, Dorene Inglis, Troy Leaman, Benjamin Nelson, Aly Ogasian, Gjen Snider, Rebecca Soudant, Amy Uyeda, and Rafaela Vidinha. Modern Fuel’s regional juried exhibitions are meant to reflect the wide-ranging practices of artists in the Greater Kingston region and to provide a forum in which to compare artistic modalities from one year to the next.