Events

Modern Fuel's Vapours will feature the exciting dance grooves of Toronto indie pop band Europe in Colours as well as the adrenaline packed performance group Maylee and Slippers Sweatshop Hop.

For its seventh year of programming, Kingston’s unique festival of adventurous sound performance, TONE DEAF, will highlight the importance of smaller labels which promote the work of experimental composer-performers, sound artists and noisicians within Canada.

For its seventh year of programming, Kingston’s unique festival of adventurous sound performance, TONE DEAF, will highlight the importance of smaller labels which promote the work of experimental composer-performers, sound artists and noisicians within Canada.

For its seventh year of programming, Kingston’s unique festival of adventurous sound performance, TONE DEAF, will highlight the importance of smaller labels which promote the work of experimental composer-performers, sound artists and noisicians within Canada.

For its seventh year of programming, Kingston’s unique festival of adventurous sound performance, TONE DEAF, will highlight the importance of smaller labels which promote the work of experimental composer-performers, sound artists and noisicians within Canada.

For its seventh year of programming, Kingston’s unique festival of adventurous sound performance, TONE DEAF, will highlight the importance of smaller labels which promote the work of experimental composer-performers, sound artists and noisicians within Canada.

For its seventh year of programming, Kingston’s unique festival of adventurous sound performance, TONE DEAF, will highlight the importance of smaller labels which promote the work of experimental composer-performers, sound artists and noisicians within Canada.

Premiere of The Gertrudes Music Video

Come celebrate Halloween with a costume party and video release. The Gertrudes, a nine-person ensemble playing instruments ranging from banjo to theremin will release their first music video, directed by Lenny Epstein, on Friday night. In addition to the premiere release and concert from the Gertrudes there will be special exhibit in the State of Flux Gallery.

Tickets

$5 at the door with a costume!!

doors @ 9pm
show @ 10pm

Sneak Preview:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSH5v624fDk
Also Check out:

Premiere of The Gertrudes Music Video

Come celebrate Halloween with a costume party and video release. The Gertrudes, a nine-person ensemble playing instruments ranging from banjo to theremin will release their first music video, directed by Lenny Epstein, on Friday night. In addition to the premiere release and concert from the Gertrudes there will be special exhibit in the State of Flux Gallery.

Tickets

$5 at the door with a costume!!

doors @ 9pm
show @ 10pm

Sneak Preview:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSH5v624fDk
Also Check out:

Soul Shakedown: Dias de los Muertos

SoulShakedown parties aim to bring the best in rare dance grooves from funk, soul to Latin, Brazilian, Pan-African, Arabic, Asian Dub, Bhangra and more. The night will start with a downtempo lounge from 9-10 and then will be dance heavy thereafter.

Tickets

$8 in advance (available at Brians Record Optiona and QCRED:343 JDUC)
$10 at the door

Soul Shakedown: Dias de los Muertos

SoulShakedown parties aim to bring the best in rare dance grooves from funk, soul to Latin, Brazilian, Pan-African, Arabic, Asian Dub, Bhangra and more. The night will start with a downtempo lounge from 9-10 and then will be dance heavy thereafter.

Tickets

$8 in advance (available at Brians Record Optiona and QCRED:343 JDUC)
$10 at the door

June Pak
Paint Job 23: Modern Fuel, Artist-Run-Centre, Kingston, ON (2008)
11”x17” (dibond mounting), digital print
Retail value: $500 Reserve bid: $250

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June Pak
Paint Job 23: Modern Fuel, Artist-Run-Centre, Kingston, ON (2008)
11”x17” (dibond mounting), digital print
Retail value: $500 Reserve bid: $250

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June Pak
Paint Job 23: Modern Fuel, Artist-Run-Centre, Kingston, ON (2008)
11”x17” (dibond mounting), digital print
Retail value: $500 Reserve bid: $250

Previous Image     Next Image

Return to index

June Pak
Paint Job 23: Modern Fuel, Artist-Run-Centre, Kingston, ON (2008)
11”x17” (dibond mounting), digital print
Retail value: $500 Reserve bid: $250

Previous Image     Next Image

Return to index

June Pak
Paint Job 23: Modern Fuel, Artist-Run-Centre, Kingston, ON (2008)
11”x17” (dibond mounting), digital print
Retail value: $500 Reserve bid: $250

Previous Image     Next Image

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Full Colour Hype is a 'retrospective' of work produced by Kingston, ON designer/screenprinter Benjamin Nelson. The exhibition will feature silkscreen concert posters, art prints, drawing collaborations, handmade books and other printed junk on paper from 2003-2008.

“Soft Abs” is an exhibition of abstract painting, and its title is meant to give a slightly humorous spin on the nature by which abstraction defies definition and evades the hard-bodied hyper-realism of much contemporary and mostly computer-generated imagery.

Full Colour Hype is a 'retrospective' of work produced by Kingston, ON designer/screenprinter Benjamin Nelson. The exhibition will feature silkscreen concert posters, art prints, drawing collaborations, handmade books and other printed junk on paper from 2003-2008.

“Soft Abs” is an exhibition of abstract painting, and its title is meant to give a slightly humorous spin on the nature by which abstraction defies definition and evades the hard-bodied hyper-realism of much contemporary and mostly computer-generated imagery.

Full Colour Hype is a 'retrospective' of work produced by Kingston, ON designer/screenprinter Benjamin Nelson. The exhibition will feature silkscreen concert posters, art prints, drawing collaborations, handmade books and other printed junk on paper from 2003-2008.

“Soft Abs” is an exhibition of abstract painting, and its title is meant to give a slightly humorous spin on the nature by which abstraction defies definition and evades the hard-bodied hyper-realism of much contemporary and mostly computer-generated imagery.

Full Colour Hype is a 'retrospective' of work produced by Kingston, ON designer/screenprinter Benjamin Nelson. The exhibition will feature silkscreen concert posters, art prints, drawing collaborations, handmade books and other printed junk on paper from 2003-2008.

“Soft Abs” is an exhibition of abstract painting, and its title is meant to give a slightly humorous spin on the nature by which abstraction defies definition and evades the hard-bodied hyper-realism of much contemporary and mostly computer-generated imagery.

Full Colour Hype is a 'retrospective' of work produced by Kingston, ON designer/screenprinter Benjamin Nelson. The exhibition will feature silkscreen concert posters, art prints, drawing collaborations, handmade books and other printed junk on paper from 2003-2008.

“Soft Abs” is an exhibition of abstract painting, and its title is meant to give a slightly humorous spin on the nature by which abstraction defies definition and evades the hard-bodied hyper-realism of much contemporary and mostly computer-generated imagery.

Full Colour Hype is a 'retrospective' of work produced by Kingston, ON designer/screenprinter Benjamin Nelson. The exhibition will feature silkscreen concert posters, art prints, drawing collaborations, handmade books and other printed junk on paper from 2003-2008.

“Soft Abs” is an exhibition of abstract painting, and its title is meant to give a slightly humorous spin on the nature by which abstraction defies definition and evades the hard-bodied hyper-realism of much contemporary and mostly computer-generated imagery.

Full Colour Hype is a 'retrospective' of work produced by Kingston, ON designer/screenprinter Benjamin Nelson. The exhibition will feature silkscreen concert posters, art prints, drawing collaborations, handmade books and other printed junk on paper from 2003-2008.

“Soft Abs” is an exhibition of abstract painting, and its title is meant to give a slightly humorous spin on the nature by which abstraction defies definition and evades the hard-bodied hyper-realism of much contemporary and mostly computer-generated imagery.

Full Colour Hype is a 'retrospective' of work produced by Kingston, ON designer/screenprinter Benjamin Nelson. The exhibition will feature silkscreen concert posters, art prints, drawing collaborations, handmade books and other printed junk on paper from 2003-2008.

“Soft Abs” is an exhibition of abstract painting, and its title is meant to give a slightly humorous spin on the nature by which abstraction defies definition and evades the hard-bodied hyper-realism of much contemporary and mostly computer-generated imagery.

Full Colour Hype is a 'retrospective' of work produced by Kingston, ON designer/screenprinter Benjamin Nelson. The exhibition will feature silkscreen concert posters, art prints, drawing collaborations, handmade books and other printed junk on paper from 2003-2008.

“Soft Abs” is an exhibition of abstract painting, and its title is meant to give a slightly humorous spin on the nature by which abstraction defies definition and evades the hard-bodied hyper-realism of much contemporary and mostly computer-generated imagery.

Full Colour Hype is a 'retrospective' of work produced by Kingston, ON designer/screenprinter Benjamin Nelson. The exhibition will feature silkscreen concert posters, art prints, drawing collaborations, handmade books and other printed junk on paper from 2003-2008.

“Soft Abs” is an exhibition of abstract painting, and its title is meant to give a slightly humorous spin on the nature by which abstraction defies definition and evades the hard-bodied hyper-realism of much contemporary and mostly computer-generated imagery.

Full Colour Hype is a 'retrospective' of work produced by Kingston, ON designer/screenprinter Benjamin Nelson. The exhibition will feature silkscreen concert posters, art prints, drawing collaborations, handmade books and other printed junk on paper from 2003-2008.

“Soft Abs” is an exhibition of abstract painting, and its title is meant to give a slightly humorous spin on the nature by which abstraction defies definition and evades the hard-bodied hyper-realism of much contemporary and mostly computer-generated imagery.