Dec 7 to Jan 9
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PRESS RELEASE
For more information contact:
Rob Gill 705-789 -9813 barfff@gmail.com
SUPER MEGA ART BLAST 2000
On December 7th local installation artist Rob Gill will begin work on a month long project he will build on site at The Art Space gallery. The public is encouraged to drop in repeatedly over a four-week period to view the progression. Due to the nature of the exhibit and installation the artist and The Art Space is pleased to extend an invitation to two special viewing events: An opening blast where music and sound sensations abound, plus treats, Friday December 9th, and a closing blast of vast music sensation explosions and 'the Feast of Ages' Saturday January 7th.
Rob Gill describes his show: “Sometimes I really have to wonder what is it that it is that it will be again . . . OK so this is an art show. Plenty of explosions, lots of things will be there; there will be people there some of the time and at other times not so much. Time will pass, things will occur and then other things will quickly occur not long after. No one knows for sure if this is right or not. One thing that is certain though; those who have the things will have them or may not have them later on. Some things change and then other things not so much. It is all up to the hands of fate of time. No one could have predicted that this would happen but there you have it, it did, so you just move forward boldly into the future calmly and boldly knowing that this is ready and willing to continue to be able to do what it has been doing all along. But, it really isn't what it at all seems to have been or might have been or otherwise not have been what it really, in all reality, is. If this seems confusing then already you understand that it has been going on for quite some time now. It is all up to the cards that are played and no one knows that better than the players themselves do. All this and more (or less) (in the case of determining extra bonus material) can be yours. Be aware of that, knowing that sooner or later what it was that was thought to have been there will have completely become what is indeed not at all anymore. These are things that, like it or not, have become part of the daily landscape and exist in the way that things ought to or ought not to, as explained earlier.”
The Art Space Gallery is located on Queen Street, across from River Mill Park and is open Thursday through Saturday, 11 am – 4 pm. (Closed Dec. 22 to 28) The Huntsville Art Society, an incorporated not-for-profit organization, has established The Art Space with hopes that it will lead to the development of a public art gallery in Huntsville. The mission of The Art Space is to enrich local and regional culture by providing a showcasing forum for local and national artists, providing continuous exposure to the visual arts and encouraging community involvement through outreach, education and service. In addition to exhibitions, The Art Space also offers a wide range of educational activities, and creative experiences for children, teens and adults. More information is available at www.huntsvilleartsociety.ca
Rob Gill 705-789 -9813 barfff@gmail.com
SUPER MEGA ART BLAST 2000
On December 7th local installation artist Rob Gill will begin work on a month long project he will build on site at The Art Space gallery. The public is encouraged to drop in repeatedly over a four-week period to view the progression. Due to the nature of the exhibit and installation the artist and The Art Space is pleased to extend an invitation to two special viewing events: An opening blast where music and sound sensations abound, plus treats, Friday December 9th, and a closing blast of vast music sensation explosions and 'the Feast of Ages' Saturday January 7th.
Rob Gill describes his show: “Sometimes I really have to wonder what is it that it is that it will be again . . . OK so this is an art show. Plenty of explosions, lots of things will be there; there will be people there some of the time and at other times not so much. Time will pass, things will occur and then other things will quickly occur not long after. No one knows for sure if this is right or not. One thing that is certain though; those who have the things will have them or may not have them later on. Some things change and then other things not so much. It is all up to the hands of fate of time. No one could have predicted that this would happen but there you have it, it did, so you just move forward boldly into the future calmly and boldly knowing that this is ready and willing to continue to be able to do what it has been doing all along. But, it really isn't what it at all seems to have been or might have been or otherwise not have been what it really, in all reality, is. If this seems confusing then already you understand that it has been going on for quite some time now. It is all up to the cards that are played and no one knows that better than the players themselves do. All this and more (or less) (in the case of determining extra bonus material) can be yours. Be aware of that, knowing that sooner or later what it was that was thought to have been there will have completely become what is indeed not at all anymore. These are things that, like it or not, have become part of the daily landscape and exist in the way that things ought to or ought not to, as explained earlier.”
The Art Space Gallery is located on Queen Street, across from River Mill Park and is open Thursday through Saturday, 11 am – 4 pm. (Closed Dec. 22 to 28) The Huntsville Art Society, an incorporated not-for-profit organization, has established The Art Space with hopes that it will lead to the development of a public art gallery in Huntsville. The mission of The Art Space is to enrich local and regional culture by providing a showcasing forum for local and national artists, providing continuous exposure to the visual arts and encouraging community involvement through outreach, education and service. In addition to exhibitions, The Art Space also offers a wide range of educational activities, and creative experiences for children, teens and adults. More information is available at www.huntsvilleartsociety.ca
