Jul 22, 2010

MAKE-BELIEVE in two parts

Part One of my MFA thesis show opens in two weeks at Art Metropole in Toronto. This will be the only time that the entire LOTTO project, all 49 prints, are shown together in one big group.



What Luck, March 3, 2010: $0 vs. $11,105,293.
Graphite on silkscreened print, 2010.


MAKE-BELIEVE, PART ONE
AUGUST 4 – 7, 2010


Opening Reception: Wednesday, August 4, 7–9PM

Art Metropole presents a group of discrete projects by Jamie Q, which come together as part of her inquiry into the social potential of art objects and the systems for their exchange. The component parts of each project are posed for dispersal. Hexagonal paintings made from found shapes exist as a large-scale modular piece that can be divided, sold, and reconfigured in private space. A silkscreened print series documents the artist’s attempts at winning a LOTTO 6/49 jackpot—each print pairs her losing numbers with the winning numbers of the corresponding draw. Paper-mâché sculpture sets suggest a shared language that channels the playfulness and makeshift economy of the carnivalesque.

ENTER TO WIN A LOTTO PRINT!
DRAW AT OPENING RECEPTION, TICKETS $2

ART METROPOLE
788 KING ST. WEST
TORONTO, ON


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