Fuse Magazine, XPACE and Images Festival 2010 invite you to the after party for the Fuse sponsored Images screening of Kevin Everson’s Erie and the launch of Fuse Magazine’s Spring issue Bikes, Boats and Big Ideas.
When: Thursday April 8, 2010. Doors Open: @ 8:30 pm — 1:00am
Where: XPACE Cultural Centre, 58 Ossington Ave (at Queen)
What else: Dance the night away to the beats of DJ DJ Tanner and DJ Triple-X
Admission is free!
THE SPRING ISSUE OF FUSE PRESENTS:
- Jesse McKee and the Aboriginal Curatorial Collective’s Steve Loft, Candice Hopkins and Leanne L’Hirondelle in conversation about changing the artistic landscape in Canada and internationally
- Janna Graham on the labour politics behind big European art spectacles
- Amy Zion on Art courtesy of the Olympic Games
- Artist Project by Reena Katz
- Reflections on our Parliamentary Democracy by Michael Wheeler
- Reviews by Glen Lowry, Bart Gazzola, Debra Antoncic, Portia Priegert and Chris Gehman
IMAGES SCREENING OF KEVIN EVERSON’S ERIE:
The images Kevin Everson has recorded and compiled in Erie operate within the realm of the ready-made, with nearly the entire film composed of a series of unedited single- takes with sync sound, presented back to back. Forsaking montage for the most part, Everson refuses to insert an editorial presence through the tropes of narration or text, and instead favours a linkage which pivots upon the only direct dialogue in the film, spoken by three workers from an undisclosed General Motors factory. While their conversation centres upon the fate of the company, a united demand for leadership doesn’t stop at the corporate offices in Detroit, but instead radiates far beyond to all levels of government and the public who are now implicated in the crisis.
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