September 11 – 15, 2010
Opening Reception:
Saturday, September 11
7pm – 12pm
Come by for great food & drinks, amazing music courtesy of Link, and brilliant artwork from a selected group of very talented individuals.
Vicky Avramopoulos
Stacy Croucher
Andru Fraser Doyle
Joanna Glezakos
Tiffany Huta
Beth Macdonald
Brianna Maclellan
Matt Moreland
Amy Muir
Tara Nicholson
Sam Nolan
Graham Post
Dean Toth
Ashley Van Der Laan
Louisa Zadwadzki
Check out this event on Facebook!
Function13 is proud to present a new clothing line – Team Manila!
Team Manila Lifestyle draws inspiration from the urban lifestyle, culture and imagery of the city of Manila, capital of the Philippines. From graphic interpretations of national icons to silhouettes of odds and ends from everyday life in the city’s streets, Team Manila Lifestyle incorporates anything and everything that exemplifies life in Manila.
SAVAC Presents
Velocity: the rate of change of position
Meera Margaret Singh, Gaby, 2010, colour inkjet prints, 44×44
Arwa Abouon, Sharlene Bamboat, Pritika Chowdhry, Shireen Kamran, Meera Sethi, Meera Margaret Singh
17-26 September, 2010 at Function13 Gallery
Opening reception: Saturday, 18 September, 3-6pm
Jury: Samina Mansuri, Ryan McGilvery, Ananya Ohri, Victoria Moufawad-Paul, Tazeen Qayyum
SAVAC (South Asian Visual Arts Centre) is pleased to present Velocity: rate of change of position, an annual juried members’ exhibition that features innovative and contemporary artworks by emerging and mid-career artists from SAVAC’s membership. Every year, SAVAC invites proposals for new or recently completed artworks through an open call. A jury comprising of artists, curators and SAVAC members select works based on artistic merit and new approaches and ideas on themes surrounding contemporary South Asian identities and experiences.
Velocity: rate of change of position brings together artworks by Arwa Abouon (Montreal), Sharlene Bamboat (London, UK/Toronto), Pritika Chowdhry (Madison, USA), Shireen Kamran (Montreal), Meera Sethi (Toronto) and Meera Margaret Singh (Toronto) that explore the parallels and divergences between our daily routines and the rapidly changing urban environment. The artists engage with fragmented and interconnected narratives from multiple histories to develop works that resonate with the current times.
Intimate Stains
a printed matter exhibition featuring toronto-based print makers
Dave Murray – www.davemurrayillustration.com
Alex Mackenzie – newphenomena.blogspot.com
Jon Todd – www.jontodd.ca
Ginette Lapalme – www.ginettelapalme.com
Jeff Garcia – halohalo.ca
Alicia Nauta – murdertides.blogspot.com
Andrew Zukerman – andrewzukerman.blogspot.com
@ Function13 Gallery
August 5th – 19th
OPENING NIGHT
Thursday, August 5th
7pm-11pm
Music by: DJ Longhorn Grille
Projections by: Exploding Motor Car Compilation from 2004-2009
explodingmotorcar.ca
Bring your own pillow || Pillowcases printed on-site
Music || Snacks || Drinks || Prints || Cuddles
What more could you ask for?
Official Launch of Mountains 2
Friday, July 30, 2010
7:00pm – 11:00pm
@ Function13 Gallery
The show will feature the photography & art of:
Brooks Reynolds – www.brooksreynolds.com
Sylvia Waliczek – Currently on display at Function 13
Tod Ainslie – Featured in Mountains 2
Ryan MacDonald – www.shoutymouths.com
Jess Baumung – www.jessbaumung.com
Jackie Musial – www.justbearwithme.blogspot.com
Erin McPhee – www.mcpheee.blogspot.com
Casey Shea – Musician gone artist
& the music of:
Everlea – www.myspace.com/everlea
San Sebastian – www.myspace.com/wearesansebastian
Check out the facebook event page here.
Velocity: The Rate of Change of Position
A SAVAC Juried Members Exhibition
The South Asian Visual Arts Centre is pleased to announce an open call for Velocity, SAVAC’s Annual Juried Members’ Group Exhibition. SAVAC invites proposals for new and innovative artworks that explore current issues and ideas shaping South Asian identities and experiences.
The exhibition will take place at Function 13: Design, Art & Technology Store & Gallery from 17-25 September 2010.
Deadline for proposals: 26 July 2010. Click here for application details.
Bare Bones, the bastard stepbrother of a magazine called Le Gun, is a zine based out of London, England. Headed up by Harry Malt, this punk-esque zine provides a platform for contributors, generally limited by the confines of commercial work, to vent through lowbrow art and humor. Recently featured contributors include: Neal Fox, Nial O’Brian, Harry Malt, Tobias Tak, Chris Bianchi and Michael Smith.
Bare Bones has had three shows in London and are crossing the ocean into New York in June.
In the meantime, stop by Function13 to pick-up a copy of Bare Bones or check out their blog:
http://quarterlybarebones.blogspot.com/
BareBones 3 from Bare Bones on Vimeo.
Milk Thistle
July 10, 2010 – July 16, 2010
Opening Night: July 10th 7pm
A Multi-faceted Art Exhibition Featuring: Erkia Altosaar, Gordon Auld, Peter Beales, Katrina Cervoni, Zac Chia, Andrew Clarke, Amanda Compagnone, Taya Cornett, Joren Cull, Julia Dickens, Andru Doyle, Renee Dykeman, Patrick Estebar, Eryn Hill, Tiffany Huta, Ryan Joelson, Emily Kouri, Andrea Manica, Kaley McKean, Nolan Pelletier, Sylvia Walczek, Annie Tang and Pris Chan
North by Northeast, in association with FITC Events, recently hosted NXNE Interactive (NXNEi) – and Function13 got to be there!
Combining NXNE’s distinctive community of music fans and industry connections with FITC’s experience with design & technology events, NXNEi explored the arenas of technology, social media, and business. Highlights include presentations by Ze Frank, Zack Lieberman, and Kickstarter’s Perry Chen, as well as panels that covered a wide range of topics such as: Women in Tech and Social Media, The Lost Art of Storytelling, and Consumers Becoming Creators.
Didn’t get to attend NXNEi? Check out ‘Power Friending: Demystifying Social Media to Grow Your Business’ by Amber Mac, panelist in ‘Architects of Community’, on sale at Function13 now!
Check out what others had to say about the Function13 Store & Gallery:
Best Design Store 2008 Now Magazine
Design Lines
Globe and Mail Feature
Eye Weekly
Blog.TO Feature
Feature on Stash DVD Magazine