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http://www.woomagazine.ca/2010/10/15/jeneen-frei-njootli/

Exchange Show

THE EXCHANGE SHOW is an annual event at Emily Carr University. It showcases artwork that over 30 students have created while on exchange, drawing influences from other cultures, artists and educators. Their work will be exhibiting in The Concourse Gallery from October 21st to October 28th, 2010

Featured artists:
Alex Achtem
Zhoh Autrite Mauw
Andrew Campbell
Madeline Campbell
Joey Chung
Shannon Craver
Jeneen Frei Njootli
Del Hillier
Andrew Hogg
Katherine Hyde
Arseni Khamzin
Felix Chun Lam
Zack Marlow-McCarthy
Carrie Mombourquette
Marina Nazarova
Kalli Niedoba
Kimberly Palmer
Joanna Peters
Nicole Pizzarro
Yuriy Rzhemovskiy
Rachel Simpson
Alex Slaughter
Daniel Smith
Mitch Speed
Sen-Huy Tan
Liz Toohey-Wiese
Ola Volobuyeva
Emma Walter
Anastasia Watson
Haliey Gooch
Haley Hunt-Brondwin
Sibel Duzenli

Join us for music by Alex Slaughter, drinks and some snacks at the opening reception – 7pm on October 21st.

Phatic

A conversation in Sydney.

spillin snow

Art Opening

The majority of people at an opening spend a few minutes glancing at the art and the next hour or two is spent in line at the bar, at the snacks table, shmoozing and smoking. For my solo show, the gallery itself will function as the work of art. I want to comment on the social dynamic of exhibition openings challenging the value systems at play in the art world. I handed out 50 hand painted, editioned prints of the poster as a means for advertising, while the work displayed in the gallery was comprised of 151 black and white xeroxed prints. The opening will begin at 5pm Friday May 7th 2010 at Ded Space Gallery. It is located on the Sydney College of the Arts Campus.

peersoon

I had the opportunity to be the stylist in a photoshoot with Caty Smith http://catysmith.wordpress.com/ more photos with appear soon!

baba loons

further explorations in drawing liberation. balloons imaginations. play. childhood. certain darkness in imagery. deceptive simplicity.

along the way