Teased and seduced
We’re always thrilled to pass along news about our contributors, but today’s post is special because it also concerns a specific contribution. British artist Kirsty O’Leary-Leeson, whose beautiful and enigmatic artwork ran in the most recent issue of SCOPE alongside “Pwomes”,…
The latest issue of SCOPE has arrived
SCOPE’s first issue of 2012 is now off our high-fidelity virtual presses. In it, you’ll find stimulating essays on the status of fun in our over-marketed society, on living in the shadow of the Haitian earthquake, on the grey zones…
Our grandchildren’s debt
Photographer and environmental activist J Henry Fair’s beautiful and unsettling work graced the pages of our Interloc conversation way back in SCOPE Issue 1 (go see), and so we’re happy to pass on the news that he was recently asked…
Ron Eady’s enigmatic encaustics: March 1 to 4
Encaustic artist (and SCOPE contributor) Ron Eady will be exhibiting in Toronto from Thursday to Sunday (March 1 to 4) as part of the 200-artist extravaganza that is The Artist Project, held in the Queen Elizabeth Building at Exhibition Place….
Head study
We’re pleased to let you all know that SCOPE contributor Jason Thielke has released a gorgeous new print for sale. Jason’s striking work appeared on the cover of our inaugural issue, and accompanied Nicholas Stedman’s essay on non-humanoid robotics in…
Don’t let me down
Readers in Toronto should add to their Saturday peregrinations an afternoon visit to the Katzman Kamen Gallery (406 – 80 Spadina Avenue) to attend the 2-5pm opening of SCOPE contributor Crystal Liu’s exhibition of three new drawing suites, including the…
