Image courtesy of Gallery 881.

Image courtesy of Gallery 881.

Community Event

SlideNight at Gallery 881

ADMISSION
$10 at Door
This event will also be accessible via Gallery 881’s YouTube Livestream.

In the spirit of the days when a Kodachrome slide projector was the focal point for family gatherings, SlideNight features projected work by a handful of accomplished artists each sharing new or in-process artwork. SlideNight is a curated salon where artists and the community join together for an exciting evening to share lens-based artwork. Participating SlideNight artists include Annie Briard, Rydel Cerezo, Dawna Mueller, Jake Kimble, Dina Goldstein.

Gallery 881 operates on the unceded traditional territories of the Coast Salish xʷməθkʷəy̓əm, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh, and Sel̓íl̓witulh Nations (Vancouver, BC) and is a production of PrintMaker Studio – a fine art print and finishing studio located at 881 East Hastings, Vancouver.

Curated by Roger Larry, Julie Lee, and John Goldsmith

Sponsors include PrintMaker Studio, Relevision, Fusion Cine, and livestreaming by Sweetworm Video.

Roger Larry is a filmmaker, artist and emerging curator. Three film installations he co-authored with Mark Lewis screened in 2013 at MOMA/PS1. He has a large body of photographs and film installations made over the last thirty years but is only now attempting to exhibit them. His fifth and latest feature film, COOL DADDY, a documentary about toxic masculinity is currently screening on CBC GEM. Other films include the feature documentary CITIZEN MARC and the thriller CROSSING. Roger was also creative producer on contemporary artist Mark Lewis’ first feature film INVENTION(2015), which premiered to great acclaim at TIFF and the Berlinale.

Julie Lee is an accomplished filmmaker, curator, art-consultant and was co-founder and director of Capture Photography Festival, Vancouver’s international lens-based arts festival. She has worked at Vancouver galleries including the Winsor Gallery, as curator and manager from 2001 to 2005 and as Director of Initial Gallery in 2014 and more recently at Frank Gallery. Julie is grateful for her enduring relationships with artists and patrons throughout the world, and the joy it brings to the work. She is most proud of her social initiatives Moja Moja, Regeneration and Unite With Art. Prior to her career in visual arts, Julie was an award-winning producer of feature films and television programs in Vancouver, Toronto and Los Angeles.

John Goldsmith is a Detroit-born artist, fine art printer, and gallerist living in Vancouver, Canada. He is the owner of PrintMaker Studio and Gallery 881 and co-Director of 560 Gallery. John has a MS Degree in Chemistry from Indiana University and worked as a chemist before transitioning to the darkroom and artist. John was an invited artist for the inaugural Capture Photography Festival in 2013 and in 2016 won the festival’s public art competition. John’s artwork has been exhibited at the Format Festival (UK), Third Floor Gallery (Wales), and the Head On Photo Festival (Australia).

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