Holden + Platt

Clive Holden's Wind At Lake Manitoba 1 currently at Stephen Bulger Gallery, Toronto:

Liss Platt's Constant 5 x 5 E currently at the Art Gallery of Hamilton (AGH), Hamilton:

Bruegel-Bosch Bus

Kim Adams's ongoing installation Bruegel-Bosch Bus at the Art Gallery of Hamilton (AGH), 2020:

Long + Tanabe

At the Art Gallery of Hamilton (AGH), 2020 ...

Charles Long's untitled sculpture:

Takao Tanabe's Prairie Hills:

Tousignant vs Secunda

Currently at the Art Gallery of Hamilton (AGH) ...

Claude Tousignant's Accélérateur Chromatique:

Arthur Secunda's Cosmic Orbit:

Snow vs Brooker

Currently at the Art Gallery of Hamilton (AGH) ...

Michael Snow:

Bertram Brooker:

Early Snow

Michael Snow from the survey exhibition Early Snow: Michael Snow 1947-1962 currently at the Art Gallery of Hamilton (AGH):

Haunted

Haunted by Do Ho Suh's drawings of domestic objects, from the exhibition Are You Experienced? now at the Art Gallery of Hamilton (AGH):

I Hate You Don't Leave Me

Nadia Belerique's installation I Hate You Don't Leave Me from the exhibition Are You Experienced?, now at the Art Gallery of Hamilton (AGH):

Belerique at Narwhal Projects, Toronto 2013:

Eaton experienced

A main reason for my recent visit to Hamilton is ...

Jessica Eaton, from the exhibition Are You Experienced?, now at the Art Gallery of Hamilton (AGH):

Triple Ripple

From the current exhibition Are You Experienced?, Olafur Eliasson's installation Triple Ripple at the Art Gallery of Hamilton (AGH):

Google + Black Box

Jennifer Marman & Daniel Borins from their current show The Collaborationists at the Art Gallery of Hamilton (AGH):

The Collaborationists

Jennifer Marman & Daniel Borins's show The Collaborationists at the Art Gallery of Hamilton (AGH) just opened a week ago.  Since I'll be away for more than a month, and I can't wait until I come back to see this much anticipated show, I had to take a short trip to Hamilton this weekend.  Marman and Borins has presented at this show their continued exploration of corrupted information, surveillance and security through minimalist paintings and installations ranging from playful to heavy.  It's got to be one of the best shows this year.

Marman & Borins at the AGH, Hamilton 2013:

More to come tomorrow ...