I’m having one of those weeks when I have fleeting but intense moments of wanting to drop out of grad school. There are far too many assignments involved with practical business and curatorial classes and right now I should be skiing, not proposing to write a paper comparing the management issues in dealing with creative individuals in various arts organizational structures.
Mostly, I want to be able to play hooky to go to Paul Butler’s Collage Party at the Justina M. Barnicke Gallery next week.
Seriously, how fun does this look?
A previous collage party at the Mocca in Toronto
Micah Lexier, Derek Sullivan, Sandy Plotnikoff, Anitra Hamilton, Kristan Horton, Dave Dyment, Katie Bethune-Leamen, and Jon Sasaki.
Who doesn’t like sitting on the floor with safety scissors, glue sticks and a pile of vintage magazines? The only thing that could make it better is if wine was also being served.
Also, in keeping with the catophilia theme, this image from Paul Butler’s website has the funniest caption:
Kitty Scott interacting with Jason McLean installation, MoCCA, Torana
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