VANCOUVER
The VAG acquires 2 Jeff Wall photographs:

Jeff Wall, Concrete Ball, 2002. Image: tate.org.uk
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February 6th, 2008 — Montreal, News: Canada, Photography, Vancouver, Winnipeg
VANCOUVER
The VAG acquires 2 Jeff Wall photographs:

Jeff Wall, Concrete Ball, 2002. Image: tate.org.uk
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February 5th, 2008 — Exhibitions, Toronto
1. LOGOTOPIA: THE LIBRARY IN ARCHITECTURE, ART AND THE IMAGINATION AT CAMBRIDGE GALLERIES, CAMBRIDGE ONTARIO
February 19 - April 6, 2008

Shigeru Ban, Japan Pavilion, Hanover Expo 2000. Image: nyc-architecture.com
Logotopia, from the Ancient Greek Logos meaning “word” and topos meaning “place.”
Logotopia: the Library in Architecture, Art and the Imagination is a multi-disciplinary exhibition and accompanying book. The exhibition comprises work by artists/architects who have explored the library as a concept and a built form through four distinct categories—the Universal Library, the National Library, the Public Library, the Private Library.
February 4th, 2008 — Calgary, Events/Talks, Photography
EXPOSURE 2008 CALGARY
January 25 - 2 March, 2008

A work by E. Ross Bradley at Willocks and Sax Gallery, Banff.
Image: willocksandsaxgallery.com
Exposure joins Toronto’s Contact and Montreal’s Mois de la Photo as significant national celebration of photography.
February 3rd, 2008 — Articles, Artists, Exhibitions
February 1st, 2008 — Art market, Articles
VoCA loves the story of Damien Hirst and his skull, For the Love of God.

Damien Hirst and his work, For the Love of God. Image: theaestheticpoetic.comBy managing his own career, Hirst is a pioneer in the way the art world is changing. He works with his dealer to control who buys his work, buying it back himself when necessary and retaining a stake in it on occasion. Continue reading →