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Bolidea gallery pops up on St. Laurent

admin — Wed, 26 May 2010 17:03:23 +0000

As of May 21st, the empty walls of the Bolidea office, located in the plateau region of Montreal, were redecorated. By hanging local artwork produced by Annie Briard, Anthony Livet aka TONE, Douglas Capron, Janice Tayler and Olivier Senechal, the Bolidea office space was transformed from this…

TO THIS! (Thanks to everyone who responded to our open call for submissions and attached below are some photographs of the Bolidea office after it was revamped by the PopUp! Gallery)

PopUp! Gallery Opens at iNovia Capital in Downtown Montreal

admin — Wed, 26 May 2010 16:07:41 +0000

On May 15th, we set up another gallery in iNovia Capital’s Montreal Office. This Canadian venture capital fund, located in the heart of Montreal, will now play host to an impressive selection of works of art for two months. Thanks to many of the artists who responded to our call for submissions, the reception area, conference rooms, hallways, and private offices have been transformed by various pieces of locally produced art. Those featured in this PopUp! Gallery include: Alan Joson, Alexandre Chartrand, Catherine Carrier, Douglas Capron, Michel T. Desroches, Nathalie Plouffe, Olivier Denis and Julian Haber. Thanks to everyone who helped make this gallery a success and feel free to browse through some of the images from the installation attached below.

Olivier Denis

Alan Joson's Untitled V

Douglas Capron's Shinjuku Gyoen Study 2

Catherine Carrier's Douce Legerete and Conduis-moi

Julian Haber's Scorn Series

Alexandre Chartrand's Totalitarianisme economique and Bouillon de poulet

Olivier Denis' Il vint une quantite de mouches...

ArtAnywhere in the press – in case you missed it….

admin — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 17:20:23 +0000

While we love blogging and the empowerment in brings to writers and artists around the world everywhere, it still feels good to get a little attention from the mainstream media now and again. We’ve been so busy putting up galleries and reaching out to artists for new submissions (missed our last call? click here) that we didn’t have time to share all these stories with you. Check them out when you have a chance and let us know what you think – comments welcome! (Interested in joining the ArtAnywhere team? We’re looking for help. Read more here.)

ArtAnywhere in Les Affaires (April 17, 2010): http://bit.ly/aviKSO

ArtAnywhere in The Globe and Mail (April 6, 2010): http://bit.ly/cKM8fC

ArtAnywhere in The Hour.ca (March 25th, 2010): http://bit.ly/axqIas

Petit Prince Bed and Breakfast – Fully booked with local art

admin — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 21:21:27 +0000

Artists Kim Durocher and Patricie Briere

We put up another PopUp! art gallery yesterday at Le Petit Prince Bed and Breakfast, a charming little boutique B&B in the heart of downtown Montreal. The walls are now teeming with locally produced art from many of the artists who responded to our call for submissions. Featured are works from: Annie Briard, Kim Durocher, Patricia Brière, Michel T. Desroches, Catherine Carrier, Olivier Denis, Mark Garland, Chrissy Cheung, Cathy Jolicoeur, Stéfanie Belleu and Alan Joson. Check out some images from the installation here.

PoppingUp! in the Globe and Mail today

admin — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 23:02:12 +0000

Check us out!: http://bit.ly/cKM8fC

More galleries are launching this month in Montreal and soon in Toronto. Stay tuned – and if you are interested in submitting works for any venue simply send an email to popup@artanywhere.com with your brief bio, description of works and jpgs of the images. We’ll keep your submission on file as an OPEN to ANYTHING response and include with our client presentations.

PopUp! Gallery Opens @ Station C in Montreal

admin — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 02:50:14 +0000

ArtAnywhere opened up a new PopUp!Gallery at Station C today in Montreal showcasing work from Anthony Livet (aka TONE), Nadia Trudel and Kim Durocher, three Montreal artists to watch. Station C is a beautiful co-working space in Montreal with everything the independent freelancer, or small business-owner needs in a workspace: ample natural light, wireless internet, spacious work areas, hard wood floors, a strong community vibe that helps you get work done even if you are working alone and now original art from local Montreal artists. Feel free to stop by to check out the space and the works.

Working under an artful gaze...

Derive, by Kim Durocher (left) and Band-Aid, by Nadia Trudel (right)

Sista Act by TONE