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Contemporary Art Gallery

555 Nelson Street
Vancouver, Canada
Closed for installation
until June 7, 2024

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ArchiveExhibition
21 Nov 03until4 Jan 04

Pascal Grandmaison

B.C. Binning Gallery

Five large-sized coloured photographs are installed on the gallery walls. They are all same-sized, and each of them depicts a different circular-shaped flat object in the middle.

The Contemporary Art Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of the work of Pascal Grandmaison. Grandmaison is an emerging Montreal artist whose video projections and photographs combine interests in conceptualism with commercial trends in rock video and advertising. He will showcase two new works, Running (2003) and Manner (2003). Both document durational activity, in this instance its aftermath and effects. Manner is a suite of photographs of drum skins which exhibit the abuse of hours of service. The video Running shows a foot, its rhythmic motion almost imperceptibly hinting at past activity. With these two works, Grandmaison's articulation of physical activity takes the form of nuanced documents of its effects and aftermath.

Biography

Pascal Grandmaison's recent solo exhibitions include Gallery B312 and Gallery Réne Blouin in Montreal, and Galerie BF15 in Lyon, France. Forthcoming is a solo exhibition at the Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal in 2005. He has also recently participated in the touring exhibition Soundtracks, which opened at the Edmonton Art Gallery in 2003 before touring to multiple venues in Toronto. Pascal Grandmaison is represented by Galerie Réne Blouin, Montreal.

Eight large-sized coloured photographs are installed on the gallery walls. They are all same-sized, and each of them depicts a different circular-shaped flat object in the middle.
Five large-sized coloured photographs are installed on the gallery walls. They are all same-sized, and each of them depicts a different circular-shaped flat object including a drum cover.
A single-channel video of a runner’s foot is projected at the top of the wall in a gallery space. The video shows a foot wearing a white sneaker and blue jeans running in the dark.

Documents

Essay: "TIME!," Reid Shierpdf62kb

Publications & Editions

PublicationPascal Grandmaison$5.00
Five large-sized coloured photographs are installed on the gallery walls. They are all same-sized, and each of them depicts a different circular-shaped flat object in the middle.
Eight large-sized coloured photographs are installed on the gallery walls. They are all same-sized, and each of them depicts a different circular-shaped flat object in the middle.
Five large-sized coloured photographs are installed on the gallery walls. They are all same-sized, and each of them depicts a different circular-shaped flat object including a drum cover.
A single-channel video of a runner’s foot is projected at the top of the wall in a gallery space. The video shows a foot wearing a white sneaker and blue jeans running in the dark.