Current & Upcoming
- Art Gallery of Windsor – Split Seconds
- Art Gallery of Windsor – Echo
- Art Gallery of Sudbury
- Parkdale International Art Fair
- Toronto International Art Fair
- Carte Blanche – Volume 2: Painting
Recent
Current & Upcoming
Art Gallery of Windsor – Split Seconds
September 12 to November 16, 2008
Monica Tap: Split Seconds
Curated by James Patten
Art Gallery of Windsor
401 Riverside Drive West, Windsor, Ontarioartgalleryofwindsor.com
Split Seconds (exhibition didactic) (pdf)Art Gallery of Windsor – Echo
September 12 to November 16, 2008
Echo
Curated selections from the Permanent CollectionCurated by Monica Tap
Art Gallery of Windsor
401 Riverside Drive West, Windsor, OntarioArt Gallery of Sudbury
September 20 to November 2, 2008
The Passing Landscape
Art Gallery of Sudbury
251 John Street, Sudbury, Ontario
Parkdale International Art Fair
September 29 to October 27, 2008
Parkdale International Art Fair
convenience
24/7 window gallery
58 Lansdowne Avenue, Toronto
(at Seaforth just North of Queen)Toronto International Art Fair
October 2 to 6, 2008
Toronto International Art Fair 2008
New works by Monica Tap will be presented by Galerie Trois Points.
Toronto International Art Fair
Galerie Trois Points
Booth 1003
Carte Blanche – Volume 2: Painting
November 15 to December 28, 2008
Book Launch / Opening: Saturday November 15,Carte Blanche – Volume 2: Painting
Book and ExhibitionThe new book Carte Blanche – Volume 2: Painting surveys and showcases the state of painting in Canada today. Curators David Liss, Director of MOCCA, and Clint Roenisch, independent curator, have chosen work by thirty artists from the book to be featured in the associated exhibition. Monica Tap appears in both book and exhibition.
Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art
952 Queen St. West, Torontomagentafoundation.org > Carte Blanche 2
magentafoundation.org > Carte Blanche 2 > MOCCA
mocca.toronto.on.ca
Recent
MacLaren Art Centre, Barrie
March 6 to June 1, 2008
Reception: Thursday April 3, 7:00 pm
Artist’s talk: Thursday May 1, 7:00 pmMonica Tap: Views from the Train
One-second Hudson and other worksMacLaren Art Centre
37 Mulcaster Street, Barrie, OntarioWynick|Tuck Gallery, Toronto
April 2 to 26, 2008
Pulse: Film and Painting after the Image
Curated by Ingrid Jenkner and Barbara SternbergWynick|Tuck Gallery
401 Richmond Street West, Suite 128 (ground floor), TorontoWynick|Tuck Gallery, Toronto
November 24 to December 15, 2007
New Paintings
Wynick|Tuck Gallery
401 Richmond Street West, Suite 128 (ground floor), TorontoElissa Cristall Gallery, Vancouver
July 12 to August 11, 2007
Cartographies
Melanie Authier, Martin Golland, John Kissick, Pete Smith and Monica TapElissa Cristall Gallery
2245 Granville Street, Vancouver, British ColumbiaGalerie Trois Points, Montréal
June 2 to July 16, 2007
Chromophilie II
Cynthia Gerard, Justin Stephens and Monica TapGalerie Trois Points
372 Ste-Catherine ouest, Door 520, Montréal, Quebec
Margaret Thatcher Projects, New York
May 10 to June 16, 2007
Reception: Thursday May 10, 6:00 to 8:00 pmSéance
Margaret Thatcher Projects
511 West 25th Street, 4th Floor, New York, NYKitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery, Kitchener
January 9 to March 31, 2007
Séance
Séance uses painting and video to examine the intersecting histories of the Grand River, Homer Watson and the Lily Dale spiritualist community in upstate New York. Curated by Allan Harding McKay.
Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery
101 Queen Street North Kitchener, OntarioMount Saint Vincent University Art Gallery, Halifax
October 14 to November 26, 2006
Pulse: Film & Painting After the Image
Pulse brings experimental film into dialogue with contemporary abstract painting by presenting the two art forms adjacent to one another in the same gallery space. The films were selected for their tendencies to dismantle the stability of the representational image, or to dispense with it altogether, and the paintings for their matching emphasis on optical vibration, repetition, rhythm, layering and blurring of figure-ground distinctions. Instead of the fixed image of narrative cinema and representational painting, our selection brings out the counterimage (and afterimage) of process. The prevailing aesthetic is pulsatile–similar to that of blinking neon signs or the strobe effects of video games. In such an optically active environment, perhaps, the shared concerns of artists who work in time-based and space-based media will become more apparent.
Co-curated by Ingrid Jenkner and Barbara Sternberg, in consultation with Gerda Cammaer.
Mount Saint Vincent University Art Gallery
166 Bedford Highway Halifax, Nova Scotia