HERE IS NOW

Is a "pop-up" art exhibition featuring the works of eleven contemporary Vancouver artists, who will be taking over a storefront for one night only on October 24. 2009 in Vancouver Canada.

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‡‡ HERE IS NOW FINAL SHOW BEFORE OUR WEST COAST TOUR ‡‡

Come join us for our final second installment show at The Chapel.
This Friday we will complete our month long project, where we introduced new artists into the space each week starting with a group of thirteen. This Friday we introduce 5 more artists to make a total of 39 artists.


works by 39 Artists:

Mark Anthony Jacobson

Anna MacLellan

Simon Redekop

Sarah Holtom

Roger Allen

Chris Von Szombathy

Caleb Beyers

Joshua Van Dyke

Brock Watson

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Jody Rogac

Salazar Collective

Heather Martin (Mono)

Michelle Ford

Graham Landin

Tyler Lepore

Nathan Wiens

Kaput

Peter Taylor

Raif Adelberg

Nick Lepard

Kyle Scully

Camilla d’Errico

Andrew Pommier

The Wizard Gang

Calen Knauf

Robert Mearns

Pete O. Miles

Jordan Ashley

Justin Gradin

Bob Kronbauer

Randy Laybourne

Jessica Delorme

Sean Orr

Caroline Weaver

Dan Siney

Luke Ramsey

Hana Pesut

Natasha Lands

Reid Stewart


MUSIC PROVIDED BY:

‡ Cherchez ‡

‡ Love Dancing ‡

‡ Cam Dales ‡

‡ Kut Corners ‡


‡‡‡LIVE PORTRAIT DRAWING DONE BY Sarah Holtom‡‡‡

‡‡‡ AT 12 MIDNIGHT Ojibway Shaman artist Mark Anthony Jacobson “Rainbow Thunder Bird” will Shamanize the environment with a prayer and blessing with an Eagle Staff, All are welcome ‡‡‡



▐ ▐ THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE ALL THE NEW WORK▐ ▐



*Also during the event we will have a POP UP SHOP (an in house store where all sorts of things will be sold) with:

El Kartel / Super Champion▐ LifeTime Collective ▐ Anti Social ▐ Mono ▐ The Woodlands ▐ The Wizard Gang ▐ Peter Taylor ▐ Andrew Pommier ▐ kaput…AND MORE!


THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS: LifeTime Collective ▐ Antisocial ▐
Super Champion ▐ Vancouver Is Awesome

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HERE IS NOW Presents:


Here Is Now is a series of “pop-up” exhibitions that features the work of contemporary Vancouver artists shown within the unconventional space. The intention of Here Is Now is to view the exhibits themselves as an overall installation, through the exploration of time and space, creating an aesthetic that varies in participation, duration and negotiates and reconfigures the use of the unconventional space. Through this approach we wish to create a movement that focuses on what Is Here Now.

HERE IS NOW Second Installment,

Featuring the work of:

Jody Rogac - http://www.jodyrogac.com/

Salazar Collective - http://www.salazarfilm.com/

Heather Martin (Mono) - http://www.monoclothing.ca/

Michelle Ford - http://www.michelleford.ca/

Graham Landin - http://grahamlandin.blogspot.com/

Tyler Lepore - http://www.superchampionshop.com/

Nathan Wiens - http://chapelarts.com/site/?cat=18

Kaput

Peter Taylor - http://www.handmadefeat.com/

Raif Adelberg

Nick Lepard - http://www.10fourdesign.com/nick/index.html

Camilla d’Errico - http://www.camilladerrico.com/

Andrew Pommier - http://andrewpommier.com/


Music by:

Erik Devereux (RE-UP, GLORY DAYS)

Jordan Matt (LOVE DANCING)

Sincerely Hana (GLORY DAYS, GOLDEN GIRLS)

*Also during the event we will have a POP UP SHOP (an in house store where all sorts of things will be sold) with:

Super Champion - http://www.superchampionshop.com/

LifeTime Collective - http://www.lifetimecollective.com/

Anti Social - http://www.antisocialshop.com/

Mono - http://www.monoclothing.ca/

The Woodlands - http://thewoodlanddesign.com/

The Wizard Gang - http://www.thewizardgang.com/

Kyle Scully

AND MORE!

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HERE IS NOW WEBSITE →

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“HERE IS NOW” is a “pop-up” art show organized by Natasha Lands and Victor Wang. This exhibit features the works of eleven contemporary Vancouver artists, who will be taking over a storefront at the corner of 6th and Main St, Vancouver Canada for one night only.

The intention is to exhibit a diverse range of talented young Vancouver artists in a non-conventional space. This “pop-up” aesthetic demonstrates what can be accomplished independently, with limited time, and limited resources.

”HERE IS NOW” hopes to add to the cities cultural diversity and create more attention for the amazing younger contemporary arts community in Vancouver. As 2010 approaches  an increasing number of “POP UP” art shows will be happening in various unconventional and alluring locations around the city.

NEW WEBSITE: HERE IS NOW

CONTACT INFO: hereisnowexhibition@gmail.com

Thank you to our sponsors RVCA + VANCOUVERISAWESOME

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Randy Laybourne Vancouver, Canada.Was raised among the rain and mist of BC. Life has led him to explore and live in Europe, Nova Scotia and California, with many adventures along the way. He now makes Vancouver home and takes inspiration from the city and surrounding nature. The constant need to draw, create and take photos has helped him stay somewhat balanced in this life. Randy is also the arts director for Vancouverisawesome and contributes to Clubmumble.

Randy Laybourne Vancouver, Canada.
Was raised among the rain and mist of BC. Life has led him to explore and live in Europe, Nova Scotia and California, with many adventures along the way. He now makes Vancouver home and takes inspiration from the city and surrounding nature. The constant need to draw, create and take photos has helped him stay somewhat balanced in this life.

Randy is also the arts director for Vancouverisawesome and contributes to Clubmumble.

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Jeff Hamada Vancouver, Canada. is a small Japanese artist working out of Vancouver, BC. He was recently selected as one of 100 artists to collaborate with Converse and Product(RED) to celebrate Converse’s 100th year anniversary. He currently freelances as a graphic designer, and runs the popular art site Booooooom.com

Jeff Hamada Vancouver, Canada.
is a small Japanese artist working out of Vancouver, BC. He was recently selected as one of 100 artists to collaborate with Converse and Product(RED) to celebrate Converse’s 100th year anniversary. He currently freelances as a graphic designer, and runs the popular art site Booooooom.com

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Pablo Zamudio Guadalajara, Mexico Pablo Zamudio was born in Guadalajara, Mexico were he received much of his creative influence from the people and culture of that city. Later Pablo would do some freelance graphic designs for such companies as: West Beach, NFA, Option, Level and Devotion 4. During that time Pablo came up with the concept of El Kartel, he would later design the logo for the store and place some of his first artworks on the stores walls. El kartel has since become a successful retail store that has also done such shows as: 100 Amigos group show, and PF flyers Art and Sole show. However despite the stores success when asked about his art work Pablo simple replies “I have loved doodling since I was little, I do it almost every day to relax, but I don’t consider my self an artist”.(Pablo Zamudio)

Pablo Zamudio Guadalajara, Mexico

Pablo Zamudio was born in Guadalajara, Mexico were he received much of his creative influence from the people and culture of that city. Later Pablo would do some freelance graphic designs for such companies as: West Beach, NFA, Option, Level and Devotion 4. During that time Pablo came up with the concept of El Kartel, he would later design the logo for the store and place some of his first artworks on the stores walls. El kartel has since become a successful retail store that has also done such shows as: 100 Amigos group show, and PF flyers Art and Sole show. However despite the stores success when asked about his art work Pablo simple replies “I have loved doodling since I was little, I do it almost every day to relax, but I don’t consider my self an artist”.(Pablo Zamudio)


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Calen Knauf Vancouver, Canada. When Calen is not Livin Life aka jumping of death defying heights he is an amazingly talented artist working in many mediums such as illustration, painting, graphic and jewellery design. Calen’s clients inlcude; Stussy, El Kartel, and Color Magazine.

Calen Knauf Vancouver, Canada.

When Calen is not Livin Life aka jumping of death defying heights he is an amazingly talented artist working in many mediums such as illustration, painting, graphic and jewellery design. Calen’s clients inlcude; Stussy, El Kartel, and Color Magazine.

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The Dark Vancouver, Canada “in order to establish a basis upon which a percipient may observe the construct in which said percipient contains an existence, a divergent existence must be on a threshold of convergence with the percipience contained construct. this will allow the simultaneous recognition of a potential event horizon by both existences such that independent analysis by either existence becomes dependent on the probability of a potential event horizon. the potentiality of convergence, however, is limited by the central tendency and operant conditioning of each percipient within a contained construct. reciprocal determinism on a threshold of convergence may negate the effects of both operant conditioning and central tendency provided that the percipience acknowledgement of these factors is within the contained construct. with an established basis of observance during the convergence of existances, each percipients contained construct becomes polychronically intrapsychic, allowing analysis by both percipients of a respectively convergent construct.” (THE DARK)


The Dark Vancouver, Canada

“in order to establish a basis upon which a percipient may observe the construct in which said percipient contains an existence, a divergent existence must be on a threshold of convergence with the percipience contained construct. this will allow the simultaneous recognition of a potential event horizon by both existences such that independent analysis by either existence becomes dependent on the probability of a potential event horizon.
the potentiality of convergence, however, is limited by the central tendency and operant conditioning of each percipient within a contained construct. reciprocal determinism on a threshold of convergence may negate the effects of both operant conditioning and central tendency provided that the percipience acknowledgement of these factors is within the contained construct.
with an established basis of observance during the convergence of existances, each percipients contained construct becomes polychronically intrapsychic, allowing analysis by both percipients of a respectively convergent construct.” (THE DARK)

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