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Limited Time Runs Out; Underground Bunker Open For Viewing
Tonight (Friday, November 13) we’ll be opening an ambitious installation, Rachel and Sarah Seburn’s We Should Take Below: The Gambling Splinter, part of the 2055 Project. As we prepare for a future where above-ground housing will be reserved for the wealthiest, let’s ponder underground living, shielded from the worst excesses above. The installation opens at…
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ISSUE Magazine and Jamie Ward in Discorder
Pick up November’s issue of Discorder Magazine for an interview with UNIT/PITT’s Jamie Ward about the past and future of ISSUE Magazine. The next ISSUE is Volume 4 Number 2, launching later this month (we’ll be announcing the launch date very soon).
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About 2055
The Helen Pitt Gallery was founded in 1975 by students from the Vancouver School of Art, and regularly scheduled exhibitions began in January 1976. That means the 2015-2016 season is our 40th anniversary. However, we’re not celebrating our 40th year. If you’re not familiar with the history of the Pitt (Helen Pitt Gallery, Unit 306…
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Held over: Orphans and Dogs open until August 1st
We’ve had great public response to our summer exhibition Elizabeth Fischer: Orphans and Dogs, so we’re keeping the exhibition open for another week to give everyone a chance to get there. The last day is now Saturday, August 1st. You can also order a copy of Elizabeth’s book online if you can’t make it down.…
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Hurry on Down
Today and tomorrow are the last days to come and see Elizabeth Fischer’s Exhibition Orphans and Dogs. Brave the rain and come see the show – not one to miss! We are almost sold out of this run of her book, so feel free to purchase one of these while we’ve got em. See you soon!