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“God Save the Queen exorcises Canada’s postcolonial condition” — review in The Georgia Straight
In this week’s edition of The Georgia Straight, the top art review is on our current exhibition God Save the Queen, curated by Chris Bose. It features BC artists Bracken Hanuse Corlett, KAST, MaRvIN StRAnGE, and Nigel Z. Check out the review by Robin Laurence on the Straight’s website, or pick up a copy anywhere…
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Studio Spaces at 236 are Going Fast!
Anyone interested in renting a studio space at the new Unit/Pitt Projects at 236 E Pender had better act quickly, because they are getting snapped up FAST! Half of the available spaces are now taken. We are putting up the walls this week, so you can actually see how incredible these studios are going to…
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Pitt books at the New York Art Book Fair
If you’re in New York, you should definitely visit the 2013 New York Art Book Fair, which continues until Sunday, September 22. Our co-publisher, Publication Studio Vancouver, is there at table Q58 with an amazing spread of books, including many UNIT/PITT books. The fair is at MoMA PS1 in Queens, NY, and admission is free.…
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Quick Announcement – Audiobooks by Artists on UNIT/PITT Radio
In conjunction with the 2013 Vancouver Art Book Fair, On October 5th and 6th, UNIT/PITT Radio will present a 48-hour marathon of audio versions of artist’s books. More details to be announced soon. UNIT/PITT Radio is an ultra-low-power informational transmitter, available on 89.7 FM in the immediate vicinity of 236 East Pender Street. This broadcast…
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Book Launch of Lydia Kwa’s new poetry collection at Unit/Pitt Projects – Friday, October 11 at 7:30pm
On Friday, October 11 at 7:30 pm Lydia Kwa launches sinuous, her newest collection of poetry here at UNIT/PITT Projects, 236 East Pender Street, Vancouver, through Turnstone Press, a Canadian literary publisher based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Through the mind’s eye Lydia Kwa charts the path of the stranger in a new land, the immigrant seeking…