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This week – Broken Pencil (The Magazine of Zine Culture an the Independent Arts) published a short review on Robert Dayton’s The Canadian Romantic, co-published by UNIT/PITT Projects and Publication Studio Vancouver in January 2012. The review was written by Alison Lang, outlining the content of the book as “part sketchbook, part diary entry, and part…

Opening Friday, March 8 2013, 8pm. The third project in the What Future series of commissions at UNIT/PITT Projects is Traditional Road Warriors by Kelly Roulette. Traditional Road Warriors depicts the inner struggle of native people living among the inner city streets. In one painting, an elder looks tired and forlorn sitting along a skid row street. In another…

Broadcast event, Friday, February 22, 8 pm, at Unit/Pitt Projects, 15 East Pender Street, Vancouver BC The second project in Unit/Pitt’s What Future series of commissioned works is A Perfect Day by Susanna Browne. On Friday, February 22, join us for the launch of the project and its accompanying publication. The song A Perfect Day was composed by American…

Yesterday, UNIT/PITT Projects received new stock from Luminous Books (London) and Owl Cave (San Francisco). New arrivals include: William S. Burroughs, the Evergreen Review and the Coelacanth Journal issues 6, 7 & 8 from London. The Coelacanth Press, named after the Prehistoric fish with a human heart that was thought to be extinct but then…

On the day we were coming in to install PJS Collective: Before I’m Done, this great piece of #idlenomore stencil painting on a small pallet was leaning against the outside of the building, waiting for us. It’s entirely possible that it was left there by collective member John Walkus-Greene, although he has never confirmed that.…