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We’ll be closed until mid-January, when the four projects from What Future start appearing (check back soon for more information about that). In the meantime, we’re re-presenting The Apology by Chris Bose, originally shown around this time last year as part of the series Ill Repute. The Apology will screen every evening in the front…

In fall 2009, the Helen Pitt Gallery was forced to close. A dedicated group of volunteers kept the Pitt alive, and in April 2011, we re-opened as Unit/Pitt Projects, with a mandate to support innovative proposals by independent curators, and projects curated by artists. Since then, in spite of severe financial constraints, we have been…

Tomorrow, December 15 is the last day of regular Pitt programming this year. It’s also the last official day of Power2012 radio, the Thumbs Up used-mp3 store, and Red76′s curatorial project This Is An (A) Front: A Covert Education. Here’s the schedule for tomorrow’s closing: 12:00 – 1:00PM: the final instalment of “Ethnopoesis Radio Hour” by Dylan Gauthier…

Saturday, December 15 is the last day of regular Pitt programming this year. It’s also the last official day of Power2012 radio, the Thumbs Up used-mp3 store, and Red76’s curatorial project This Is An (A) Front: A Covert Education. To celebrate the season, and the wrap-up of this great project-within-a-project-within-a-project, we have some special events…

Saturday, December 8 on Power2012.ca: who’s directing the Show in Vancouver? At 9:00am tomorrow (Saturday, December 8), tune in to Power2012.ca. Holly Goldsmith-Jones and Tobin Gibson, editors of GRAY,  will talk about the aesthetics of Vancouver and portions of its cash flow. Aesthetics of the City: who’s directing the show in Vancouver? is an extension of…