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The archive in action: Kent Tate and the story of Vanishing Heat
We get some nice messages from time to time, from people who were involved with the Pitt at some point in the past and are curious about what’s going on, or are offering some kind of help, or just want to share a story. We were particularly happy to hear from an artist who screened…
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Rolling Stones Trilogy print edition
Just a reminder that Michael Turner’s print edition from The Rolling Stones Trilogy: An Inadvertent Opera, In Three Acts, At Once is still available at the original price, but maybe not for much longer. The edition includes the text panels from the installation, the book Free Concert, and its critical companion volume, Rock Lore. The…
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UNIT/PITT in the London Review of Books
Here’s a first for us: Anakana Schofield has written in the London Review of Books about Rereading The Riot Act II, the performance cabaret that coincided, through no deliberate effort on our part, with the 2011 Stanley Cup Riot.
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15 East Pender Street, Vancouver
If you haven’t seen any of the projects we’ve been showing since April, you probably aren’t acquainted with our current project space, at 15 East Pender St., Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. We’re currently showing Chris von Szombathy’s excellent Esophagus Now, which you can see up close from noon to 5pm, Wednesday through Saturday until July…
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The Unit/Pitt Archive — a work in progress
Our new web site is live, but not quite finished yet. You’ll see that our volunteers (particularly Masha McConaghy), interns (months of work by Sarah Storteboom) and staff (especially Rita O’Grady), have digitized an impressive amount of material here, but there are still some significant gaps. We’re hoping that the community of Pitt alumni out…