Adam Lauder

Adam Lauder

@adamlauder.bsky.social

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1) Regina de Miguel, 2) Skawennati, 3) Brendan Fernandes, and 4) Nanibah “Nani” Chacon at Gallery TPW, part of the Toronto Biennial of Art 📡 ☄️ 🛖 🏁 🐺

1) author, children's book illustrator, painter and musician Matt James at Samara Contemporary, and 2) Evan Jones Drey Gallery - both at Chinatown Centre

when I agreed to pick up Swiss Chalet for Iris from Harbourfront as a belated Thanksgiving meal, I wasn't expecting to walk into a literal Hieronymus Bosch painting 😂

yesterday, I went to visit this surrealist mosaic (and clock!) by Alfred Pellan in the lobby of a generic moderne building on Rue City Councillors

if you're in Montréal for UAAC, it would be great to see you tomorrow (Weds.) at 1:30 for Rhiannon Vogl's panel "Distributors, Receivers and Channels" (EV3.760), at which I'll be presenting some new research on Rita Letendre's relationship to Surrealist automatism and Indigenous dream analysis 🗓️ 🗣️ ✨

the former Ford assembly plant at Christie and Dupont, designed in 1914 by John Graham & Co. - it's not clear to me whether it has any relationship to Albert Kahn Associates or was designed independently of the Detroit firm

a couple of details of Rouzbeh Akhbari's powerful Of Wool and Diesel at Mercer Union, a centre for contemporary art, part of the Toronto Biennial of Art 📽️ 🐑 📜

a few details of the Downtown section of Nuit Blanche Toronto : 1) Rhonda Weppler & Trevor Mahovsky, Museum of Lost Things; 2) Couzyn van Heuvelen, Avataq; 3) Bessyl Buan, Ephemera: The Art We Didn't Make; 4) Maggy Hamel-Metsos, Similie Aria 🌃 🏛️ 🎨

a few details from the Art Museum at the University of Toronto location of the Toronto Biennial, Things Fall Apart : 1) Rebecca Belmore, 2) Antonio Obá, 3) Wen Liu, 4) Solange Pessoa

with Judith Doyle's engrossing survey at the plumb, I would be remiss not to plug Caroline Seck Langill's illuminating chapter on Doyle and new media peers Vera Frenkel & Nell Tenhaaf in the book I edited for @mcgillqueensup.bsky.social, Variable Conditions: Para-computational Arts in Canada 📖📠✨

some documentation of the opening procession of Rebecca Belmore's Gichigami earlier today at Queen's Park, part of the first day of the 2026 Toronto Biennial of Art