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Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday.
Today’s show: “Road to Ruin” is now on view at Cooper Cole in Toronto. The group exhibition, named after a Ramones album, features work from 12 artists in the gallery’s new space in the home of a former bank, and will be on view until July 18.
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'Road to Ruin,' 2015, installation view.
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JPW3, Hot Pot Charmer (Flamingo), detail, 2014, wax, metal chain, rope, popcorn, hot plate, and hardware.
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JPW3, Hot Pot Charmer (Flamingo), 2014, wax, metal chain, rope, popcorn, hot plate, and hardware.
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Jeremy Jansen, Charm Bracelet, 2013–15, chain link fence, steel, copper, rubber, plastic and other various found materials, and steel hooks.
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Brie Ruais, Corner Push (White), 131 lbs, 2014, glazed ceramic.
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Ryan Foerster, Failed Laminating Photos, Fuck Holes, 2012–14, mixed media.
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Jesse Harris, Evergreen, 2015, silkscreen on canvas mounted to silkscreen.
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Sara Greenberger Rafferty, Window Piece, 2011, direct substrate print on plexiglas and hardware.
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Jenine Marsh, Suspect, 2015, concrete, glass, flowers, synthetic rubber, latex, and metal.
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Martin Soto Climent, Modelo, 2014, aluminum can, plasticine, and plastic eye.
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Gee Vaucher, Semi-Detached, 1977–78, video for shaved women and Mother Love, performed by CRASS.
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