aug 22, 2005 Toronto
THE BLOOD MUST CONTINUE TO FLOW
QUEEN WEST ARTISTS JOIN ISTVAN KANTOR
INTRODUCTION
Installation Photographs
Performances, Sept. 1, 2005
EXHIBITION ANNOUNCEMENT AND
INVITATION TO A PRESS CONFERENCE
TUESDAY, AUG 30, 2pm @MOCCA
Istvan Kantor's most recent project INVISIBLE MONUMENT, where he will mix his blood
into the concrete to be used for the construction of the new AGO, is gaining sympathy
among Queen West artists.
A group exhibition intitled THE BLOOD MUST CONTINUE TO FLOW, hosted by the Museum
of Contemporary Canadian Art (MOCCA) located on Queen street West, will be the next demonstration
of Kantor's evolving campaign to align the local art scene and public on his side.
At the press conference on Tuesday, Aug 30 at 2pm., Kantor and his Konspirators will give statements
on issues of artistic freedom and institutional authority to introduce the exhibition.
The show will take place at the MOCCA from Aug. 30st to Sept. 4th and is open for participation
to anyone interested in Kantor's critical attitude, anyone brave enough to join the garage sale style
conspiracy event produced by the controversial GG Award winning art-crime mastermind himself.
Among the confirmed artists-participants are Napoleon Broussau, Eldon
Garnet, Louise Liliefeldt, Miklos Legrady, John Abrams, Phil Anderson,
Boryana Rossa, Leif Harmsen and many others. An anti-reception with
performances will take place on Thursday Sept 1st at 6pm.
The Blood Must Continue to Flow
THE QUEEN WEST ART-SCUM GARAGE SALE
group show featuring the best and the worst
aug 30 - sept 4, 2004 from 11am to 6pm
anti-reception: thursday sept 1st, 6pm
open talks/performances everyday from 4pm to 6pm
artistic director: Napoleon Brousseau
media disturbance: Miklos Legrady
produced by Istvan Kantor and MOCCA
(416)516-3688 amen@interlog.com
www.istvankantor.com
Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art MOCCA
952 Queen Street West Toronto On M6J 1J8 (416)395-0067 mocca@toronto.ca