Wednesday, August 05, 2009
Ryan Pyle Blog: Final Reminder, Gallery Exhibition "Chinese Turkistan"
Hello,
Bare with me, just a final reminder that my Chinese Turkistan show will run tomorrow. The show will be held at the newly renovated Dylan Ellis Gallery (DEG)
Dylan Ellis Gallery
42 Industrial Street,
Toronto, ON M4G 1Y9
Hours: M-f 9am to 5pm;
Sat. noon - 5pm, Sun. by Appointment
416.406.3131
The opening time on Thursday night is 630pm, that's when I'll hold a Q&A and that will be followed by a reception from 7pm to 9pm. I'll also be at the gallery after the show on Friday August 7th and Saturday August 8th in case anyone would like to stop by and discuss the project. I'll also make myself available prior to the show should anyone be interested in learning more about the region of Chinese Turkistan and my inspiration behind the project. With the recent news of unrest in Urumqi I feel that it is really time to begin looking more closely at Xinjiang, and begin a serious dialog about the repercussions of such unrest. It's often considered a forgotten part of the world, but the people there are beginning to rise up and are very capable of challenging government authority.
In my eyes the project is timely and beginning to come together. I hope you'll have a chance to attend the show. The work will stay on display at the DEG for 2 months after August 6th. I hope there is a chance to meet up with each and every one of you at some stage. Follow the gallery website link above to view my bio and project summary as well as some of the images that will be displayed at the show.
I hope if you are in Toronto you'll have a chance to stop by.
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Ryan Pyle
Photographer
ryan@ryanpyle.com
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Hey Ryan - really enjoyed listening to your talk yesterday and lingering over the photos - very nice work. Would definitely recommend visiting the exhibit!
ReplyDeleteI think it's a great and worthwhile project you have going here. I have visited China regularly over the past few years and visited in Xinjiang in 2006. Would love to hook up with you to chat and will flip you an email.
Regards
Imtiaz