A R TS I D EO U T

Principal’s Message

Art and the multiple expressions of it, form a lens through which we see the world, react to it and express ourselves in it. It is no coincidence that the arts, whether it be theatre, music, dance, multimedia programs or visual art, play such a vital role in our culture. I would like to congratulate and thank the ArtSideOut organizers and participants for staging this terri�c Program. Franco J. Vaccarino, PhDPrincipal, University of Toronto ScarboroughVice-President, University of Toronto

Chair of Humanities’ Message

Welcome to ARTSIDEOUT 2009!ARTSIDEOUT, developed, designed and led by a dedicated group of students, is an outstanding example of interdisciplinary engagement, artistic achievement, and enhancement of student life. It places the spotlighton the importance of artistic and cultural expression on campus and in our local communities. On behalf of the Department of Humanities, I extend my sincere congratulations to all involved in the second annual ARTSIDEOUT initiative. William BowenChair, Department of Humanities

SCSU Vice President Campus Life’s Message

ARTSIDEOUT is unlike any other initiative done here at UTSC. This event takes ordinary, simple and common places on campus and transforms them into showcases of the beautiful artwork created every day at UTSC. I encourage you to take a walk around campus and experience all that ASO has to o�er. For tonight only, UTSC is not just a learning facility or an educational institution, but rather, it is a live and interactive art festival that everyone can enjoy.

John Aruldason Vice President Campus LifeScarborough Campus Students’ Union (SCSU)Local 99 of Canadian Federation of Students

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ZONE 1

ARTSIDEOUT MAIN STAGESCONCERT 15:30 PM - 7:00 PMREX’s DEN PATIO

5:30pm The UTSC Jazz Band

5:55pm Scott Ramirez

6:10pm Vocomotive

6:20pm Christine Bernier

6:35pm Supercult

6:50pm Harry Tsai

ZONE 1: Student Centre and AA building

Really Late Night with Tommy Law 4:00 PM Student Centre (Food Court)Guelph, ON’s most professional interviewer poses the hard, unecessary questions to the artists, musicians and people who are part of ARTSIDEOUT

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LIVE! - A showcase of live drawing 5:00 PM in the Front Courtyard of the Student Centre

and airbrush techniques featuring Patrick Mifsud painting, Spencer Williamson with spray cans, and Miguel-Andrez Pinzon on air-brush

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for the audience to create gorgeous light sculptures, just by waving their hands

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Project A: Anime Club - COS PLAY fashion show 7:00 PM AA Building (Main Floor)A parody of fashion shows by UTSC’s one-of-a-kind Project A, featuring wearable art and an all-out fashion runway in the AA building

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The Fishbowl6:00 PM Student CentreA live theatre experiment where the audience controls what happens in the environment.

EXHIBITS

Wynne Leung - “You will be okay”

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Jorge Bianchi - “Four Architectural Models”AA Building (Main Floor)(Photographs / Wooden Scale Model)

Safa Minhas -”Of course I Love You”AA Building (Main Floor)(Photographs )

Sarah Baran - “An Honest Game”, “Blowing Bubbles” AA Building (Main Floor)(New Media)

Denise Martin - “You couldn’t have done that on a Sunday”AA Building (Main Floor)(Acrylic on Canvas) (Series of 5 works)

Julia Jackson - “Karen”AA Building (Main Floor)(One Photograph)

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Harvy Jay Caleon - “Project 365”Student Centre (Top Floor)A pièce de résistance by the Shutterbugs president Harvy Jay Caleon, Project 365 is a series of self portraits taken over the period of one year.

Jackie Tan - “Beige Noise” AA Building (Main Floor)A whimsical and unique mechanical sculpture or sculptural machine, Jackie Tan has created a machine that does so much, it does nothing at all. (The sculpture will be turned on at 6:00 PM)

Andre Vashist / Collective - “Glowscapes” Student Centre (Top Floor) (5:00 PM)

alternate visceral reality. Created by a collective and featuring ‘gloems’ by Andre Vashist.

Tessah Heckbert - “Where's the Light” AA Building (Second Floor)A playful installation that creates an immersive environment inside the white walls of the AA building. Experience the AA building as it gets a stained glass feel in the morning and a retro disco feel at night.

2nd Nature - “New Forests”Student Centre (Back Garden)A unique piece of environmental art that imagines a world where our garbage takes over our place and begins to grow like nature; covering up what was once our space.

Regan Kirkland - “1107/1107”AA Building (Bicycle Racks)

and seeing the image of the space.

Robert Mah - “FIRST Robotics” Student Centre - (TV Lounge)A robotics installation created by the students of Agincourt Collegiate, under the supervision ofDr. Robert Mah (live robot/mechanics)

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Curated by: Marina Saad and Latoya Brown

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ZONE 2

ARTSIDEOUT MAIN STAGESCONCERT 28:00 PM - 9:00 PMSW COURTYARD

7:50pm UTSC String Ensemble

8:05pm Spades

8:20pm Wish

8:40pm Smokin' Aces Crew

8:50pm Alicia Cundall

ZONE 2: BLADEN WING and THE MEETING PLACE

Nayeon Kim/Jeanne Kim - Durational Performance Art6:30 PM BV 363 (in BW)A visceral and stunning endurance work of performance art that examines body images, consumption and our relations

*Given the di�cult nature of this performance, audience discretion is advised

8:00 PM SW Courtyard A special workshop that allows audience members to

Hosted by Spencer Williamson and Miguel-Andrez Pinzon

PERFORMANCES

EXHIBITS

Princess Baniqued - “Food for thought”BW Hallway(Acrylic on Canvas)

Diana Hosseini - “Pieces of Instanbul”BW Hallway(Acrylic on Canvas)

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5:00 PM The Meeting PlaceAn open exhibit that examines the nature of ownershipand creation. Audience members are invited to modify existing works of art.

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Julia Jackson - “Sheltered”BW Hallway(Acrylic on Canvas)

Linda Ng - “Las AniMeninas” BW Hallway(Acrylic on Canvas)

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Tharmila Rajasingham - “Falling Piano” ARC (Top Floor) - In front of the DMGA precariously perched paper installation that covers the open gallery in front of the DMG.

Natalie Duncan - “Cantaloupe” BV361 (BW) Starts at 6:00 PM A moving and touching sound installation that overlaps the words and speech of a person before and after a serious illness

Jeanne Kim - “New Generations”ARC (in front of the bookstore) Starts at 5 PM A series of video pieces that examine the lives of ‘the new generation’ of Koreans growing up in Canada.

Marina Saad / Latoya Brown - “Bells”Meeting Place (Hallway of Excellence) Taking place in the ‘windiest corridor of UofT’, Bells is sound installation that overlaps the physics of a space with the various cultural meanings of ringing bells.

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ARTSIDEOUT MAIN STAGESCONCERT 310:00 PM - 11:00 PMCHERRY BLOSSOM TREES GARDEN

10:00pm Serena Song

10:15pm Eric Weigensberg

10:25pm Calla Paleczny

10:35pm Chinese Traditional Music Club

The Misguider's Tour of Doris McCarthy Gallery7:00 PMShort tours of the Doris McCarthy Gallery’s beautiful new exhibit - Liz Magor's ‘Storage Facilities’ - by a crack team of tour guides (Drama Society). Tours leave from the Student Centre at 7 PM and go till 11 PM.

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Risa Kusumoto - “Camera Experiment”(Various times and locations) An experiment that in one simple move, inverts the nature of a camera and of taking

the camera is the star.

ARTSIDEOUT FILM FESTIVAL9 PM (Outside infront of the ARC)

Shutterbug’s Stop Motion Video

KLAMsemble / Asad Raza - “Unity”ARC (In front of AC227), 4:00 PMA video installation that separates musicians from

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Marina Saad - “Video Confessions Booth”ARC (near Tim Hortons), 4:00 PMAn interactive installation that will listen to your deepest secrets and keep them secret, at one cost: Everyone will know that you’ve used it.

Laura Heaney - “Title: Name” ARC (In front of AC227), 4:00 PMA painting installation that deals with body parts as barriers to the self and life as a barrier to death.

The Shutterbugs - “The Forest of Photos”Cherry Blossom Trees Garden, 7:00 PMA recreated forest that blossoms in the fall with pictures and light

Scott Dutrisac - “Stairways in Color ”Outside the HW, 9 PMA special light installation that illuminatesnatural space with digital colors

PARKOUR CLUB - MANHUNT9 PM (From the Meeting Place) Join the Parkour Club on a wild chase through nooks and crannies of the school in grown up version of hide & seek.

SPECIAL INSTALLATION:The UofT Bookstore

ARTSIDEOUT is proud to collaborate withthe UofT Bookstore to present two specialinstallations: “Read & Run” and “TalkingHeads”. Please visit the bookstore on Oct1 to view the works. In honor of ASO, theUofT Bookstore will stay open till 10 PM

merchandise.

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would like to thank:

Prof. Franco Vaccarino, Principal and Vice PresidentProf. William Bowen, Chair of Department of Humanities

Prof. Tanya Mars, Visual and Performing ArtsProf. Susannah Bunce, City Studies ProgramProf. Daniel Silver, City Studies ProgramProf Ann MacDonald, Doris McCarthy GalleryProf. Sylvia Mittler, French ProgramProf. Francoise Mugnier, French ProgramProf. Sebastien Sacre, French Program

Drew Dudley, Coordinator, Leadership DevelopmentErin Peck, Exhibitions & Outreach Coordinator, Doris McCarthy GalleryKatrina Enros, Doris McCarthy Gallery

Lannie Le, Graphic Designer, ikastar studiosChris Billy, Manager, Printing Services,Joel Clark, Business Manager, SCSUKevin Wright, Production Manager, Visual and Performing ArtsJoanna Ying, Coordinator, International Student CentreStacey Platt, Coordinator, International Student CentreMichal (Miki) Stricker Talbot, Events Supervisor, Scotiabank Nuit BlancheSandy Tsirlis, Filming & Tours Coordinator, Toronto Transit Commission Sam Nguyen & Yen Tran, Supporters and Our Extended FamilyWynne Leung, Web Designer, Artist and Friend

A SPECIAL THANK YOU

Throughout the summer, several days a week, and often late after work, ARTSIDEOUT was advised, supported and

Prof. Lynn Tucker, Julie Witt & Regan Kirkland for making this event possible

Once again, somehow we lucked out and had access to the ability, skill, initiative, generosity, support, and bewildering creativity of one Scott Dutrisac, Technical Director of the Leigha Leigh Browne Theatre and inventor of the DutriClamp. (may it be a best seller).

Ceri Nelmes, Sr. Manager of Marketing & eCommerce,

Laura Deszpa, Manager, UTSC Bookstore

Julia Bronfenbrener, Manager, Application Development

Mari Motrich, Web Programmer-PHP

TV Screen maps designed by:Emily Liu,

Web Designer

Information & Instructional Technology Services

Media Sponsor:

PARTNERS

Asad Raza, Artistic Director

A R TS I D EO U T

ProgrammingAsad Raza, Artistic DirectorHelen Feng, Programming AssistantAngela Tran, Music DirectorChristine Bernier, Stages DirectorJesse Wanagas, Music ProgrammerLeo Lam, Curator, Zone 1Patrica Njovu, Curator, Zone 1Marina Saad, Curator, Zone 2Latoya Brown, Curator, Zone 2 Amy Tran, Clubs CoordinatorSerena Song, Assistant Clubs CoordinatorHeaven Zhang, Planning & Design Winnie Tong, DesignerKelsey Jaynes, Theatre Coordinator

LogisticsBrigitte Schilds, Logistics DirectorJoanne Huynh, Volunteer CoordinatorJamie Menchenton, Construction CoordinatorRinky Barua, Production Manager

Marketing/OutreachJon Mandrozos, Asad Raza, Regan Kirkland, Matt Maclellan ,Scott Dutrisac, Andre Vashist (ex-o�cio)

Advisory BoardJohn Aruldason (SCSU), Lynn Tucker (Humanities), Julie Witt (Humanities),

Regan Kirkland (Humanities), Scott Dutrisac (HUM/Technical)

AdministrativeJohnny Wu, Executive Assistant

Asad would like to thank his mom, Zeenat Raza, for continuously supporting his work, and would like to thank his programming team for making his dreams come true. Brigitte would like to thank her roommate Mary for putting up with her crazy and doing the dishes when

thank their parents and everyone on the TEAM. Helen would like to thank her parents, sisters, Bhairavy, Charles, Gilbert, and Jonathan (sorry for being a pain); and Zhaoyi for her love.

2nd Nature Project A: Anime Club Shutterbugs Fusion Radio

Freedom Funkers Chinese Traditional Music Parkour Scarborough

Clubs

2009 Team

Personal Thank You’s

ARTSIDEOUT Programme Asad Raza

A R TS I D EO U T

OUR VOLUNTEERSARTSIDEOUT could not have taken place without the help of our many wonderful volunteers who helped with every single aspect of the event

Ampofo, DavidArnando, Mar Freya

Asiimwe, JaniceAzimi, BrishnaBakroun, Noor

Brighton,DanyelleCastillo, Charrie

Cheng AgathaChao, Hsin-yi

Charles, Whitney-AnneChaudhry, Maria

Chen, JiweiChen, Shanshan

Dang, Rui Dey, Anannya

Dharamsi, ShaistaDing, Sabrina

Ebrahimzadeh-Gholzom, SaharFatima, Zehra

Farooqi, RehanFeng, Juliana

Feniza, AbigailGalustians, Christine

Ganesh, ShevaniGreen, Alyson

Gonzales, Pinky ValerieHan, Bingqing

Haque, SamihaHenry, Fiona

Hong, HaoHu, Zhenlan(Joe)

Huang, FionaIssa, Nivin

Irshad, ZainabIqbal, Sheeza

Jiang, HarryK, Kanwalai

Khan, Anussha

Lin, XiomeiLiu, Gaojie

Liu, CynthiaLiu, Yin ( Charlotte)

Li, Fiona Luo, kevin

Mairaj, SaymaMalik, ShahzebMazzulla, Lisa

Moc, JosieMnathrAl-Taee, Asmaa

Murugiah, GowriNakatsu, Daniel

Nagaratnam, KeerthanaNguyen, Ha

Nguyen, Viet Dung (Denny)Noor, Iza

Pannila, HasiniPark, hyeyun (Hannah)

Persaud, SamanthaPu, Nikki

Qazi, WardaQi, Xin(Vicki)

Issa, Niveen(Nivin)Ramaya, Julianna

Ramsawak, MattieuRamsuchit, Amanda

Rehman, Umar

Uy, Justin Vinayagmoorthy, PrashaWang, BingyeWang, RuiWang, XinyiWeekes, JabbariWilson, AnnaYan, Xueheng (Vicky)Yeung, MirabelYeung, AshleyZhu, Wenjie (Vivienne)Zhang, DaleZhao, Xifei(Sophie)Zhang, ZihanZhen, JinglinZhang, Anita

Tang, HongyaTang, Li Tan, WylieTan, KellyTatireddy, Sameer Teo, ShireenTian, Xinxin (Camellia)Tiwari, Shravana, Tolledo,Edgorcole

Kuruvilla, LeenaLau, Pamela (Pam)

Lau, SelinaLan, Chubg Yang ( Priscilla)

Lee, Wai Yip (Wilson)Leung, Agnes

Leung, PriscillaLi, Xioping(Stephanie)

Liang, Yaxi

Rico, RodrigoRizvi, Masooma, BatoolRellin, MarianneSealy, JasmineSequeira NatalieSinn, KennieSirju, AnilSun, XiangyuTabassum, Samiya

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