Look for Or Gallery at the Vancouver Art Book Fair and the 4/edition Toronto International Art Book Fair!

Vancouver Art Book Fair 2019

October 18 — 20, 201911AM-7PM
Emily Carr University of Art and Design
520 E 1st Ave, Vancouver

Come visit the Or Gallery and Or Bookstore at the 2019 Vancouver Art Book Fair! In addition to our table selling artist books, zines, periodicals, criticism and theory titles from Archive, Sternberg, Semiotext(e), Univocal and more, we will host two events:

NWC Roundtable Discussion
Saturday, October 19 at 4PM at the Rennie Room
We are pleased to be launching the complete series of NWC, a series of five essays by Northwest Coast First Nations artists. Each book features a single text by a Northwest Coast First Nations artist in which they reflect on the sociopolitical context for their contemporary art practices and engagement with traditional Indigenous Northwest Coast visual culture. We celebrate the launch of the complete publication series with a panel discussion between series editor, Dana Claxton, and contributing artists Brenda Crabtree, Morgan Asoyuf, Marika Swan and Roxanne Charles. For more details, please visit the Vancouver Art Book Fair website!

Artificial Gut Feeling Book Launch and Signing with Anna Zett
Sunday, October 20, 12-2PM
Berlin-based artist Anna Zett will join Or Gallery’s VABF table for the North American launch of their new book, Artificial Gut Feeling (see above). This book launch coincides with the opening of Zett’s first exhibition in Vancouver, Hold On at Or Gallery from October 17, 2019 through January 11, 2020. Click here for our Facebook event.

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4/Edition Toronto International Art Book Fair

October 24 — 27, 2019
Metro Toronto Convention Centre
255 Front St, Toronto
Admission is free

FAIR HOURS
October 24  6–10pm
October 25  12–8pm
October 26  11–8pm
October 27  11–6pm

Or Gallery and Bookstore is coming to Toronto! Please make sure to catch us at the 4/edition Art Book Fair. We will be featuring our newest publication series NWC and will be bringing a range of printed matter including editions, artists’ books, local publishing, criticism and theory and journals and magazines.