"PICTOGRAPHY"

Presented by Osiel Rojas

Featuring new works by

Chris Mendoza
Stefan Ruiz
Romon Yang
Jose Parla

Opening reception Friday, December 3rd

7pm - til?

Main exhibition at
The Marlin Hotel
1200 Collins Avenue
Miami Beach, FL
Suite 307

Complimentary cocktails & hors d'oeuvres
Evening dress

Downstairs reception party showcasing films by

Rey Parla
Pathrick Burns Jr.

with music by

AS1
INDUCE
RAGE JOHNSON
DANIEL NOVEAUX MODE

THINGS I DON¹T REMEMBER is a comprehensive collection of Andrew Pommier¹s work and provides a unique glimpse into the mind of this prolific Canadian artist. Featuring previously unseen work, sketchbook pages, skateboard graphics, commercial work and more.

David Flores Solo Show with Vapors Magazine
November 30th - Christmas
Opening - Nov. 30th, 7-10pm
Gallery Nineteen Eighty Eight
7020 Melrose Ave.
LA.CA
90038

Open bar from Miller Lite and beats by DJ Chad Muska

Breaking from the boys club of graffiti and urban culture these femme
fatales represent an artistic vision that demands to be exposed regardless
of gender. Come experience what Identity means to this amazing group of
ladies, Friday, November 26.

From 5-8 will be the Unison reception where we invite all ages to come and
learn about art, music, dance, and lyrical talent. There will be a spoken
word performance and a special performance by bgirl Lady Noyz from the
DrunknMonks crew.
From 9-12 will be the Base reception, over 19 only please.

Artists:
Elissa Parente
Ekos
Laurel Daugherty-Seto
Michelle Hannah
Cade2
Amber Joilat
Bojana Videkanic

And DJ L'Oqenz

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Base Gallery
48 Abell St Suite 310 (across from the Drake Hotel on Queen West)
Toronto, Ontario
M6J 3H2
416.588.2882
www.basegallery.ca
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UNISON is a creative collaboration between two of Toronto¹s leading urban
art organizations: 4UNITY productions youth media association and Style in
Progress. Both non-profit organizations are community-based and provide
support, promotion, training and advocacy for young urban artists.

UNISON promotes respect and independence for urban artists and has applied
this principle to the design of this ten-month interdisciplinary project.
Through the staging of ten art exhibits and musical and new media
performances, UNISON is providing a safe and supportive venue to expose
up-and-coming artists to paid professional opportunities in Toronto.

UNISON values and affirms urban art forms and is committed to promoting the
diverse urban disciplines including emceeing, lyricism, turntablism,
aerosol art, video production, b-boying and fashion.