1420 days ago · Sarah Lazarovic
• Back from Montreal, having consumed too much raw milk cheese to feel entirely awake on this Monday morning. We saw this show at the MACM (yes, I've rhapsodized about Yannick Pouliot before) and, while I couldn't quite get into Farmer and Maggs, Pouliot did not disappoint. Here's a photo from the show -
Comment tags: il gatto nero, missed connections, montreal, national post
1476 days ago · Sarah Lazarovic
Got to check out the newish Drawn & Quarterly store in Montreal this weekend. So lovely, chock a block with awesome comix, books, prints. It was a weekend of inspiring seeing. Went to the Museum of Contemporary Art and saw Yannick Pouliot's work for the first time. He had just a single piece in the present show, but it made everyone in the gallery who experienced it smile. Fortunately, Pouliot gets his own solo show on February 8th. Can't wait.
Comment tags: drawn and quarterly, missed connections, yannick pouliot
1518 days ago · Sarah Lazarovic

Comment tags: missed connections

I'm sorry. I've been away, dear portfolio section. If the work is not archived on your lovely pages, does it cease to exist? Let's hope not. For now, Here's Ms. Merkel, a recent piece for The National.
Hey! I'm in some shows -
Krampusnacht
and Graphic Details. You should come to them. They will be fun. Happy Holidays!
Happy August! Busy summer has precluded me from updating. Herewith, a cursory rundown of what's going on:
• Our movie premiere in Toronto on August 27th! Come!
I'll be doing one portrait a day until I can't do one portrait a day anymore. Not allowed to spend more than an hour on each one.
This is my catch-all site - art projects, journalism, weird experiments, all founded in the general belief that irony is not dead, regardless of what Graydon Carter says.
A joint blog where me and the Mr. post our thoughts on fashion and design, and I chronicle my year of not shopping. (I've cheated once.)
The government has been all kinds of annoying when it comes to creating a respectable National Portrait Gallery of Canada. So we built one in our garage this summer!