After Wrappers at the Nanaimo Art Gallery! Solo exhibition featuring new installations of previous projects along with new creative experiments, and educational programs. Projects featured in the exhibition include sculptures, video, prints, and edible objects.
After Wrappers at the Nanaimo Art Gallery! Solo exhibition featuring new installations of previous projects along with new creative experiments, and educational programs. Projects featured in the exhibition include sculptures, video, prints, and edible objects.
Big Rock Candy Mountain headed back to Queen Alexandra Elementary in East Vancouver to redesign the SOUR VS SOUR chocolate bar with a group of Grade 3&4 students, along with a few of the original SOUR VS SOUR gang, now in Grade 12!
Big Rock Candy Mountain included in group exhibition Contemporary Kids at The Robert McLaughlin Gallery in Oshawa, Ontario. Contemporary Kids brought together contemporary artists who make art with and for children.
Big Rock Candy Mountain invited performance artist and queer community activist Mikiki to lead a Junk Food Plating workshop at the RMG as part of the exhibition public programs.
SODA STUDIES BOTTLE BLAST in the KIAC Ballroom! In connection to Pinking Index (at the Odd Gallery) and parallel programming with the Grade 5 & 6 students at Hätr’unohtän zho/Robert Service School – this event is a celebration of research about bottles, glass, the soda industry, advertising and unexpected soda ingredients found in Dawson and Tr’ondëk Hwëch’inTerritories.
Pinking Index opens at the ODD Gallery in Dawson City, Yukon. This exhibition featured prints and custom glasswork created in collaboration with the Grade 5/6 students at Hätrʼunohtän zho/Robert Service School.
Big Rock Candy Mountain started a project with the grade 5/6 students Hätrʼunohtän zho/Robert Service School in Dawson City, Yukon Territory. Together we asked: Who decides the ingredients of soda, the shape of its bottles, the persuasion of its advertising and the after-life of its waste?
Pinking Index exhibition at Kelowna Art Gallery. A new body of work that features an index of collagraphy and monoprints created from school ground refuse. Throughout the run of the show, the limited-edition poster Zig Zag Zillionaires travelled to a selection of Kelowna area classrooms, providing a link to in-Gallery workshops which repurpose material used in past Big Rock Candy Mountain projects.
Coming soon to stores in Edmonton: POPOPOPOPOP
A drinkable publication dedicated to bubbles-as-scores, carbonation-as-percussion and the many other connections between pop and sound
Hannah Jickling and Reed H. Reed contribute to ARTSPEAK RADIO DIGEST: Proximities on Vancouver Co-op Radio. Each week they produce a new ‘bubble broadcast’ as background research for their next iteration of soda development in Edmonton.
Reed H. Reed and Hannah Jickling present on Big Rock Candy Mountain as visiting artists in the Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies at UBC Okanagan in Kelowna.