Exhibitions

Object(ing): The Art/Design of Tobias Wong

Thursday, September 20, 2012 to Sunday, February 24, 2013

"I no longer worry about what title people give me,
I’m happy being whatever fits the context.
I don’t draft or create models/prototypes,
I don’t problem solve,
and I definitely don’t make things to make life easier."
- Tobias Wong
 

The MOV is pleased to present the first time solo exhibition of internationally acclaimed Vancouver-born artist Tobias Wong. Wong’s work defied categorization, as he engaged with a range of art processes from installations, performances, and furniture making to product and fashion design.

He was cheeky, playful, witty, and clever. He appropriated, manipulated, manufactured, mass-produced, and re-issued objects, pouring new meanings into them. Like many pioneers, his art both seduced and upset.

You'll want to see first hand why Wong is considered a forerunner of conceptual design.

Curators: Todd Falkowsky, Viviane Gosselin
Photos:    Rebecca Blissett and Dean Kaufman

Above photos by Dean Kaufman

September 20, 2012 / 10:00 AM
Opening Day - Object(ing): The art/design of Tobias Wong

The MOV's newest special exhibition, Object(ing): The art/design of Tobias Wong, opens to the public on Thursday, September 20!

Open Hours: 10:00am-8:00pm
Admission: General admission (Adults $12, Seniors/Students $10, Youth $8, children 4 and under free).

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We are pleased to present the first time solo exhibition of internationally acclaimed Vancouver-born artist Tobias Wong. Wong’s work defied categorization, as he engaged with a range of art processes from installations, performances, and furniture making to product and fashion design.

He was cheeky, playful, witty, and clever. He appropriated, manipulated, manufactured, mass-produced, and re-issued objects, pouring new meanings into them. Like many pioneers, his art both seduced and upset.

You'll want to see first hand why Wong is considered a forerunner of conceptual design.

October 04, 2012 / 6:30 PM
Object(ing): Talk & Tour - Tobias Wong Show & Tell

The late Tobias Wong’s work has seduced, fascinated, outraged and inspired observers, but the artist is no longer here to explain himself. What were the conceptual origins of his work? What inspired him? What shaped him? How does his work continue to influence other creators today?

Through show and tell, friends, family and observers from the art and design world will reveal the enigmatic artist through his work.

Date: Thursday, October 4
Time: 6:30-9:00pm
Admission: by General admission, early RSVP recommended
RSVP: http://tobiaswongshowandtell.eventbrite.com/

 

November 01, 2012 / 6:30 PM
Curator’s Talk & Tour w/ Viviane Gosselin

The late Tobias Wong’s work has seduced, fascinated, outraged and inspired observers, but the artist is no longer here to explain himself. What were the conceptual origins of his work? What inspired him? What shaped him? How does his work continue to influence other creators today?

Join MOV Curator of Contemporary Issues, Viviane Gosselin, on a tour of the first large-scale exhibition of Tobias Wong's enchanting work.

Curator's Talk & Tours take place the first Thursday of every month.

Included with Admission | MOV Members attend Free

It's a great time to become a member! More information at www.msueumofvancouver.ca/membership
Call 604.736.4431 ext 0 for more information. 

November 02, 2012 / 7:00 PM
DeFrag! Creating & Making Night

Join MOV, Collage Collage, VancouverisAwesome, and Vancvr.com for an evening of creating and making inspired in part by the interdisciplinary, playful and collaborative spirit of Tobias Wong’s work.

Date: Friday, Novem ber 2, 2012
Time: 7:00pm
Admision: $12 | $8 MOV Members & Students
Buy tickets: http://defrag.eventbrite.com/

Inspired in part by a desire to bring together Vancouver creatives who may otherwise rarely have the chance to work/play together, De-frag! will be a casual and fun evening of co-creation, cheeky collaboration, and creative encounter.

Participants will be challenged to join in two areas of design play:

  • manipulate/carve pieces of a giant polystyrene puzzle so that they create a collective whole
  • design temporary tattoos

The event is both an invitation to reflect on central ideas of the Tobias Wong Object(ing) exhibition, and a chance to play, create, or just watch and talk about the work. The process will be video recorded, and the temporary tattoo designs and giant puzzle itself will be displayed at the MOV as part of a Popup Tattoo Parlour. Beer, wine and light snacks will be served, with a live DJ.

PARTNERS: Vancouver Is Awesome, Vancvr.com and CollageCollage

 

December 06, 2012 / 6:30 PM
Curator’s Talk & Tour w/ Viviane Gosselin

The late Tobias Wong’s work has seduced, fascinated, outraged and inspired observers, but the artist is no longer here to explain himself. What were the conceptual origins of his work? What inspired him? What shaped him? How does his work continue to influence other creators today?

Join MOV Curator of Contemporary Issues, Viviane Gosselin, on a tour of the first large-scale exhibition of Tobias Wong's enchanting work.

Curator's Talk & Tours take place the first Thursday of every month.

Included with Admission | MOV Members attend Free

It's a great time to become a member! More information at MOV's membership page

Call 604.736.4431 ext 0 for more information.

 

December 08, 2012 / 12:00 PM
Love You Forever: A (pop-up) Tattoo Spectacle

In a Vancouver first, the MOV will be transformed into a tattoo parlour, complete with an inking station, live DJ and bar during opening hours. A select number of visitors will have a chance to be inked with designs inspired by the work of Tobias Wong and others. The rest of us will watch the tattoo process live on the big screen.

Holiday bonus: A Touch of Gold (aka the "goldification-station")
Tobias Wong proved that almost every object of design can be improved upon. The same goes for holiday shopping. Bring your toys and gifts, and add a touch of gold to it! Think of it as a gold tattoo for your stocking stuffers.

This event is a collaboration between MOV and Chad Woodley/Sanitary Electric Tattoo.
Date: Saturday, Dec. 8, 2012.

Time: Noon - 5pm.

Cost: included with general admission (MOV Members, free)

Cash Bar and light refreshments will be available.

January 03, 2013 / 7:00 PM
Curator Talk & Tour w/ Pablo Griff & Viviane Gosselin

The late Tobias Wong’s work has seduced, fascinated, outraged, and inspired observers, but the artist is no longer here to explain himself. What were the conceptual origins of his work? What inspired him? What shaped him? How does his work continue to influence other creators today?

Join MOV Curator of Contemporary Issues, Viviane Gosselin, and Content Advisor Pablo Griff on a tour of the first large-scale exhibition of Tobias Wong's enchanting work.

Date:  Curator's Talk & Tours take place the first Thursday of every month.
Time: 7:00pm 
Cost: Included with Admission | MOV Members attend Free
It's a great time to become a member! More information at MOV's membership page
RSVP: http://tobiaswongjan3.eventbrite.com 
 

January 25, 2013 / 6:00 PM
Vancouver I Love You But...
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Inhabiting Vancouver is like being in a relationship with a beautiful and popular lover who irritates, wounds and drives you crazy. As any relationship counselor will agree, it’s just not healthy to keep these hurt feelings inside.

Now Museum of Vancouver presents Vancouver I Love You But… an evening of urban talk therapy.

Date: Friday, January 25, 2013
Time: Doors/Ranter's Lounge at 6:00pm, Performance begins at 7:00pm
Location: Museum of Vancouver
Admission: $12 early bird (before Jan 11) | $15 | $12 MOV members
Purchase: http://vancouveriloveyoubut.eventbrite.com

Whether it’s architecture, style, racism, the weather, street manners or the state of arts and culture, noted Vancouverites and regular citizens will open up and share their grievances about the most livable city in the world. The truth may hurt. Or it may make us laugh until we hurt. Either way, our travelling relationship counselor--Scottish performance artist Adrian Howells—will help us process our anger and move to a healthier relationship with the city.

Featuring rants by:

 

-Stephen Quinn: Host, CBC Radio’s On The Coast

-Sam Sullivan: Former Mayor of Vancouver and Adjunct Professor at the University of British Columbia.


-Tami Knight: artist, mountaineer and a circus trainer.


-Watermelon: nudist, baker, comic, licorice pusher, high functioning stoner/pin up girl.


-Brandon Yan: urbanist and mega-tweeter @pre_planner. 


-Kevin Chong: author of four books, most recently the novel Beauty Plus Pity, and the memoir My Year of the Racehorse.


-Mack Flavelle: Creator of stories, software, communities and the future.

-Amber Dawn: author of Lambda Award-winning novel Sub Rosa (2010), and editor of the anthologies Fist of the Spider Woman: Tales of Fear and Queer Desire (2009) and co-editor of With a Rough Tongue (2005).

-Jagdeep Singh Mangat: a recent returnee from Toronto where he was a practicing lawyer. Jagdeep is a social justice activist and has been active over the years intervening in issues as diverse as the rights of low wage private sector workers to gang intervention and prevention in the Lower Mainland.

...and you!

*Don't miss the Ranters' Lounge from 6-7pm, complete with cash bar, sad-face photo booth, accordion dirge by Barbara Adler and side-splitting show from our friends at Definitely Raining.

This event is inspired by Object(ing), the MOV’s exhibition of art and design work by Tobias Wong. The last piece Wong created before his death in 2010 was a riff on the LCD Sound System song, “New York I love you but you’re bringing me down.” Wong wove that message in Morse Code into the structure of a floor-to-ceiling bead pendant. The message embodied the ambivalence that so many of us feel for the cities we love.

February 07, 2013 / 7:00 PM
Object(ing) Talk & Tour w/ Pablo Griff

The late Tobias Wong’s work has seduced, fascinated, outraged, and inspired observers, but the artist is no longer here to explain himself. What were the conceptual origins of his work? What inspired him? What shaped him? How does his work continue to influence other creators today?

Join Object(ing) Content Advisor Pablo Griff on an up close and personal tour of the first large-scale exhibition of Tobias Wong's enchanting work.

As a close and long time friend of Tobias Wong, Pablo's oral history will offer unique insights into some of the works on display. Pablo witnessed the early stages and the making of several pieces while living in New York. His tour will adopt a storytelling approach to discuss these particular artworks.

*This will be the final talk and tour for Object(ing).

Date: Thursday, February 7
Time: 7:00pm
Cost: Included with Admission | MOV Members attend Free
RSVP: http://tobiaswongfeb7.eventbrite.com 

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Gold Pills and Silver Pills by Tobias Wong

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Neon Vancouver | Ugly Vancouver on Studio 4 with Fanny Keifer

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The Ballistic Rose by Tobias Wong

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July 10, 2012 / 11:24 AM
Object(ing): The art/design of Tobias Wong

The attached press kit includes:

  • press release
  • image selection sheet with cutlines
  • exhibition team biographies
  • backgrounder on the Museum of Vancouver

 

Media preview is scheduled for Tuesday, September 18, at 11:00am.
Please RSVP to Amanda (see below).

To request high resolution images or to schedule an interview, please contact:

Amanda McCuaig
Marketing Officer
amccuaig@museumofvancouver.ca
604.730.5309