Zeke Moores

Windsor Takes Kitchener By Storm!

CAFKA.11

is the Contemporary Art Forum Kitchener and Area's Fall Biennial 
This year's exhibition entitled 
SURVIVE. RESIST.
is CAFKA's eight international showing of contemporary art projects in the public spaces of the Region of Waterloo. 



September 16 through October 2, 2011 
http://cafka.org/node/230

participants connected to SoVA (the School of Visual Arts at the University of Windsor) include:

Michael Ambedian and Sheila McMath have re-created well-known earthworks. 

Justin Langlois and Broken City Lab built an 8-foot-tall text work that calls on people to think on the infrastructure of the city

Rachele Viader Knowles is part of team that created 'Waterfall' an interactive video vending machine.

Lucy Howe questions urban infrastructure and its sustainability with her wilted and still functioning street lamp. 

Zeke Moores has fabricated a bronze replica of an industrial waste container.

Lucy Howe, Wilt II, 2011.

Broken City Lab, REFLECT ON HERE, 2011

Zeke Moores, Dumpster, 2010.

 

Sobey install...

The show is up and I had a great time in Halifax. Two days, four lobsters and lots of beer! 

CBC Newfoundland and Labrador.

 Each year since 2002, the Sobey Art Award has recognized leading young artists creating outstanding contemporary work. The shortlist exhibition for this year’s award goes on view in Halifax, Nova Scotia on September 17th and the winning artist will be announced at a Gala at the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia on October 13th. The Atlantic finalist this year is Zeke Moores. He is a sculptor from Conception Bay South, but has been teaching at the University of Windsor for the last 6 years. That’s where I reached him this morning.

http://www.cbc.ca/wam/episodes/2011/09/10/wam-sept-10-11-sobey-art-award/

 

 

Ready to roll !

Back from the plater, the wood is cast. It's on it's way to the Sobey. Look out AGNS...

Representin' In Windsor

Just set up at the Windsor Biennial. This is the first time I've shown this piece inside, and i think it looks pretty slick. Show opens at the Art Gallery of Windsor September 21st.