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2001-09-WWW.REVIEW CONTACT EMILE@SECTION2.COM

http://www.presstube.com/

For those of you web savvy androids out for a leisurely surfing adventure
| suggest you stop off at presstube. This squad is inescapably brilliant,
diligently at work creating amazing drawings, animations, and not to
missed: free downloads. | strongly suggest you check this out (Those of
you that go ballistic over simplistic line drawings are going to flip.)

http://www.chapter3.net/imperium/

Kick ass wallpaper/show off desktop pieces. Check the artist/designer of
the month section. This time some great names will be appearing once a
month. Expect interviews, great screen imagery and fresh inspiration.

http://www.vir2l.com

Just because (I had to bring you here) this site is critical for developing
design wannabeezzz. Prepare yourself. If your system can handle it, this is
about as fancy as things get online. Luscious visuals and audio bombard-
ment. Many will hate it for its sheer brilliance.

http://www.evanhecox.com/

Being a crossbreed artist | find Evan's site radically inspiring. You may find
more than just Flash animations at this illustrator's portfolio. Skateboard
art, pen and ink fashion work and mixed media collage all are presented.
This kids got bold style

http://www.wehaveaproblem.com/

And just because we're so close to Seattle | had to throw out this little
gem - Great gallery space featuring the best and brightest artists of my
time - go check this site out you won't be disappointed

Sign off: cake like bread clogs digestion

Evan Lee "Closer Than They Appear"

Centre A - Sept 7 to Oct 6, 2001
Eliza Au

Opening with the downtown artist-run galleries during SWARM, Centre A
exhibited Evan Lee’s photographs of Vancouver. Reminiscent of the pho-
tos of his teacher, Jeff Wall, Lee captured moments in everyday life which
hold interesting compositions and hidden meanings. Lee’s work was typ-
ical of photographs describing Vancouver: as a hippy city with a mish-
mash of cultures, "Vancouver specials" gigantic malls, franchise chains
and an Asian population that cannot be ignored. In the face of mass con-
sumerism, oversized grocery stores and movie theatres, he has made us
glimpse a moment where we realize we have not changed. Insomnia,
money and success plague us, but we are still human: in need of comfort,
love and security. Lee's work was copycat, but was highly stimulating and
nostalgic of our little city we call home.