niche gallery archives: Jordan Rule: What is Left to the Imagination?

about this blog

This blog was created in order to document the history of niche gallery since its inception in 2007 by artist naomi sato.

'niche gallery' is purposefully titled with lower-case letters to symbolize its rebellion against hierarchy and control in art institutions and traditions.

On this blog you'll find exhibition poster images from 2007-2009, as well as the original written concept for the gallery.

E-mail lisa.spinelli@hotmail.com if you'd like to read a copy of naomi sato's original manifesto for the gallery, titled "White Cube, Plexi-Glass Door".

naomi sato: 2007-2008 curator and founder

Founded and constructed niche gallery after contemplating a former student's installation of a plexi-glass door on a locker in the University of Lethbridge Fine Arts Building. Sato established the ideals and vision for niche gallery for future generations of artists to continue and elaborate upon. Every exhibition is a collaboration with her and the artist who installed the plexi-glass door ten years before its inception; this chain forms a continuous collaboration between every artist who has exhibited in the space since the gallery's official founding in 2007.

niche gallery archives

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Jordan Rule: What is Left to the Imagination?

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