1 perfectbound volume; 96 pages, 7.5 inch square trim. 2006.
$20
ISBN 0-9697368-2-7
From the artist:
I like maps. As a kid I drew them (usually leading to treasure I would find in places unknown). Now I use them constantly. I’m the navigator in both familiar and unfamiliar cities studying plans daily and drawing where I’ve been.
This tracking reflects where I am, where I want to be, and the decisions I make about how to get there. It’s modest. whereabouts contains scrawled notes tracking how I get to places throughout Toronto. There are words as cues listing places, and scribbles reflecting failed beginnings. My sense of what is treasure has changed; the way I move through the city is enough.
About the artist:
Sandra Rechico lives, works and draws in Toronto. She has been working with ideas around navigation and maps for the past 10 years. She has shown these projects in Australia, the Netherlands, Canada and USA. Rechico is an Assistant Professor in the School of Fine Arts and Music at the University of Guelph.
Download a preview of the book here.
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Sandra Rechico
whereabouts
1 perfectbound volume; 96 pages, 7.5 inch square trim. 2006.
$20
ISBN 0-9697368-2-7
From the artist:
I like maps. As a kid I drew them (usually leading to treasure I would find in places unknown). Now I use them constantly. I’m the navigator in both familiar and unfamiliar cities studying plans daily and drawing where I’ve been.
This tracking reflects where I am, where I want to be, and the decisions I make about how to get there. It’s modest. whereabouts contains scrawled notes tracking how I get to places throughout Toronto. There are words as cues listing places, and scribbles reflecting failed beginnings. My sense of what is treasure has changed; the way I move through the city is enough.
About the artist:
Sandra Rechico lives, works and draws in Toronto. She has been working with ideas around navigation and maps for the past 10 years. She has shown these projects in Australia, the Netherlands, Canada and USA. Rechico is an Assistant Professor in the School of Fine Arts and Music at the University of Guelph.
Download a preview of the book here.