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[[Red Krayola Portal|''Red Krayola Portal'']] is a project by Craig Leonard "that maps networks and lines of movement among members of the rock and roll underground. Using Mayo Thompson's experimental rock outfit The Red Krayola, as a point of departure, Craig Leonard's Red Krayola Portal charts the complex networks and movements of individuals and bands in a 6' x 10' drawing and related research. The result functions as a subcultural map that includes such far-flung groups as Big Black, The Anti Group and Throbbing Gristle."<ref>https://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/obj/thesescanada/vol2/002/NR89519.PDF#page=150</ref>
[[Red Krayola Portal|''Red Krayola Portal'']] is a project by Craig Leonard "that maps networks and lines of movement among members of the rock and roll underground. Using [[Mayo Thompson]]'s experimental rock outfit The Red Krayola as a point of departure, Craig Leonard's Red Krayola Portal charts the complex networks and movements of individuals and bands in a 6' x 10' drawing and related research. The result functions as a subcultural map that includes such far-flung groups as Big Black, The Anti Group and Throbbing Gristle."<ref>https://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/obj/thesescanada/vol2/002/NR89519.PDF#page=150</ref>


== History ==
== History ==
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|Parker Branch<ref>https://parkerbranch.ca/section/148619-No.%202%3a%20RED%20KRAYOLA%20PORTAL.html</ref>
|Parker Branch
|February 2008
|February 2008
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Latest revision as of 14:11, 27 August 2024

Red Krayola Portal is a project by Craig Leonard "that maps networks and lines of movement among members of the rock and roll underground. Using Mayo Thompson's experimental rock outfit The Red Krayola as a point of departure, Craig Leonard's Red Krayola Portal charts the complex networks and movements of individuals and bands in a 6' x 10' drawing and related research. The result functions as a subcultural map that includes such far-flung groups as Big Black, The Anti Group and Throbbing Gristle."[1]

History

Exhibitions

City Gallery Dates
London ON Parker Branch February 2008
Toronto ON Mercer Union February 2009

2007 version

2009 version

References