Sunday, October 12, 2008. 6.00PM to 10.00PM
White Cubicle Toilet Gallery,
George and Dragon Public House,
2 Hackney Road, London E2

with special preview of footage from the Super 8 film, Pinochet Porn
Directed by Ellen Cantor
Director of Photography, John Brattin
Art Director, Jay Kinney
Starring Lia Gangitano, Andrew Haynes, Jay Kinney, Harri Kupianen, Patrick Blumer, Stephen Ward, Michel Auder, Jim Fletcher, Spencer Sweeney, Danny McDonald, John Thomson, Francesca Gangitano and Sofia Elisabeth Von Herrlich

sex fun and tears!

Ellen Cantor lives and works in London. She has exhibited internationally, with solo exhibitions and screenings including Participant Inc, NY; 1000000mph, London; Sketch, London; Kunsthalle Wien; Transmission, Glasgow; Delfina, London; Feigen, Chicago; Cabinet, London and Postmasters, New York. Group exhibitions and screenings include: Considering Detroit, MOCAD; Zombie Surfers, Cell Project Space, London; Parkhaus, Kunsthalle Dusseldorf; 3am Eternal, Alexandre Pollazzon, London, Cinema Cavern, PS1 Contemporary Art Center, New York; All the Pretty Corpses, Renaissance Society, Chicago; International Film Festival Rotterdam; Edinburgh International Film Festival; Exploding Cinema, Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam; Mr. Fascination, Thread Waxing Space, New York; Gothic, The ICA, Boston; Eau de Cologne 1983-1993, Monica Spruth, Cologne; Coming to Power: and 25 Years of Sexually X-Plicit Art by Women, (curated by Cantor), David Zwirner, New York (1994). Cantor’s work has appeared in various publications including Artforum, Art in America, Frieze, Art Review, and Contemporary Magazine. A catalogue, my perversion is the belief in true love, was published by Scalo and Kunsthalle, Wien in 1998.

The White Cubicle Toilet Gallery measures 1.40 by 1.40 metres, it is located within the Ladies Toilet of the George and Dragon, and works with no budget, staff or boundaries. White Cubicle is one of the London’s most exciting exhibition spaces, presenting a discerning programme of local and international manifestations as an antidote to London’s sometimes extremely commodified art scene. Past exhibitions have included the work of Deborah Castillo, Gregorio Magnani, Butt Magazine, Federico Herrero, Terence Koh, i-Cabin, Steven Gontarski, Pixis Fanzine/Princess Julia and Hanah, General Idea and avaf, Basso Magazin, Carl Hopgood, Giles Round, Tim Noble and Sue Webster, Superm, (Brian Kenny and Slava Mogutin), Elkin Calderon, Wolfgang Tillmans, Calvin Holbrook/Hate Magazine, Husam el Odeh, Simon Popper, Fur, Dik Fagazine, Rick Castro/Abravanation, Jean Michel Wicker, and Noki.

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