Creative Boost Cocktail Party &
Student Exhibition
Creative Boost's students and teachers exhibited their work in our gallery and studio space on Friday December 11th! See the events page for more information. 
"Lumiere Sur la Ville"
Presented by graduate students
of the Collège Marsan
Exhibition from Friday, November 6th to Friday, November 13thExhibition from Thursday, November 26th to Saturday, November 28th
Cattani
August 28th to
September 16th 2009
Cattani was born in Reggio Emilia in 1964. Beginning his career as a photographer in 1982, he contributed as a freelance to national magazines and newspapers of the Reggio area. He opened his own commercial photogrpahy studio in 1984. He has been working as a photojournalist since 1988.
MacKinnon
July 27th to August 10th 2009
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Osner
June 9th to June 27th, 2009
The purpose of this series is to highlight today’s modern “throw - away” society and the excessive desire to have. Consumerism has reached an all time high in world economics today. Homes are filled with the best modern electronic equipment, beautiful cars are parked in the garages, and caravans and motorboats are lined up to guarantee weekend pleasure. All these items have a relatively short shelf life, soon they will be traded in for a new model and their journey towards insignificance commences. This body of work is a collection of things that have passed their “sell by date”, subjects that have fulfilled their purpose and have now been thrown away by their owners only to be forgotten. Earthly items, discarded if you like, “Things” brushed aside...Once worshipped, idolized and even loved, now simply left abandoned.
Magem
Dates to be announced...
The main pillars on which my work lay are the interrelation and transformation of objects. I create a weightless, isolated, oneiric world. The unconscious world appears through the objects, which remain isolated, as survivors and at the same time, witnesses of the passing of time. The objects are the image of our pleasures, frustrations and desires. They have been transformed, cut, related and photographed to survive in a different world than the one in which they belonged. They were found and transformed in terms of a human unconscious which uses and isolates them from real time. The skin of the objects, or actually our skin, the skin of our life, the skin of our mind, the skin of our unconscious, the only skin of our finiteness which will perhaps last.