T & T: False Creek

T+T False Creek – Book Publication

Publications
Book Cover

The work of T&T (Tony Romano and Tyler Brett) reflects on ideas of sustainability, green architecture and technological progress. Their artworks frequently include elements of natural systems such as solar power and organic filters in conjunction with recycled and reconfigured technology. Over the course of their diverse artistic practice, they have developed a survivalist-informed aesthetic, creating whimsical, yet critically considered artworks that provide astute commentary on our historical moment.

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Jordan Strom on T+T – pdf

Commissioned Text Series
T&T PDF Cover

In summer of 2007 a banner was proudly unfurled from one of the upper stories of a newly erected condominium tower on the north footing of Vancouver’s Cambie Street Bridge. Printed on it was a picturesque image of False Creek complete with knock-off geodesic dome and striated, pinky-orange sky.

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T&T: False Creek – Georgia Straight

Press Coverage

Robin Laurence’s review, From bars to brollies, Bright Light shines, in the Georgia Straight.

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T & T: False Creek – Exhibition Images

Projects

Images from the T&T exhibition at the Pendulum Gallery in the HSBC Building Atrium.

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T & T: False Creek – Press Release

Press Releases

T & T (Tony Romano and Tyler Brett) Curated by Patrik Andersson Pendulum Gallery, HSBC Building Atrium 885 West Georgia St. Vancouver, BC, Canada pendulumgallery.bc.ca February 5 – March 3, 2010 Curator’s Talk: Friday, February 19, 12:00 – 1:00 pm False Creek was commissioned by the Pendulum Gallery to coincide with the 2010 Olympic and [...]

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