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On a small side street sandwiched between the shoppers on St. Laurent and the diners on St Denis rests an all too easily overlooked space that at first blush seems to be, if one is was feeling expansive, a café: and it is - but it isn’t. Pine-paneled walls, roughshod tiling on the floors, a disassembly of tables, chairs and a scattering of magazines and flyers it could very well be the definition of esoterica but the Fôkus Gallery is, at its disheveled core, an art gallery. Recently Fôkus hosted Cellphun, an exhibition of digital art/photography by Roxana Brongo, a local Montreal artist with an intrepid vision. Armed with only a Sony Ericsson T630 cell phone, Brongo has captured a world of the everyday – city streets, buildings, marquees and concrete walls which all help form the vocabulary of Cellphun.
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by DC Hillier

1 comment October 25th, 2005