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Micah Lexier, Alain Paiement & Laurel Woodcock at the 2012 Gallery Hop Toronto Panel

Alain Paiement speaks alongside Micah Lexier and Laurel Woodcock at the 2012 Gallery Hop Toronto Panel

For Gallery Hop Toronto 2012, Canadian artists Micah Lexier, Alain Paiement and Laurel Woodcock gathered at the TIFF Bell Lightbox for a free panel, moderated by Canadian Art editor Richard Rhodes, on conceptualism and the idea of “smart” in art. The results were enlightening. View the full presentation in this video of the talk, which took place on September 22, 2012:

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