December 17-21, 2008: CASH & CARRY, Luzern, Switzerland

Artists from the art school sell their work or die trying!

*don't miss Fabienne Good's brand new line of eco-wallets*


Vernissage: Mittwoch 17. dezember 18:00-22:00

Location: Rössligasse 12, Luzern


Öffnungszeiten:

Mi 17. dezember 18:00-22:00
Do 18. dezember 15:00-21:00
Fr 19. dezember 15:00-21:00
Sa 20. dezember 9:00-16:00
So 21. dezember 9:00-16:00

December 18, 2008: "Paint the town green", Ottawa, Ontario

Want an easy way to support Ottawa's environment while enjoying delicious food and great conversation?

Reserve your ticket to Ecology Ottawa's “Paint the town green” fundraising dinner.

The evening will feature an art show and sale (open to the public) and a tasty dinner with speakers, live music and a cash bar.

Location: All Saints’ Sandy Hill Church, 317 Chapel Street at Laurier Ave. East.


The art show and sale is free and open to the public, and will run from 5:00pm-7:00pm. It will feature the works of local environmental artists, including Fabienne Good, Kera Willis, Jen Cook, Pamela Lawler, Stefan Thompson and more!

At 7:00pm, the dinner will begin, and will feature wonderful vegetarian food donated from local restaurants, including Shafali Fine Indian Cuisine, The Table Restaurant, Hot Peppers Expressive Thai Cuisine, Ceylonta and The Red Apron.

Tickets to the dinner are only $40.00, and are sure to sell out fast! For more information or to request a ticket, please contact info@ecologyottawa.ca.

December 5, 2008 to January 5, 2009: LAMETTA, Zurich, Switzerland

Lametta - Der Weihnachtsbasar der anderen Art

*check out Fabienne Good's brand new line of eco-wallets*

Bereits das zweite Mal findet in der mfag* Lametta - der Weihnachtsbasar der anderen Art - statt. Dieses Jahr haben sich rund 50 Künstler Ausgefallenes und Kreatives einfallen lassen. Ob Design, Kunst, Musik oder Accessoires, der Basar bietet für jeden etwas. Dazu gehören süsse Bettmümpfeli, funktionelle Accessoires mit Herz, Trouvaillen, Collagen, Fashion, Comics und Second Hand Artikel, um nur einige zu nennen.


Der Lametta Weihnachtsbasar ist genau das Richtige für alle, die nicht auf der Suche nach 0815 Geschenken sind, sondern auf Originelles setzen. Sei es für die bevorstehende Weihnacht oder einfach so. Schenken macht ja bekanntlich immer Freude. Alle Ausstellungsstücke sind selbstverständlich käuflich. Die detaillierte Künstlerliste und weitere Informationen sind auf www.madhairstyling.ch zu finden. Lametta - Der Weihnachtsbasar der etwas anderen Art mfag, Zweierstrasse 22, 8004 Zürich


Vernissage mit Party: Donnerstag 04.12.2008, ab 18 Uhr DJ DJOYSTICK Neo.pop
ZWEIERSTRASSE 22, 8004, Zurich, Switzerland


Öffnungszeiten: Mo - Fr 10.00-19.00 Uhr, Sa 10.00-16.00 Uhr

Zusätzlich: Sonntagsverkauf mit Brunch: 21.12.2008, 11-17 Uhr

Finissage: Sonntag 10.01.2008, ab 12.00 Uhr

MITMACHENDE:
* cinqcinq präsentiert Königsgebäck für süsse Stunden im Bett oder anderswo-Bettmümpfeli * Mark Rinderknecht funktionelle Accessoires mit Herz & Seele * gehwurst Design * Elodiepourtoi kleine Geschenke & Kunst * EST:ED Edelfashion & Accessoires * Montresor Bilder * antilopenflattern Ilustrative Kunst * cookieluck *milkandwodka ComicArt * ulpi Märchen & Co. * boycotlettes bedruckte Underground-Fashion * galoshi Matrosenshirts + Babouschkafoulard * AN JA Täschli * meinkleid Kinderkleidchen * Marianne Klein-Abend Holzobjekte * poe-titi T-Shirt * andrinwinteler Fotografie * stefankiss Collagen * zeckau Fotografie * Feli’s Hokuspokus Kinderzauberhosen * iselstattoostubeTattoomode * mehrzweck-halle Trouvaillen aus dem Sortiment * atelierkueenzi Schaufensterbemalung * lieblings Geschenksverpackungen * Evelin’s Schatzkammer kleine Fröhlichkeiten * Eva-Maria Knüsel & Anja Peter bewegliche Bilder *tom schneider Fotografie * Anja Wirz Skulptur * uebersee Freiheit aus maritimen Material * rosenmond Elternsachen & Kinderdinge * cloud8 Schmuck & Sitzkissen * Meermuschelkind Strickwaren * Reto’s WunderCD Musik * Manusfreeback Guetzli * Thomas Grandy Lampe * Monika Stahel Souvenir aus vergangener Zeit * HIRSCHKöNIG Kleinkunst * Nero ? & Kya weiss es auch nicht Objekte * moreframe Fotografie * SILVA Produktion CALCHAQUI ARGENTINA * Charlotte’s Ziggibox Accessoire * lazylausi & hobbydog Kalender, Malhefte & so * nadinelanz Kunst & Fashion * fabienne good Textiles & Fotografie * Leif Bennett Fotografie * Faba’s Mönschterlis kleine Objekte * SALOON SuperSecondHand-Shop *


mad LAMETTA

December 1 to 24, 2008: adventskasten, Zurich, Switzerland

in der adventszeit zeigt die mehrzweck-halle wieder täglich ein anderes kunstwerk im schaukasten an der seefeldstrasse 63 und hier online. (Fabienne Good: samstag 20.12.2008)

vernissage: sonntag, 30. november, 18:00


mit luba abt - lisa bahr - kecia barkawi - jeanette besmer - johanna encrantz+christine bänninger - gisela-ethaner schelble - tito frey - eva gallizzi - stella glitter - iat/hagen betzwieser - isa g - fabienne good - isabel obrecht - uwe petruch - christian senti - lisa stamm - claudia stebler - andreas tschersich - annie-laure unsworth - eva wandeler - peti wiskemann - simone zuberbühler u.a.


Location: seefeldstrasse 63, 8008 Zürich, Switzerland

November 29, 2008 to January 3, 2009: Cambridge Galleries Studio Show & Sale

*Look for unique artwork by Fabienne Good*

Cambridge Galleries will present it's 16th annual studio show and sale at the studio on Queen’s Square, 1 North Square, Cambridge. This popular show features original fine art and fine crafts with a focus on local and regional artists.

OPENING RECEPTION: will be held the evening of Friday, November 28 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm.
Join us to meet the artists and enjoy refreshments and live piano music.

Location: Cambridge Galleries, Queen’s Square, 1 North Square, Cambridge, 519.621.0460 ext. 127.



Gallery Hours: Sunday 1-5pm, Monday-Thursday 9:30am-8:30pm, Friday and Saturday 9:30am-5:30pm
*Fabienne will be there December 22, from 9:30am-2:30pm--come say HELLO*

Holiday Closures: Closed December 24, December 25, December 26 and January 1.
Closed at 4:30 pm on December 31

November 22, 2008 to January 2, 2009: HOLIDAY EXHIBITION, Alton, Ontario

*Look for unique artwork by Fabienne Good*

Buy a handmade gift for someone on your list or for yourself. This new exhibition truly showcases the incredible talent we have here in the Hills of Headwaters.

The historic Alton Mill complex is in the heart of the village of Alton, just downstream from the famous Millcroft Inn & Spa. Located in the Town of Caledon (Region of Peel) a 1/2 hour northwest of Toronto and five minutes from Orangeville. The Alton Mill is perfectly situated to attract day trip visitors from the Greater Toronto Area and beyond.

1402 Queen Street, Alton, Ontario, Canada, L7K 0C3 Telephone: 519.943.1149

Gallery Hours: Wednesday-Saturday 10am-5pm and Sunday Noon-5pm

November 19 to 22, 2008: The Whodunit? OCAD Mystery Art Sale, Toronto

Look for Fabienne Good's artwork amongst the "Mystery art by the famous and soon-to-be-famous"

Preview Hours:

Wednesday, November 19 and Friday, November 21, 12 noon to 8 p.m.
Thursday, November 20, 12 noon to 6 p.m.
or preview online at www.ocad.ca starting November 19

Gala Preview: Thursday, November 20, 6:30 p.m. Tickets: $150

Public Art Sale: Saturday, November 22, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Every piece is the same size. The art is on the front - the artist's name is on the back.

Like it - buy it - then turn it over and see Whodunit?

Come celebrate art, artists and friends at a fabulous party unlike any other.



Location: Ontario College of Art & Design 100 McCaul Street, Toronto

October 4th - October 19, 2008: SECRETS at PROOF Studio Gallery, Toronto

Secrets define those sides of our personalities that are the most personal, often the most intimate. These secrets can also be those sensitive and conflicted aspects of our lives that we are not prepared to reveal in daylight. In spite of the personal nature of our secrets, or perhaps because of it, artists are inexplicably driven to reference the hidden power and influence of secrets in our lives.



Print artists can draw upon a wide range of traditional print techniques for their expressions of secrets. The secret reveals itself only to those who can decode it. The visual sharing of a secret with viewers may bring relief, support or delight to the artist.



This project calls upon printmakers to produce original prints that express those secrets that internally motivate and inform their art. The juried works will be chosen on the individual strength of the images produced. Using printmaking, the collective artists allude to their secrets while retaining their secrecy.



Location: PROOF Studio Gallery - Distillery District, Case Goods Warehouse, 55 Mill Street, Toronto

September, 2008--ONGOING: PHOTOGRAPHY BY FABIENNE GOOD @ FERRO

Unique photography on display in the quaint settings of FERRO bar/cafe.

Location: 769 St. Clair West (west of Bathurst), Toronto Ontario.

in conjunction with the St. Clair ARTWALK




416.654.9119

September, 2008: Window Show at Dragon Fly Arts on Broadway, Orangeville

Window Show at Dragon Fly--Arts on Broadway, Orangeville

Unique photography by Fabienne Good

In conjunction with the Headwaters Arts Festival


Location: 189 Broadway, Orangeville, Ontario, L9W 1K2



519.941.5249

September 26-October 13, 2008: HEADWATERS ARTS FESTIVAL

Art. Music. Film. Literature. Theatre. Art for Kids.

The Headwaters Arts Festival is the annual, 17-day artistic extravaganza
that celebrates the very best creative talent this province has to offer. And there’s no better backdrop for this event than the stunning fall colours that dapple the countryside in Caledon, Orangeville, Erin, Hockley and other parts of the Hills of Headwaters.


Don't miss Fabienne Good's unique black and white photography at the SGI center.

Headwaters Arts Festival

September, 2008: PHOTO-QUILTS & TEXTILES at RICHVIEW DISTRICT LIBRARY

Unique Photo-quilts and Textiles by Fabienne Good on for the month of September.

Location: 1806 Islington Avenue (just north of Eglinton)

Toronto, Ontario

416.394.5120



Hours: Monday to Thursday: 9am-8:30pm, Friday: 9am-6pm, Saturday: 9am-5pm, Sunday: 1:30pm-5pm

August 22, 23 & 24, 2008: TRUMANITY

A three-day festival created to shed light on very important issues in our World, such as:

~Human/Animal/Environmental Rights
~Physical/Mental/Spiritual/World Health
~Truth, Knowledge, Love and Peace

Our performances include:

~40 Bands/DJ’s/Solo Artists
~Many Artists/Crafters/Vendors
~Dende Do Recife Capoeira Group
~Haidong Gumdo Korean Sword Artists
~Mini Circus Performance Troupe
~Table Of Elements Breakdancing Crew
~Fire & LED Light Spinning
~Ballet/African/Contemporary Dance
~Guest Speakers
~Live Body-Painted Models
~Skateboarders & BMXers
~Documentaries & Educational Videos



For each day a percentage of money from each ticket sold plus donations will go to charities that are passionate about Human, Animal and Environmental Rights. The price of admission is $12 at the door, $10 with canned food. $25 for a weekend pass.


Fabienne Good - One-Of-A-Kind Recycled Designs –
will be at the event as a vendor with her line of “eco-wallets” made from hand-woven plastic bags.
Also check out her cotton grocery bags, one-of-a-kind hand printed tops, unique silk tops and more.


Location: Legacy Skate Park near Baseline Transit Station and Algonquin College, Ottawa, Ontario.
Friday, August 22nd, Saturday August 23rd and Sunday, August 24th from 11AM to 11PM

August 11-17, 2008: WINE & DINE

Canadian. art. craft. design.

Canadian ceramists, glassblowers and textile artists have created handmade works relating to food, drink and entertaining.

Check out Fabienne Good's handprinted table-cloths and placemats.

Location: DISTILL GALLERY

55 Mill Street #47
The Distillery District
Toronto, Ontario
416.304.0033

July 3-October 26, 2008: ALTON MILL GALLERY SHOW

Come see the "Headwaters Arts Festival" preview Exhibition
held at the Alton Mill Gallery.

Showing exciting work from the artists of the Headwaters region.
including black and white photography by Fabienne Good




Show runs from July 3 to October 26



Location: ALTON MILL GALLERY, ALTON, ONTARIO


Alton Mill Gallery

May 1-31, 2008: CONTACT at LATITUDE 44

THE WORLD’S LARGEST PHOTOGRAPHY FESTIVAL RETURNS FOR ITS 12TH YEAR IN TORONTO
500 Canadian and International Artists Exhibit at over 200 Venues Across the GTA.

From May 1 - 31st, CONTACT will transform Toronto into a city-wide art gallery. From street corners to expressways, and cafes to museums, the city becomes the backdrop for over 500 professional, established and emerging photographers from Canada and around the world.

JUNCTION - LATITUDE 44 GALLERY presents "CULTURES OBSCURED"
by BRIAN ANDERSON, FABIENNE GOOD, MARILYN LIGHTSTONE and MATTHEW MARIGOLD.
The Constructed Image: Brian Anderson’s Prophet Stones represents an ongoing exploration of how nature is part of the planet that sustains humankind. Fabienne Good’s series of photographs capture a non-posed, natural essence of a party environment, which continues her ongoing investigation of the integration of trends, fads, cultures, memories and ideas not generally found side by side. Marilyn Lightstone’s images observe a culture steeped in rich history and ancient religion. Matthew Marigold’s images, influenced by early 20th century to present-day Surrealism, deal with narcissism, duality of the self and underlying roles in our culture.

Show runs from May 1st to May 31st Tue – Fri 10am – 7pm, Sat 10am – 5pm, 416.769.2900

OPENING: May 3rd, 6-10pm.

Location: LATITUDE 44 GALLERY 2900 Dundas Street West
Keele and Dundas West (TTC bus #40 from Dundas West Subway Station.)

May 1-31, 2008: PHOTO INSTALLATION AT ROADSIDE ATTRACTIONS

Roadside Attractions 911 Davenport Road, Toronto,

In this installation by Fabienne Good a modular cube evolves out of the placement of twenty-seven smaller cubes: one small cube added each day for twenty-seven days. Five photographic images are divided into segments and faced onto the visible sides of the small cubes. The images when completed formulate an integration of cultures, lifestyles, class and societal structure. Within the twenty-seven day timeframe of the installation, a dichotomy is created between the static nature of still photography and the perceived linear format of time. When structured this way the moment-in-time aspect of photographic images artificially evolves and remains fluid until the final segment is in place. The modularity and proportional scaling evoke a Utopian social harmony just beyond our reach.

written by Roy Kohn / Kate Vasyliw WeSee Inc.

Visit on separate occasions to watch the future building itself.

Show runs from May 1st to May 31st

May 2, 3 & 4, 2008: TEXTILES AT THE CLOTHING SHOW

Fabienne Good will be exhibiting her unique hand-dyed and hand-printed textiles, representing the integration of cultures.

Opening night party: friday 3pm-9pm

saturday: 11am-9pm

sunday: 11am-7pm

Location: Better Living Centre, Exhibition Place, Toronto for info: 416-516-9859

April 2008: PHOTOGRAPHY AT CINNAMON GIRLS

Cinnamon Girls Restaurant 1170 Queen Street West, Toronto
Mon-Fri: 9:00am to 5:30pm and Saturday 10am to 5pm.

Through untraditional means of photography, Fabienne explores the ideas of media influencing our everyday lives. The constant mixing of items, colours, cultures, fads, and trends which are generally not found side by side, are portrayed in her unique colour photographs.

Contrary to popular belief, her photographs from the “media series” are all done in the darkroom. Instead of using negatives in the enlarger, she uses colour-copied acetates instead.

The layering of these semi-transparent films creates an image made up of many different levels, giving the viewer a loaded image to study. This practice emphasizes our every day lives, all the mishmash of images and information we see in adverts on screens and billboards, and what we choose to remember and what gets washed away.

Show runs from April 6th to May 4th

March 28, 2008: MUSE '08

An art auction and masquerade party to raise funds for the Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre's Cardiac Unit, produced by the New Leaders of Sunnybrook Foundation. The venue this year is the breathtaking Dominion Hall, which has soaring 3 storey ceilings, marble pillars and cathedral windows at One King West Hotel in Toronto. We have a programme of live music by the Panache Steel Pan Band in the main space and the Orchestra Copacabana in our VIP room, dj music by the Magen Boys and carnival dancers to round out the evenings' attractions after the auction ends, not to mention hors d'oeuvres and a chance to buy a round or two at Toronto's longest bar.

All the world loves Carnivale, and this one is not to be missed!
Location: 1 King Street West, Toronto


for more information

Fabienne's Artwork

March 14, 2008: ARTISTIKA

Artistika is a collective arts night that promotes empowerment and social/environmental awareness through art.

Music: headlining JMC-DJ Memetic and the Ottawa Music Collective (open Jam)-Chris and Chelsea (DJ, spoken words, breakdance)

Arts: silent art auction (approx. 8 artists)-live art (by designated artists, as well as open canvases)-artisan (jewelry, bags and such-look out for Fabienne Good's unique evironmentally-friendly artwork)

Dance: breakdancing and Belly-dancing.

Babylon Night Club, 317 Bank st. Ottawa.

Feb 24, 2008: ADVENT UNTER DEM HAMMER

LIVE ART AUCTION by 23 different artists, including works by christine banniger+peti wiskemmann, jeanette besmer, mai-thu diserens, gisela-ethaner schelble, sandro frei, tito frey, iat/hagen betzwieser, isa g, fabienne good, nadine jacquet, alice konig+eric baumann, luba lavrikova, isabelle obrecht, uwe petruch, barbara renz, jurgen schmid, camilla schuler+brigitte gierlich, christian senti, claudia stebler, andrea suter, andreas tschersich, eva wandeler and zinnkraut/heiko specking. Auction held at the famous CABARET VOLTAIRE, Spiegelgasse 1, Zurich, Switzerland.

Jan 30- Feb 24, 2008: YEAR OF THE RAT

7th INTERNATIONAL PRINT EXHIBITION over 85 printmakers from China, Australia, Romania, Hong Kong, Japan and Canada exhibit traditional printmaking--relief etchings, lithographs, serigraph and wood engravings. There will also be some handbound books, including Fabienne Good's hand-printed and hand-bound "friendship" books, which although aren't "ratty" are in prefect timing for Valentine's Day. There will be some other fun "rat" stuff including the Fabienne Good woven plastic bag wallets. PROOF STUDIO GALLERY (Distillery District), 55 Mill Street, Studio 104, Case Goods Warehouse, Distillery District, open Wed-Sunday 12-5.

Jan 31- Feb 6, 2008: TORONTO NOW MAGAZINE

The Beadle store on Dundas West is featured as STORE OF THE WEEK, featuring the Fabienne Good wallet collection made from hand-woven plastic bags.

NOV.20-24, 2007: WHODUNIT?

A Toronto tradition, Whodunit? has been called “one of the city’s most ingenious visual art fundraisers” by Globe and Mail art critic Sarah Milroy. Whodunit? offers hundreds of original works donated by Canadian artists, creative celebrities, OCAD faculty, alumni and students. Every piece measures 5½” x 7½” and each piece is $75. The mystery—who created the art—is solved only after the piece is bought and turned over to reveal the artist’s name on the back. You never know, you may find yourself owning a work by Will Alsop, Barbara Astman or Margaret Atwood. Fabienne Good's piece titled "at the fair" was among the mystery works.