Hey cube community!

I have not logged in for some time, mostly I have been occupied with a lot of great projects in Montreal.  This winter I produced a mosaic mural for a public art piece in the children's library at Point-aux-trembles, Montreal.  The project was made in collaboration with my partner, artist Arthur Desmarteaux.  Please spend a moment to check out the link to our MOSAIC BLOG, to follow our process.  The cube was instrumental in helping transport materials to and from the studio to create this monumental work. 240 square feet of cermic pixels!  THANKS NISSAN!  There will be an inauguration of this work, October 2, 2011.  I will surely post the invite when the time comes! best,  Allison

http://egotripproductions.blogspot.com/

Some photos from my roadtrip up Vancouver Island this summer.  While camping at Sprout Lake, on my way up to Tofino, I spotted another BLUE CUBE camping!  I pulled up beside it to take these stealthy shots.  And later talked to the owner [not a winner] but a fellow cube enthusiast indeed! 

Artist Arthur Desmarteaux and I were recently invited for a 2 week residency at Engramme Print Studios in Quebec City. Here are more photos.  The picturesque road tour in the CUBE! www.looper.ca 

If you squint...you can see the cube in the background...oh, and the St. Lawerence River, too.

LOBSTER FEAST!  CUBE delivered 9 beautiful fresh lobster to the feast.  Incidentally, handy storage compartments makes for great aquarium, with minimal splashing.

Diaries From Metropolis, Arthur Desmarteaux & Allison Moore [2010] www.looper.ca
Artist Arthur Desmarteaux and I were recently invited for a 2 week residency at Engramme Print Studios in Quebec City. We stayed right in the heart of the artist community in the Centre Meduse which straddles the new and old city. The cube was instrumental in trasporting all our inks, papers and materials from Montreal. CUBE also came in handy for last minute runs for Lobsters for a feast at the Chambre Blanche!  Lobster tank in the CUBE!