Scott Treleaven, 'Unquiet Grave' (2012), Diptych, Soft Ground Etching, 33.5 X 26.5 And 47 X 34 Cm, Edition

Scott Treleaven, Untitled, 2009 Collage from original photographs, ink, and giclee print from super8 film on paper, 29 x 21"

Scott Treleaven

Untitled (orgy boys, for Keith + Brion), 2014

Pastel, crayon, pencil, house paint, gouache and collage on paper

70 x 46 inches

Scott Treleaven Untitled (confetti in Venice Biennale gutter/oak leaves), 2017 Unique chromogenic photo collage, 35mm negative prints, archival tape, artist frame

Scott Treleaven, ‘The Pardon’ (2015) pastel, gouache and gesso on cardboard; triptych

installation shots – Scott Treleaven, Animal Chapel 

Invisible-Exports (May 1 – June 14, 2015)

Scott Treleaven, Scott Burton’s Garden Court, print from 35mm analog negative, 2021

A new series of photographs of Garden Court –sculptor Scott Burton's little known last and posthumously realized work of public art– accompanies a text by Paul P. for Maharam Stories. The text and photographs are excerpted from a book P. co-authored with Rui Amaral about the history of Garden Court, Scott Burton, and curator Peter Day. Forthcoming in September and supported by ArtworxTO during Toronto's Year of Public Art

Last Seven Words (2009), Scott Treleaven's super8 "astral screen-test" of Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, is included in the exhibition We Are but One: Breyer P-Orridge at Pioneer Works - April 15 - July 10, 2022

[music by Locrian – promotional clip courtesy Pioneer Works]

FRIDAY, JUNE 13 @ 6:15pm - TIFF Bell Lightbox, Toronto

Glitterbug preceded by The Salivation Army, introduced by Scott Treleaven

Prior to the screening of Derek Jarman’s Glitterbug, Toronto-born artist and filmmaker Scott Treleaven introduces his short film The Salivation Army (2002), a cinematic chronicle of the cult "queer pagan punk" zine he created in 1996.

http://tiff.net/programming/specialevents/summer2014/glitterbug-preceded-by-the-salivation-army-introduced-by-scott-treleaven

Images from a 2009 fundraising edition for Printed Matter: a small-format photo album, whose pockets are filled with forty-three separate removable black and white photographic c-prints (4 x 6" ea.), taken by Scott Treleaven in the Cimitero Monumentale in Milan. The cemetery is unusual in that the statuary exhibit such highly varied, yet universally tender depictions of mourning. A signed and numbered signature card is inserted in each photo album.

https://www.printedmatter.org/catalog/25952/