G2NET, short hand for Gateway Gallery Network, is an initiative started in the 90’s to provide spaces for artists of all calibers and walks of life to create, and for those who appreciate, or may not at the time, to have a chance to view the creative efforts of those ready to share themselves with the world.
The visionary intention was to open galleries in countries rife with totalitarian corruption that oppress their people through various means, one of those being artistic censorship.
These galleries would have been protected by a Task Force of aboriginal law enforcement. During the 1990’s, The United General Assembly began discussions on granting Aboriginal Representatives side seats under the flag of Turtle Island, ultimately allowing them to act as a global law enforcement agency for the United Nations International Criminal Court.
The flagship G2NET ubiquitously started in a rundown semi abandoned section of what is now Toronto’s thriving eastern harbor front district. Despite years of G2NET legal battles against oppressive landlords and aggressive city inspectors, a seed was firmly planted in the hearts and minds of the many thousands who experienced G2NET before closing its doors and deciding to live on as a mobile music and art unit.
Despite the arduous days of law fare against the many failed efforts to obliterate G2NET, there remains a silver lining. The as of yet unsurpassed Court Order of Justice Rivard that unilaterally declared G2NET to ultimately be recognized as a nonprofit humanitarian organization. (link here)
What does G2NET do
Today, curbed from the ambitions of the past by bureaucracy, G2NET is still a network of creative and impassioned people that seek to help others express themselves. G2NET offers production tools for a variety of artistic mediums.
A mobile concert stage, which can also be used for sculpture metallurgy. An amphibious stage which can be used for either shore side performances or podcasts upon the water for a unique broadcasting experience. Various production gear to bring your event anywhere your own ambitions bring you.
